OPEN AIR AND UNDERWATER MUSEUM
 

Beneath the Aegean Sea is an unexplored world containing as yet untold wonders, and because recreational diving is now permitted for the first time, treasure may still be found.   Suspended in time are the wrecks of the entire Persian fleet, which was sunk in shallow waters right outside Chios Island in the Dodecanese Islands.  Also in that area, one of the seven wonders of the world, the Colossus of Rhodes, collapsed right outside the port of Rhodes.  Several cities of the ancient Minoan civilization have gone under water as the coastline of Crete changed millenia ago, and ruins of legendary Atlantis may be discovered in the volcanic vents of Santorini.  Artifacts are scattered throughout the region, and are yet to be found in the virgin waters of the Aegean.

 
BRITANNIC
The wreck of the Brittanic, sister ship to the Titanic, is located just off the coast of Athens, and many more ships dating back thousands of years, or lost during this century during the world wars, have still to be uncovered. This vast sea shelters the remains of an underwater museum in the making, and you can be part of this great voyage of discovery.

ON LAND
Topside, Greece abounds with treasures that have been preserved since the time of Alexander the Great.  Visit the remains of ancient temples like the Acropolis, or ancient towns like that found on Kos, the island where Pythagoras, the great mathemetician, lived.  Mosaics, pillars, partial walls and floors are preserved in their natural state where you are free to climb on them and imagine how it felt to live in this other world.
 
ATLANTIS -- TREASURE