Lindos Wall (Rhodes) | The Dodecanese Drift Wall

Site Overview

Lindos Wall is the star of Rhodes diving, a steep limestone wall that drops from a shallow plateau to 45 m and is dressed in some of the healthiest gorgonians and sea fans in the Dodecanese. The site is famous for its drift: a steady current carries divers along the face past groupers, barracuda and morays, with the clear east-Mediterranean water showing the whole profile at a glance. It is best for confident advanced and deep divers who are comfortable in current, but the shallow top is fine for guided Open Water divers on calm days. With visibility often exceeding 40 m and the dramatic backdrop of the Lindos acropolis above, the wall is a bucket-list drift and a favourite of photographers. It captures the wild, fish-rich character of Rhodes’ south-east coast. Lindos Wall (Rhodes) sits within Aegean – Dodecanese and is best described as a wall and drift dive. The water here is typically clear, and the profile — from around 6 m down to 45 m — gives advanced divers a rewarding range of routes. Among the life you can expect are Red Gorgonian, Barracuda, Dusky Grouper, Mediterranean Moray, Bogue. The site rewards a slow, observant approach, and good buoyancy keeps both diver and reef safe. With sensible planning around weather and boats, it ranks among the more memorable stops on a Greek diving trip.