Türkiye: Divers explore Paris 2 shipwreck off Türkiye's Mediterranean coast.

SHOTLIST ANTALYA, TÜRKİYE (AUG. 8, 2026) 1. MEDIUM SHOT OF GIVERS IN SEA 2. VARIOUS OF DIVERS DIVING AT PARIS 2 SHIPWRECK DATING BACK TO WORLD WAR I 3. VARIOUS OF DIVERS AND TOURISTS DIVING 4. VARIOUS OF PARIS 2 SHIPWRECK AND UNDERWATER REMAINS 5. ARIOUS OF KEMER UNDERWATER SCULPTURE MUSEUM WITH DIVER INSPECTING POSEIDON STATUE 6. VARIOUS OF TOURISTS AND DIVERS SURFACING AFTER DIVING ANTALYA, TÜRKİYE - AUG. 8: Diving sites along Antalya's Mediterranean coast are attracting visitors with a mix of history, underwater sculptures and rich marine life. Thousands of local and foreign diving enthusiasts visit natural and artificial dive sites stretching from districts of Gazipasa to Kas each year. Among the best-known locations is the Paris 2 shipwreck off Kemer, a vessel dating back to World War I. The site, together with a Poseidon statue, other underwater sculptures and diverse marine life, offers divers a distinctive underwater experience. The diving areas have become an increasingly popular alternative tourism route for visitors seeking to explore Antalya beyond its beaches.