Scuba Diving

Plunge beneath Leonida's turquoise waters to explore coral reefs, shipwrecks, underwater caves, and the occasional submerged evidence of someone's very bad day.

The waters surrounding Leonida are hiding an entire world beneath the surface, and scuba diving is your ticket to explore it — assuming you're comfortable sharing the ocean with bull sharks, moray eels, and the rusting ghosts of vessels that didn't make it to port. Diving sites range from the shallow, sun-dappled coral reefs off the Leonida Keys — teeming with tropical fish and sea turtles in a kaleidoscope of color — to deep, murky shipwrecks further offshore where century-old cargo still sits in barnacle-encrusted holds waiting to be salvaged. Underwater caves thread through the limestone bedrock, offering claustrophobic passages that open into breathtaking subterranean chambers, though getting lost down there is a very real and very permanent possibility. The diving mechanics feature oxygen management, depth pressure effects, and equipment upgrades that expand your range and capabilities. Keep your eyes open for valuables: sunken treasure, lost cargo, and items that clearly ended up on the ocean floor on purpose. Some of Leonida's biggest secrets are buried under its waves, and the dive sites connected to the main story will have you questioning everything you thought you knew about the surface world above.