Hidayet Archeopark is a unique archaeological dive site in Antalya in Turkey. It's one of the more famous dive sites in the Mediterranean for its rich archaeological value. The site is located in a sheltered bay, with underwater objects such as the remains of an ancient harbor. They date from different periods, including Roman and Byzantine times. There are also ancient statues, ceramic objects and the replica of an old shipwreck. On the northeast side of Hidayet Archaeopark is a pile of rubble that has been named Stonehenge.