Split-Dalmatia County

Općina Hvar

Croatia

Hard to find and deep - the wreck of an ancient greek cargo ship with a lot of amphoras fragments.

With dive centers from Hvar

Hvar

Rt Pelegrin

Rt Mociguzica

Uvala Vlaka

The Vela Grcka bay is a well protected against all kind of Adriatic winds. Therefore she was used by sailors over the past 2000+ years and you can see a lot of fragments of all kind and age & a lot of small marine life, perfect for night dive and photography.



Vela Grcka

Vodnjak

Kampanel is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Croatia, South adriatic which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Kampanel

great wall.



Stambedar is also known as Pakleni Otoci, Stambedar.

Stambedar

At about 5m on the south side of the lighthouse you can find the cave´s entry. The tunnel goes down to about 14m and then straight to the exit. Impossible without strong diving light. Be careful not destroying the cave´s corals!

Going further and deeper on the sandy ground after the exit, you can find a wall with great marine life.

It is an interesting combination of a wall and passage dive. The entrance of the passage lies in only 5 meters directly under the Lighthouse. The exit is on 15 meters where a wall stretches itself into the deep blue till more than 45meter

On the west side of the island Hvar there lies our next dive site rt Kabal.

Rt Kabal is also known as Kabal.

Rt Kabal

Nice wall at the southeasternmost tip of Brac Island. Easy to find, easy to dive. Goes down to 60m, but can be dived at every depth (the most interesting part is probably between 20 and 40m). You'll find (few) gorgones and the eventual lobster. There might also be some congers and suchlike. No groupers that you would expect in such a place because they have all been harpooned.

By boat from Bol (good boat time) or Supetar (long boat time). Easy to find, it's the Southeasternmost point of Brac Island.

Cape Kobila

Nice site, not well known, so there are not so many divers. Equals all other walls I've seen in Croatia. Even more life than usual.

Just opposite to the Lucice Cave. Nice wall with lobsters, crabs, congers etc. Goes down to at least 40m but probably even more if you go further South.

Lucice Wall

This is a really big cave with 2 entrances near 4 m deep. The cave goes down to 25m+. There are stalagtites underwater!

The first opening is 3m in diameter, the second 6m. The cave itself has a diameter of max. 30 m and a depth of 40 m whereby there are two 'cone shaped tunnels' which taper away from the main cave area which extend to 47m. These 'tunnels' have a diameter of approx. 2m max. and are completely out of the range of the sunlight/pitch dark. It is not wise to dive here without the necessary experience.


West of Bol

Lucice is also known as Lucica, Lućića Cave.

Rt Pelegrin

Snorkeling and Scuba Diving at Rt Pelegrin