Top Snorkeling and Scuba Diving in Split-Dalmatia County

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.

Fishing boat wreck Hvar, 1h30 from Bol

Big wall running from 20 to 50m! A lot of gorgonians. Hvar, Approx 20 min from Bol

Hvar, 35 min from Bol. Underwater shoal approx 50m from the coast.

Wall with 3 overhangs at 25m, 33m and 40m, with the dense coral, gorgonians, sponges, anemones and shellfish are covered. Approx. 20m away from the wall is 50m deep kugelfoermiger rock, which is also dense vegetation and is home to many lobsters. Day trip by boat from island to island of Ciovo Trogir

The Austro-Hungarian Lloyd liner "BRIONI" was build 1909 at Cantiere Navala Triestino, Monfalcone. She was 68,4m long, 9,5m wide with 1111 BRT. On the 02nd of February 1930 she struck the Island of Ravnik due to bad weather and navigation msitake. At that time she was owned by Societa di Navigazione a Vapore Puglia, Bari. The wreck is lying on it´s portside in very good conditions. Be careful! - during the last years some divers lost their lifes, diving the "BRIONI". You have to make an open water descent using a rope. -GS, Big Blue Dive Academy- Wreck Brioni is also known as Island Ravnik.

Southwestern side of Palagruže

Amfore is also known as rock Krava.

B-24 is also known as Wreck.

Green Cave is also known as Ravnik.

The "VASSILIOS" was build 1920 first named "EATERN TEMPLE" at the Nitta Shipyard, Osaka-Japan. She was 104m long, 15,1m wide with 3673 BRT. She hit the cliffs of Rt. Stupisce at the 18th of march 1939 due to carelessness or insurance fraud with a coal cargo. Now the wreck is lying on it´s portside and is completly intact. Very good for underwater photos. -GS, Big Blue Dive Academy- Wreck Vasilios T is also known as Punta Stupiste, ex EASTERN TEMPLE.

Fortunal Wreck is also known as Wrack.

Island, Ravnik is also known as Green cave.vis.

Gorgonija is also known as Dubinica.

Medvidina spilja is also known as bisevo.

With dive centers from Hvar

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

Sika is also known as sika stupiste and Marinero Wreck.

Blue Cave, Bisevo is also known as bisevo.

Vanjska sika is also known as Stupiste.

Plocica is also known as wall.

Kamik is also known as Rock Kamik.

Bisevo Bisevo Wall is also known as Bisevo.

Lovac is also known as Wrack, Lovac Wreck.

Galija Wreck. is also known as wreck.

Cave is also known as Rukavac.

A US Air Force B17G bomber that lies 72 metres under the surface, 100 metres off the southern shore of Vis. It fell from the sky in 1943, and the crew was rescued by local fishermen. Divers can see the guns, engines and all instrumentation clearly With boat from Rukavac B-17G is also known as Wrack, B-17 airplane wreck.

Anfore - Mliki rat is also known as Mliki rat.

Wall Bisevo is also known as Bisevo..

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

Stupiste is also known as Komiza Cave.

With dive centers from Hvar

With dive centers from Hvar

Komiza Wall is also known as Wall.

Komiza Anfore - Komiza is also known as Kneza rat.

In the north of the island Hvar, right in front of a stony reef with many small caves, a long field with old amphoras stretches along depths of 12m to 28m. The amphoras belonged to a Greek ship that ran aground and lost its cargo. Now they offer shelter to many fish. The neighboring seagrass-fields on the other hand are home to many sea-slugs.

Several kilometers south of the town of Tucepi, underground springs nourish the sea with fresh water from the Biokovo mountains. This constant supply leads to a speciose dive site with many fascinating colors and plenty of opportunities to explore a rich underwater world. Klokun is also known as Sweet Water Springs.

With its stony reefs, Selce has to offer to very beautiful and exciting dive spots. Down to 35m, there are plenty of opportunities to explore the small caves, notches and holes, and the animals occupying them. Among them are congereels, scorpionfish, and undulate rays.

Zvirje has to offer a drop off down to a maximum depth of approximately 47 meters, canyons, stone pillars, and chrystal-clear water. Besides golden sponges its also home to large schools of smaller fish as well well as bream. At approximately 40m there is also a small cave in the drop-off. About 1h25 from Tucepi, on the northern coast of the island Brac

After a descent at the anchor rope you will find two large rocks at depths ranging from 18m to 33m. These reefs are home to sea hares, octopi, and large schools of fish, as well as many other marine animals. This dive site lies north of Tucepi in the open sea.

In 1956 a Greek cargo ship smuggled cigarettes into Croatia. It was caught and confiscated in Ploce by the Yugoslavian Coast Guard. The crew was arrested. After a flight attempt, the ship was sunk by the Coast Guard about 1 sea-mile away from Makarska. All sailors survived and were arrested. The bottom of the wreck lies upright on its keel at a depth of 60m. Due to the depth, the wreck is ideal for technical dives, such as Rebreather or Entry-Level-Trimix. The best time to dive to the wreck is from April to May and from September to October.

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Purple Gorgonians at 30m deep, crawfish

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.

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.

With boat from Komiža

With boat from Rukavac

Great wall

Only reachable by free water descent. West of Fumija Island. Safari or local dive boat.

great wall. Stambedar is also known as Pakleni Otoci, Stambedar.

Moray Eels

Purple bay consists of four drop-offs, each of them a separate dive site. The rough walls with their many holes and notches are home to a wide variety of marine plants and animals, such as scorpionfish, sea fans, gold sponges and many more. If you're lucky you can even see the spotted dogfish there, which is very impressive with it's length of approximately 1.20m. Located at the island Brac (>1h boat trip from Tucepi)

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.

A shallow just off the harbour off Supetar. Several groups of rocks with abundant life. But generally only small since everything that's big gets hunted immediately. Look under stones for scorpion fish, electric rays, lobsters and the eventual conger eel. By boat just off the Supetar harbour

A dive site for everybody. Rookies, as well as experienced divers will enjoy their dives there. The marine life ranges from large schools of small fish typical for the Adriatic sea, to crabs, golden sponges and octopus. There is one large rock with a length of about 30m. It ranges from depths of 1m down to beyond 25m.

Nugal is a long stretched beach north of Tucepi, including three different dive spots. All three are characterized by drop-offs with depths ranging from 12m to 40m with reefs full of marine life. Large schools of small fish, octopi and sometimes even sea-horses can be found here.