Kornati Diving Route
Zadar – Tribunj – Kaprije – Zirije – Vrulje – Levrnaka – Zadar – “Francesca di Rimini” wreck, Steep walls, Balun cliff, National park Kornati
Discover the breathtaking underwater world of Adriatic sea. A gorgeous coastline with more than 1000 islands and islets is an excellent place for scuba diving. Amazing caves and tunnels, impressive cliffs and coral reefs won’t leave you indifferent.
Find out the secrets off sunken boats and planes. There are more than 1500 shipwrecks on the Adriatic seabed. Most of them are from the First and the Second World War and they await curious divers to tell their tragic stories.
Uncover marine life hidden in the depths. Croatian Adriatic is home of dolphins, octopus, shrimps, crabs, seahorses and other sea species. Incredibly clear water and pleasant Mediterranean climate create excellent conditions for scuba diving. The water temperature in the summer is around 25⁰C and in the winter around 10⁰C.
There are countless dive locations in Croatia and we chose the best for you. Make your memories under the water!
North Adriatic and North Dalmatia Diving Route
In northern Croatian Adriatic you can see shipwrack, cliffs, canyons, undersea walls and caves, fields of gorgonias, octopuses, crabs and more.
Diving Route Zadar – Vis
Zadar – Vodice – Rogoznica – Komiza (Vis) – Primosten – Kornati – Zadar – 4 wrecks, Special protection area Vis, National park Kornati
Vranjak South Diving Route
Zadar (Sukosan) – Vodice – Tribunj – Rogoznica – Zirije – Kaprije – Kornati – Zadar – Francesca di Rimini” shipwreck, Lobster city, Kornati National Park
Vranjak North Diving Route
Zadar (Sukosan) – Molat – Premuda – Rivanj – Dugi otok – Kornati – Zadar – Flow channel “Sestrunj”, Cathedral of Premuda, Cave system “Mezanj”, National park Kornati