The shallow area is attractive due to interesting groups of rocks and the presence of octopus and smaller fish while the deeper area has a sandy bottom that is home for shells (such as Tonna Galea).
A 25-30 meter long tunnel, crossing under the Kabal Peninsula. The entrance is situated at the depth of 9m. After we exit the tunnel on the other side of the peninsula at the depth of 17m, we follow a wall covered with orange gorgonias before reaching a picturesque cluster of rocks which form a sort of labyrinth of valleys and passages.
An underwater mountain with a steep wall, which drops down to 45m. The wall is inhabited by scorpion fish and moray eels, while schools of saddled seabreams, striped snappers and chromises hover above the summit. Under rocky overhangs groupers can be seen from time to time.
Tatinja is an old wreck without a boat. The boat was wooden so it is gone. Tatinja site features a beautiful reef in the shallows, a wall that drops down to 40m. At deeper depths, divers can find big yellow gorgonians and corals. For all diving levels!
This dive site is connected with previous dive location Pelegrinac. Very interesting dive sites, also well suited for Open Water certified divers. We can see a lot of octopuse and even eagle rays especially in shallow water. In the deepest part between 38 to 44m you can find lobsters.
Pelegrinac is a big wall. Direction is from coast to open sea. Sometimes it’s enough to stay on the top of the wall and look around in the blue water. If visibility is good you can even see eagle rays. You can follow top of the wall to the bottom to 50m. You can see a lot of gorgonias, lots of fish (Mediterranean moray, congers, scorpion fish, labstors). Pelegrinac can be explored a few different ways so you can do two dives there without any problem. For all diving levels!
Zala Luka is a reef and wall dive situated on the right side of Zala Luka bay. This location is interesting for all categories of diving. Beautiful wall with a lot of holes are home for lobsters, octopus, congers, forkbeards. The wall slope up to sandy bottom to 35 m. Sandy bottom is home for shells such as Tonna Galea.
Zecevo is a small island and naturist beach part of the island of Hvar. The shallow part is up to 10 m and has a rocky covering filled with yellow sponges. It is home for small fishes, octopus and cuttlefishes. After 10 m depth the slopes continue up to the sandy bottom to 33 m. One long part of dive is a wall between 14 m to 33 m with a lot of holes and it is home for lobsters and congers. This place is attractive for shallow and deep diving.
Mala Stiniva is a beautiful hidden beach especially known by the picturesque cliffs. The dive starts from 3 m slowly following sea sandy bottom up to 30 m. On the left side is an amazing colored wall from the sea surface to the bottom. Especially on the way back where we will follow a shallow part of the wall. You will see how the azzurro blue sea with sun lights creates a unique scene. This location is home for lobsters, congers and octopus.
Certainly one of the best locations. Two large entrances at a depth of 3m form the entrance to a huge chamber that descends to a depth of 25m where there are two tunnels that further descend to a depth of 45m. In the cave you can find fish and corals that you can admire. Exclusively for experienced groups of divers.