Frequently Serviced Dive Sites

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Buborek Dc, 1226 Budapest

Lina (Wreck) (★4.7)

The LINA is an iron ship built in England in 1879. It became Italian property in 1901 and worked as a freight forwarder in the Mediterranean. On December 14, 1914, it collided with the shores of Cres, where it sank very quickly.
One2Dive, 4907 ZK Oosterhout

Baron Gautsch (Wreck) (★4.6)

Touring the Baron Gautsch is best started at the stern, across the upper deck towards the bow. After viewing the outside of the ship, you will get a very pleasant feeling of staying in the wreck, while going to the upper deck where the steel skeleton is left.
Just Diving d.o.o., 52210 Rovinj

Hans Schmidt (Wreck) (★4.4)

Called “ISTRA“ for years, the true identity of this wreck was only recently established as the steamship “Hans Schmidt.“
Scubapro

Red Island House Reef (★4.4)

This dive site consists of a huge stone field with smaller boulders, covered in yellow, brown, dark red, and black sponges. Small hangovers inside are covered by cold water corals. The opposite side still has a lot to discover and a mellow drift dive is possible.