Lun is a dive site at the beginning of Pag Island. This dive site has a fantastic colorful wall covered in gorgonians. Reach the site in 20 minute via speedboat.

Premuda is the western most island in the Zadar archipelago and is situated southwest of Silba and northwest of Škarda. Its waters conceal an exceptionally beautiful cave,. In fact, a complex of small caves called Katedrala is found here, giving its name, with its huge cupola-shaped hall and porous ceiling.

Beautifull marine wall going all along the west coast of Hrid Hripa, Hrid Masarine and further more on south. Vertical cliff start already from the surface and finish on the bottom of the seabed at 50 m.

The bay in front of our dive center is perfect for try dive, for confined water and also can be used for refreshing the skills after a long time without diving. At the end of the second peer you can find 2 little wooden boat at a depth of 4-5 mt.

Kalifront is a wall dive at the end of the bay. This dive site is well protected from the South wind. Anchor on the plateau at 5m deep. The depth is between 5 m to 35-40 m.

To rich Gonar it takes only 5 min with our boat. We anchor in a shallow area between two tongues of rock, which run parallel. We start the dive in the middle in the shallow area. Gonar is one of the dive site we use also for night dives!

Not distant location from the port of Mali Lošinj, on the west coast in the protected bay of Koludarac island. Nice and quiet bay for initial dives which is used for course training.

Very well protected area for sailors and boat owners….even from the ancient time. Still today on the sandy bottom divers can find fragments of ancient pottery.

The small island at the entrance into the main bay of Mali Losinj. The underwater reef which start from 18 m down to 38m with a small cave is allways nice to visit.

Maman is situated in the bay of “Maman” very close to Supertarska Draga bay. You can reach Maman in 5 minute with a speedboat. Maman has two tongues of rock that run parallel to each other underwater.