A small but colourful reef located at the point of Druzinin, on the northern side of the island of Krk. The reef is full of life and there is a nice canyon at the end of the dive site.

Located on the point of Šilo, 2 nm from the mainland, this colourful reef is suitable for beginners and advanced divers. There is a nice wall covered with yellow corals.

This circular shaped reef is located about 300 meters from the point of Silo on the island of Krk, 10 minutes by boat from the mainland. There reef starts at a depth of 15 meters.

This is a shallow water dive training site for course confined water sessions. Safe shore entries can be made from a flat concrete/stone platform.

The Peltastis wreck is located between Šilo and the bay of Klimno, a hundred meters from the northeastern coast of the island, at depths of 12 to 32 meters.

The dive starts at a plateau at 5 meters, followed by a steep descent along the wall. One of the highlights is a small wreck at the entrance of a cave that can be entered one diver at a time. The cave is at 15 meters, but it is possible to descend further down the wall.

This dive site is mainly used for all course open water dive training sessions. Shore entries are made from a Concrete/stone platform. The maximum depth is 18m.

The diameter of the entrance to the cave is +/- 4 metres; 2 or 3 divers can comfortably enter at once. Divers must be careful not to stir up the sediment on the cave floor. The cave is +/- 25 metres long and in the centre you will see a stream of sunlight coming from a narrow siphon, extending up to the surface.

A very nice dive site on the east side of the island of Krk. Like a pyramid, Tenki stands in the water. After the entrance at 3m, there is a small tunnel which leads to 9m deep. Two steep walls (up to about 20m and the next one up to about 40m) are worth seeing. In the shallow water, there are great geo formations.

This site is twice as much fun because it offers not one, but two reefs. The first goes down to 25m and is rich in nudibranchs, sponges and yellow gorgonians. The second reef extends to 35m and is home to endemic sponges.