Ideal place for beginners and navigation skills lovers. Two non distant reefs close to the coast. First reef – from 4-11 m with a small cave and the other 50 meter distant reef is from 14-22 m.

Small and sunny beach with nice rocky seabed. The bottom gradually descends to a depth of 25 meters, but the nicest area is till 12 meters along the coast going on south, where on the corner divers can find small canyons full of small fishes. Ideal place for snorkeling and initial dives from the boat.

The Bangladesh Wreck is a dive site with a recently sunken metal ship which lies on the sandy bottom at the depth of 31 m. Minimum depth is 28 m and the length of the vessel is about 25-30 m.

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.

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.

Srakane Wall is located on the southwest side of the island of Male Srakane. You will enjoy diving down the vertical wall full of rare beauty. You can reach up to a depth of 45 meters just of the coast line.

Srakane cave is located on the south-west side of Male Srakane island. The entrance to the cave is at 9 m just close to the coast. There is a passage cca 20 m long and small gallery with a sunlight from the top.

Dive location is located on the southern side of the island of Susak. The large reef edge breaks and is falling from 5 m depth to a depth of 40 m creating a beautifull marine wall with abundance of flora and fauna.

It is located at the entrance to the port of the island Unije near the small island Školjić. Anchoring is at a depth of 5 m and the dive is vertically along the reef and down to the Etnea resting on her port side at a depth of 35 m.