Samograd

This data is provided from the logbook information in the MySSI app

제휴된 트레이닝 센터

가까운 다이브 사이트

Bacvica

Behind the island of Samograd you will find a small rock protruding just above the water level. A wall running from NW to SE offers you an underwater landscape with two amazing gorgonian walls.

Garden

This dive site is located opposite Lumbarda. At approx. 30m deep a step breaks off, changing into a huge plateau at 45m. Like a well-kept garden, this site is densely covered with fan corals (red and color changing) and Savalias.

Kablinac

이 다이빙은 카블리낙 옆에 있는 작은 바위 의 남쪽에서 시작됩니다. 바다 잔디 위의 몇 가지 지느러미 스트로크 후 당신은 모래 고원에 도달. 벽은 약 20-25m의 물에서 그 옆에 시작됩니다. 벽은 SW에서 SE. 오른쪽 어깨로 따라 섬을 돌아 다니며 왼쪽에 빨간색 고르고니아를 찾을 수 있습니다.

Ljuta

Approach from the west until you see the drop off on the boat’s sonar. The north side of the wall has amphora and parts of old tubes. The wall is covered with yellow gorgonians. A perfect 2nd dive after diving Stuka.

Stuka (Wreck)

The Junkers Ju 87 or Stuka (from Sturzkampfflugzeug, “dive bomber“) was a two-man (pilot and rear gunner) German dive bomber and ground-attack aircraft. The plane is almost undamaged and lies upright at 25-27m.

Kukuljari

The Kukuljari is a group of islands located in the SW of Murter Island. The dive sites are on the island closest to Murter with the light-house. Kukuljari offers 3 options for diving: the west side is sheltered and offers a perfect anchor ground and the northwest cape is a small cavern with colorful sponges at 22m.

Francesca di Rimini (Wreck)

Francesca di Rimini was an ammunition/cargo ship that sunk during the 2nd World War. The wreck is overgrown with sponges and soft corals. The ship is under protection and Najada diving has the license to dive this wreck.

Kaprije

Approaching Kaprije Island the same direction you would to Francesca, on the west side you will see a small cape marking the anchor area for this dive site. Under a small platform at a moderate depth you will find soft corals and colorful sponges, ideal for beginners and for a great second dive.