Wreck dive:
Garda (1939)/ S-57 (1944)/Cave diving Amphorae diving

The cargo-ship "Garda"
… sank in 1939. This location is ideal for all the divers' categories. The ship is located on the depth of 25 m.

Wreck dive S-57:
The boat is located on the depth of 20 - 38 m. It looks like a big grate, because it's wooden parts had burned down. The captain's bridge is well preserved, as well as the 20-mm stern-cannon with protective shield and rotating mechanism, which is still functioning.The torpedo boat "S-57" designed just before the World War II. "S" means "Schnellboot" (a fast boat). The boat was launched on August 14th, 1940 and was protecting German convoys in the South-Adriatic when on August 19th 1944, at 03.50 British boats MTB 657, MGB 658 and MTB 653, embushed the convoy and open cannon fire. Two crew members died and nine have been wounded, as the boat was sunk.

Caves with wide entrances
On the end of the cave there is a large air-bubble (30 + 20 m). This location is ideal for all the divers' categories. The depth is 20 m.

Walls of Elafiti archipelago
This southernmost diving area in Croatian Adriatic is specific for high claritz of sea and great depths- that allow diving in relativelz few diving locations. Although diving locations are not so numerious as in other regions, thez are remarkable and worth the experience thez offer. Especially interesting are the still present colonies of red coral.

EXTRA OFFER: visit to Blue Cave on island Biševo - this is an unique opportunity for divers to have your non-diving companions and children join you – and enjoy an underwater cave visit! Have your family and children create interest in underwater world, even if they have never snorkeled before!

Archaeology (Amphorae) diving
Wreck diving: URSUS

Archaeology site is found on the depth of: 15m-35m It is OK for all divers categories.

URSUS – Tugboat
This site is for experience divers only Tugboat was sunk by British submarine in the World War II. It is 35m long and 5 meter broad. This ship lies on the depth of 45m to 60m

Island Hvar is famous for sunken wrecks and amphoras.
Greek cargo ship wreck is sunken all the way back in Roman time 4th century before Christ.  Pleanty of Amphoras on depth of only 15 to 22 meters! There are different kinds of Amphoras still sitting on the bottom of the sea – some of which are from Roman cheramics.

B-24 airplane was an American bombarder "liberator" who was flying to Italy but was shut down by Hvar in World War II

The wreck is in one almost undamaged. It lays at 42 m depth. Curiously the wreck seems to attrack a lot of fish.

Cave Kavlina is located in Island Hvar on depth 6 metres.It is channal with door of 1 meter squer long 15 metres with big room 30 sq m. Suitable for 3 advanced divers at once.

Morning dive:
Underwater cliff close to the islet of Stambedar, Paklenski islands archipelago near the island of Hvar depth: 5 - 45 meters location is suitable for all categories, from beginners to advanced divers Stambedar is an islet belonging to the Paklenski archipelago and lies near the island of Hvar. Stambedar is interesting for divers due to the fabulous underwater cliff that begins at the depth of 5 m and drops to the depth of 45 m. At greater depths there is a large number of red and purple gorgonias and rich underwater fauna: numerous fish, algae, snails and sea-urchins.