This is one of best Drop-off dives in Adriatic. On top there is a plato 3 to 8 m and than it drops down to 90m. There is a canyon full of red Gorgonia coral and schools of fish. It is best for AOWD but can be done by OWD in perfect conditions. Pongo Divers take you on specific dive over the cliff and to shallow.

The location near the island of Smokvica Vela is a wall that starts at a depth of about 15 meters and falls to a depth of 60-65 meters. The upper part of the large plateau is suitable for beginners, while the wall is reserved for advanced categories. The problem is the currents can sometimes be quite strong.

Sweet Wreck got its name from the cargo it was transporting: chocolate and biscuits. It is a Romanian ship sunk by big airplane bomb. It is in three main pieces and is perfect for one dive.

Site got its name from project Biology university made when writing the habitat. Current is almost always present and as usual the more current more life you will see. This place is best fun when you go anticlockwise around entire island on depth around 10 to 17m. Fun dive

The location next to the lighthouse “Mulo“ offers something for everyone. Gorgonia fans can be found at depths reserved for advanced categories while in the shallower parts it abounds in life.

The wreckage of a military jet fighter plane that was shot down. The parts are scattered in an area of ​​50x50 m and at a maximum depth of 19m, so the location is suitable for beginners.

Closed bay suitable for Discovery diving and training. The sandy seabed is gradually falling which makes diving safe and enjoyable for beginners.

Training site Deep Blue Diving DC. Beach with sand bottom, suitable for courses, training and exercise, max depth 5m. Location is only 100m away from DC.

At this location you can expect everything from calm seas without wind to strong sea currents that can be of different directions at different depths. An interesting location for diving, but also in terms of history.

This location is only for advanced trimix divers due to the depth at which the wreck is located. The shallowest part is at approximately 64m and the deepest 70m.