In front of Grebeni, half a mile west of Dubrovnik, lies the remains of the Taranto, an Italian trading vessel built in Rotterdam in 1899 and mobilized by the Italian navy during the war for transporting military provisions. It sunk on 15 February 1943.

SMS Kaiser Franz Joseph I[e] (sometimes called the Kaiser Franz Josef I[1]) was a protected cruiser built for the Austro-Hungarian Navy. Named for the Austrian emperor and Hungarian king Franz Joseph I, Kaiser Franz Joseph I was the lead ship of her namesake class. Constructed by Stabilimento Tecnico Triestino.

Patrol boat of Yugoslavian NAVY was sunked 1986 after military trainings. The wreck is located very close to Žanjice and this patrol boat lies at a depth of 18-24 meters, it is completely accessible for all categories of diving. You can dive through the hole in the middle of boat exactly where it was hitted.

Boracko lake is a glacial lake situated in Konjic Municipality, Bosnia and Herzegovina.It lies at the northeastern foot of the mountain Prenj, at an altitude of 397 m. The lake is the deepest in the narrow southeastern part at about 17 m, and due to the greenish color is transparent and up to 8.3 m.

In Sirena Bay you can visit two dive sites. They are divided into Sirena East and Sirena West. Both dive sites have a wall and drop-off, but the maximum depths are different.

After a huge storm in Hvar a pine tree got stuck on the reef at 5-10 meters deep. Now the wildlife started to take over the branches of the tree and use it as a shelter.

Descending at the bay slowly with the sandy slope, there is a drop at 20m to 26m to another sandy slope until 40m. From there you can dive east (left shoulder) along the wall, and ascent slowly. You will meet big rock column at 20m depth. Back to the bay optional.

A dive site located at the Polish Fun Dive Club diving base. Access from the shore from the beach or access by jumping off the pier. Perfect for the first dive, training or balance check.

A very interesting dive sites since you pass through a vertical chimney and then drift along the wall looking for different fish and nudibranch species.

Starting descending from a small bay 100m west. Slowly descending to the east until 20m depth along the wall you will see the a giant anchor on the left. After that you can keep descending or ascending along the wall.