The wreck of the Jakljan lies between Novi Vinodolski and the island of Krk in a depth of 42m to 51m upright on the bottom of the Adriatic Sea. Two anti-aircraft guns can be seen at the bow and stern, the cargo is completely preserved, and the wreck is in excellent condition.

Located on the northern side of Krk island, under the steep cliff faces, this site has a nice deep wall drop off with lots of life. The dive ends with a swim through tunnel.

A shallow dive site consisting of a network of smaller interlinked caves and caverns. There is one part where divers can surface inside the cave.

Very nice steep wall on the east side of the island of Krk. The steep wall drops almost vertically to 40m. There are many small holes and great geological formations to admire. Usually conducted as a one-way dive.

The dive site is located in a bay just off KRK and is suitable for all types of divers with a maximum depth of 27m.

A beautiful wall descends gradually to 25 meters below the surface. A few fin strokes away is the edge of a second wall that reaches all the way down to 45 meters. One of the highlights of this location is a large cave, with an entrance at only 3 meters.

This dive site is on the northern side of Prvic Island. There are two possibilities to anchor, one between Prvic Island and the rock, where the tunnel is, or in front of the rock, on the northern side.

This reef breaks the waters surface forming a small rocky, jagged islet. The underwater landscape is as rugged as the surface. Beginners can dive on the reef around the islet keeping to the shallower depths, while more advanced divers can do a deeper dive to some fascinating large yellow and red gorgonian corals.

This dive sites is located near the dive site Tenki, with our comfortable boat, we will be there in 20 min. The formation is like a pinnacle, it starts from a depht of 2-3mt, and goes down to 25mt.

This site is twice as much fun because it offers not one, but two reefs. The first goes down to 25m and is rich in nudibranchs, sponges and yellow gorgonians. The second reef extends to 35m and is home to endemic sponges.