Scubapro

Plomin

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A short 10 minutes boat ride will take you from Rabac to the bay of Plomin. The dive site is located on the north outside of the bay. In the shallower area there are overhangs to be found. When following the slope deeper there are walls and and many interesting rock formations.

From the steep cliffs surrounding the boat this dive site already looks impressive. The boat anchors on a shallow rocky bottom that continues as a sandy slope and walls with overhangs.

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SSI Training Centers

23m / 75ft

Max. Depth

beginner

Level

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