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Peltastis: diving a Greek freighter off Krk
The Peltastis wreck near Baška: a 70 m Greek freighter that sank in a storm in 1968 and lies in excellent condition at 17 to 33 metres.
By the Squatina Diving team
Among the dive sites around Baška, one comes with a real story: the Peltastis, a 70 m Greek freighter that sank in a storm in 1968.
What you will see
The wreck lies between 17 and 33 metres and is in excellent condition. Divers can explore the cargo holds and the captain’s cabin.
Planning your wreck dive
Which site we dive depends on the weather, the sea and your experience, and we plan it together with you. When you book, tell us your certification and how many dives you have done. Certified divers should check in online before the first dive and bring their certification card and logbook.
More wrecks and sites
On the larger Bracol site there is also a small sport-boat wreck, Michaela, known for nudibranchs in unusual shapes and colours. See all our dive sites around Baška.
Ready to dive it?
Send us your dates and experience through the booking page and we will plan your dives.
Want to see it yourself?
Start with Discover Scuba Diving or book a dive with us.
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