Squatina Diving
Dive Sites around Baška
A protected underwater area, about 50 dive sites and a house reef you can walk into from the beach.
Shore and boat dives, every day
We offer shore and boat dives daily. A shore dive takes about 2 hours in total. A half-day boat trip with two dives takes about 5.5 hours in total.
Right off the dive center lies the protected underwater area around the island of Prvić, with about 50 varied dive sites. By boat you are there in 15 to 30 minutes.
Our favourite sites
Kricin
Shore dive3–32 m
One of the most beautiful shore dives in the northern Adriatic, and our house reef. Easy entry straight from the beach, suitable for all experience levels. Octopus and moray eels are seen often, seahorses occasionally.
Tunel
Boat diveup to 30 m
About 20 minutes by boat. An adventurous dive through a 30 m tunnel covered in colourful corals and sponges (entry at 14 m, exit at 9 m). One of the most popular dive sites in Croatia.
Fratri
Boat diveup to 40 m
A solitary rock formation on the north side of Prvić with plenty of scorpionfish and corals in many colours and shapes. The highlight: huge azure-blue gorgonians the size of a cartwheel.
Samonin
Boat diveup to 40 m
On the east side of Prvić. Blue, red, purple and black corals and sponges in abundance.
Lobster Point
Boat dive
On the south side of Prvić. Steep, deep walls that are home to large lobsters. A must-do dive.
Wreck Peltastis
Wreck dive17–33 m
A 70 m Greek freighter that sank in a storm in 1968 and lies in excellent condition. You can explore the cargo holds and the captain’s cabin.
Kita
Boat dive
In a bay in the middle of Prvić. Suitable for beginners and experienced divers, with steep walls and large shoals of fish.
Michaela / Bracol
Wreck dive
A small sport-boat wreck on the larger Bracol site, known for nudibranchs (sea slugs) in unusual shapes and colours.
Which site we dive depends on the weather, the sea and your experience. We plan it with you.
Ready to dive these sites?
Tell us your dates and your experience and we will plan your dives.