Dive sites

The feature of the diving in Montenegro is a large variety of unusual dive sites. You’ll be able to see sunken ships in the Adriatic Sea, underwater caves and coral reefs during the diving in Montenegro. Our diving club in Herceg Novi will show to the fans of sunken ships the most interesting wrecks in Montenegro. Underwater grottoes and caves in the Adriatic Sea will perfectly suit to the people who like cave diving. Beginners in diving may also be interested in diving on reefs, diving near the Mamula island, diving in tunnels for submarines and many other unique places for diving in Montenegro.

Below you can see the photos and descriptions of only some interesting diving sites in Montenegro which you can visit together with our diving club.

Night dive

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Night diving in Montenegro is a unique opportunity to see the night underwater world of the Adriatic Sea in a new light
Cape Dobrec

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Cape Dobrec due to the bottom structure will be interesting for both experienced divers and beginners having their first dives in Montenegro
Jakubic cave

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Jakubic cave is a number of grottoes located at a shallow depth, with a lot of lobsters, octopuses and other inhabitants of the Adriatic sea. The depth is 16 -20 m
Wreck Tihany

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Austro-Hungarian ship "Tihany" was carrying coal and sunk because of the navigating mistake in 1917. The length of the ship is 45 m, the width is 5 m. "Tihany" is locating at a depth of 42 m.
Rose

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Rose is an ancient village located at the entrance to the Boko-Kotor bay. During the dive on "Rose" you can see ancient anchors, cannonballs and as well fragments of ancient pottery
Island Mamula

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Diving at Mamula has both military and historical informative character. You can see cannonballs, anchors and inhabitants of the underwater world of the Adriatic: octopus and others
Blue Cave

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The dive site "Blue Cave" is a very beautiful place created by nature where you can dive with our diving club. It's a large cave, the entrance to which is on the surface of the water
Zlatna vala

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Diving site "Zlatna Vala" is a one of the largest underwater caves in Montenegro. The length of cave is 25 m. There you can see a lot of kinds of representatives of the underwater world
Cape Kobila

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Cape Kobila – diving here is suitable for both beginners and for experienced divers who for the first time dive in Montenegro. There are a lot of different kinds of fishes of the Adriatic Sea
Wreck Galija

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The ancient ship was built and sunk in 16th century. The length of the ship is 35 m, the width is 11 m. It lies at a depth of 33 m. You can see the parts of the ship, anchors and cannons
Wreck Golesnica

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Austro-Hungarian torpedo ship "Golesnica" 76T Serie lies at a depth of 33 m. The length of the ship is 57 m, the width is 5 m. It is still in a good condition
Wreck PR-38 Tunj

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Military tugboat PR-38 "Tunj" sunk in 2013. Currently it is in an excellent condition. The ship lies at a depth of 5 - 18 m. Here you can see crabs, octopus, cuttlefish and etc.
Poseidon City

42.372005, 18.600142

"Poseidon city" is a complex of underwater caves, located at different depths and surrounded by a lot of reefs. This is a unique place for diving in Montenegro
Submarines Tunnel

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Dive sites "Submarines tunnels" are a unique places for diving in Montenegro. These tunnels are former military structures, where Yugoslav submarines were based
Mermaid Hall

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"Mermaid hall" is pass-through underwater cave, which looks like a vertical corridor situated under water with natural light. Dive on the "Mermaid hall" is only for experienced divers
Wreck Higgins

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Yugoslav torpedo boat "Higgins" sunk in 1974 because of unknown circumstances. The length of the ship is 23 m, the width is 6 m. It lies at a depth of 30 - 35 m
Wreck Patrol Ship PBR 512

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Patrol ship PBR 512 sunk in 1983. The length of the ship is 40m, the width is 6m. It lies at a depth of 25m. It is in an excellent condition