Cesare Rossarol
The Italian destroyer Cesare Rossarol, built in Genoa and launched in 1914, struck a mine in 1918 about 2 nautical miles off Ližnjan, sailing from Pula to Rijeka just after the war had ended, and broke in two. The larger capsized bow section lies to the north with a breach through which shells are visible; the roughly 30 m stern sits upright some 300 m to the south. Depths are 40–50 m, so this is a technical dive.
depth: 40–50 m