Adriatic – Istria & Kvarner
The northern Adriatic between Istria and Rab is the closest sea diving to Central Europe. The west coast of Istria (Novigrad, Poreč, Vrsar, Rovinj, Pula) is famous for wrecks from both world wars, above all the Baron Gautsch, plus shallow shoals and island caves that suit beginners. The Kvarner Gulf to the east is deeper and rockier: steep karst walls around Krk, Plavnik, Cres, Lošinj and Rab, swim-through tunnels, gorgonian gardens and some of the region's deepest technical wrecks. The short Slovenian coast around Piran has its own region (Slovenia – Coast).
Tauchplätze
- Banjol Island Caves
- Baron Gautsch
- Big Cave (Cres)
- Bumbište
- Cape Peneda (Brijuni)
- Cesare Rossarol
- Crna Punta (Black Point)
- Elhawi Star
- Faro Island (Sveti Ivan na Pučini)
- Figarola Island (Rovinj)
- Flamingo
- Fraškerić Island
- Frižital (Santa Brigida)
- Galijola
- Giuseppe Dezza (TA-35)
- Gonar
- Guns of Plavnik (Krnjačol)
- Hans Schmidt
- HMS Coriolanus
- John Gilmore
- Josephina
- Kalifront
- Kampanil Mali
- Kampanil Veliki
- Kanjon (Cape Verudela)
- Lina
- Lošinj Historical Underwater Park (Čikat)
- Luana
- Mafia Bay (Plavnik)
- Mali Plavnik
- Malo & Velo Kolo
- Maman
- Maona
- Peltastis
- Prvić Tunnel
- Romagna
- Rovenska Reefs (Lošinj)
- Selzine (Cres)
- Sika Ubac
- Silo (Prvić)
- SMS Streiter
- SS Albanien
- SS Euterpe
- Sveta Marina Walls
- TA 45 Spica
- TA-36 (Stella Polare)
- Tihany (Unije)
- Varese
- Veli & Mali Ćutin
- Vis (Plomin)