Montenegro – Coast

Montenegro's short coast packs in a remarkable density of wrecks. At the mouth of the Bay of Kotor the Austro-Hungarian steamer Tihany, a Yugoslav patrol boat, a First World War torpedo boat and an RAF Spitfire lie within a few kilometres of Mamula island, while the cliffs of Luštica hide caves and a former navy submarine tunnel. Off Budva the rock of Galiola and the tunnels of Sveti Nikola island are easy boat dives, and the Oreste wreck lies off Trsteno. Further south come the Katič islets off Petrovac, the cruiser SMS Zenta at around 73 m, the destroyer Dague in Bar and the wrecks and islet of Stari Ulcinj. Three marine nature parks – Platamuni, Katič and Stari Ulcinj – were declared in 2021.

Tauchplätze

• Azzuro Caves
• Blue Cave (Plava špilja)
• Cliff Veslo (Rt Veslo)
• Dague Wreck (Volujica)
• Donkova Seka
• Fisherman Boat Wreck (Budva)
• Galiola
• Golešnica (Torpedo Boat 76T)
• Gorgonija (Boka entrance)
• Higins Wreck
• Junkers Ju 88 (Čanj)
• Katič Islets (Mali Katič)
• Kumbor Wreck
• Mamula Island (Lastavica)
• Maria Pompei
• Mikovića Cave
• Mogren Cove
• Oreste Wreck
• Parobrod Cetinje
• Patrol Boat (Žanjic)
• Platamuni Wall
• Podkaplje Krekavica Cave
• Queen's Beach (Kraljičina plaža)
• Quinto Wreck
• Remorker 38 (Perast tug)
• SMS Zenta
• Spiridon Trawler
• Spitfire Mk IX (Kabala)
• Stari Ulcinj
• Submarine Tunnel (Rose)
• Suleiman's Ship (Port Milena)
• The Cannon Ship (Volujica)
• The Lighthouse (Sveti Nikola)
• The Pyramid
• The Tunnels
• Tihany Wreck
• Well of Souls (Veslo)