Fiesa Reef
The best-known dive site on the Slovenian coast lies in Fiesa bay between Piran and Strunjan, right in front of the two local dive centres. A rocky reef runs along the shore down to about 8 m, after which a gently sloping sand and later mud bottom leads past a whole collection of placed objects: more than a dozen small boat wrecks, a staged car-and-motorbike 'accident', statues and the concrete cubes of an experimental artificial reef laid in 2003. The objects act as shelter, so seahorses, octopus, cuttlefish, conger eels and lobsters are regular finds. The site is used for courses, fun dives and night dives all year round.
Tiefe: 0–15 m