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Freediving in Croatia, Summer '05
- Thread starter Vlado
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I want to go to coatia this summer to freedive but do not know where to go or where to stay. :wave
If you want to dive deep/safe try CIPA in Nice, http://www.cipapnea.com/
Check this also, text in swedish but some pictures. http://www.nordicapnea.com/Dykdagbok/nice2003/nice2003allm.html
Check this also, text in swedish but some pictures. http://www.nordicapnea.com/Dykdagbok/nice2003/nice2003allm.html
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Popac if you will go to Pula ( july or august ) here is my mail [email protected] let me know and we sure can organise something...
Hello,
freediving in Croatia can be nice, but as someone has mentioned - more on the south you are going, the better it is. On the North, in Istra, there is rally not much to see - well , you can go on some shallow wrecks like Coriolanus, Gilda (around 25 m), or Gautsch (around 35 m) - all around Umag and Vrsar.
If you don't like to go much on the south, there are some nice places for freediving in Sveta Marina (near Rabac) - about 50 km away from Pula. There is little camp and you have some nice walls and reefs up to 50 m over there. The visibility is good, more than 10 m, there is also quite a lot of life. You have also a possibilities to go on a nice wreck like Lina (half an hour by boat with local dive centers) - from 54 m to 20 m.
Regards,
Vojteh
freediving in Croatia can be nice, but as someone has mentioned - more on the south you are going, the better it is. On the North, in Istra, there is rally not much to see - well , you can go on some shallow wrecks like Coriolanus, Gilda (around 25 m), or Gautsch (around 35 m) - all around Umag and Vrsar.
If you don't like to go much on the south, there are some nice places for freediving in Sveta Marina (near Rabac) - about 50 km away from Pula. There is little camp and you have some nice walls and reefs up to 50 m over there. The visibility is good, more than 10 m, there is also quite a lot of life. You have also a possibilities to go on a nice wreck like Lina (half an hour by boat with local dive centers) - from 54 m to 20 m.
Regards,
Vojteh