Divers above the Roman tile field at the Tegule dive site off Pag

Diving locations

Boat diving

Daily boat dives from Pag to top sites including the Letavica Roman wreck.

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Map of the Foka dive sites around Pag

13 dive sites 4 areas depths 18-39 m

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Diving near the center

Sites right next to the center, no more than 10 minutes away by boat: the Tegule Roman tiles, the Letavica Roman wreck and the Mandre wall.

Letavica dive site, Pag Letavica Roman wreck from the 1st century BC with about 400 amphorae Tegule dive site, Pag Tegule Roman roof tiles, imbrices and tegulae, forming a small artificial reef
Mandre dive site, Pag Mandre A tumbling wall teeming with eels, octopuses and brown meagres

Maun Island

A wall runs along the island of Maun, and we regularly dive four sites here: the Shipwreck, Ušatište, Kolanski porat and the Gorgonije sea fans.

Gorgonije dive site, Pag Gorgonije Red sea fans, the coral named after the snake-haired Gorgon Medusa Ušatište dive site, Pag Ušatište Boat dive site off Pag at 18 to 39 metres
Shipwreck dive site, Pag Shipwreck Scattered remains of a WWII German wooden ship at 22 to 25 metres Kolanski porat dive site, Pag Kolanski porat A bay of submerged "neighbourhoods" with a Byzantine lead anchor stock at 24 metres

More distant sites

A bit farther out, 30 to 60 minutes away, with a surcharge for the distance: Premuda, Ledenik, the Plančić west and east walls, and the Pohlib caverns.

Premuda dive site, Pag Premuda An undersea cave called the Cathedral, lit by beams through its ceiling Ledenik dive site, Pag Ledenik A fish-transport ship, built 1962 and sunk 2008, resting at about 28 metres
Plančić west dive site, Pag Plančić west A wall dropping vertically to 39 metres, dotted with sea fans and a large anchor Plančić east dive site, Pag Plančić east A boat-dive wall off Pag descending to 39 metres Pohlib dive site, Pag Pohlib Five caverns where your own exhaled bubbles rise from the porous stone

Special sites

Unique sites for a special experience: Triget, an islet facing Velebit best dived in the morning light, alongside the Roman finds of Tegule and Letavica.

Triget dive site, Pag Triget An islet facing Velebit, rich in marine life, best dived in the morning light Tegule dive site, Pag Tegule Roman roof tiles, imbrices and tegulae, forming a small artificial reef
Letavica dive site, Pag Letavica Roman wreck from the 1st century BC with about 400 amphorae

Diving around the island of Maun

The plateau near the island of Maun is one of the areas we dive most from the center in Šimuni. A beautiful wall runs along the island, with red sea fans and crevices full of fish.

The wall can be divided into an eastern and a northern part, and each one is unique. It is 1,200 metres long, with numerous bends and inlets, and it also features several caves and semi-caves which are open to all diving categories. In total there are 10 diving locations here, and each one offers something special, so the same wall can carry several different dives.

Diver in blue water above red gorgonian sea fans on a reef

DEPARTURES FROM ŠIMUNI

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