PIRAN PUNTA
Level: Beginner/Advanced divers
Max depth: 15m
Type: Reef dive
The reef at Piran Point is the most vibrant part of the Slovenian Sea due to its fauna and flora. Its geological structure provides a safe haven for most species that inhabit this part of the northern Adriatic. Here you can find most species that live in this area and is the most diverse site on Slovenian coast.
At the point, two dives can be done: the northern and southern sides of the reef. This is very convenient because, in the case of strong winds from the north, you can dive peacefully on the southern side of the reef, and vice versa.
The maximum depth on the southern side does not exceed 12 meters, while the dive on the northern side ranges from 5 to 22 meters in depth.
FIESA
Level: Beginner
Max depth: 16m
Type: Reef dive
Fiesa in Slovenia is a remarkable diving location, especially known for its seahorses. Divers here can also encounter lobsters and conger eels, adding to the underwater excitement.
The site is dotted with many small wrecks, providing intriguing exploration opportunities. The diverse marine life and the presence of these wrecks make Fiesa a fascinating spot for both novice and experienced divers.
MAONA Rossa
Level: Advanced divers
Max depth: 21m
Type: Wreck dive
The Maona Rossa is a barge-type vessel, lacking its own propulsion and requiring towing by another ship. It was used to transport various cargoes and was likely sunk during WWII by an underwater mine. You can find a lot of bio diversity on and around the wrack. From many different types of nudiebranch to crabs, lobsters, conger eel, squid and different types of fish.
Note: This site is available for visits upon special request.
KEC - DTM
Level: Advanced divers
Max depth: 24m
Type: Wreck dive
KEC, also known as DTM, is a World War II military transport-landing ship that was sunk on the route between Piran and Strunjan. The wreck is situated 2.9 kilometers north of Cape Madonna in Piran, at a bearing of 16 degrees east. Information about the wreck is scarce. It is known to have belonged to the Italian army and was likely sunk in the spring of 1945. Divers can access the wreck through a small, challenging opening on the right side or a larger opening on the left side; entry is recommended only for experienced divers. The upside-down position of the wreck offers a unique experience, allowing divers to swim through almost its entire length. It's crucial to manage buoyancy carefully due to the presence of silt. The wreck is home to numerous fish, and occasionally lobsters or conger eels can be seen. Visibility varies significantly, ranging from 0.5 to 10 meters, and currents are usually very weak. The wreck lies at a depth of 19 to 23 meters.
PIRAN STADIUM
Level: Beginner
Max depth: 16m
Type: Reef dive
Slovenia offers a fantastic diving location under the Pirans Church, known for its rich flora and fauna. The reef here is teeming with marine life, providing divers with a vibrant underwater experience.
You can encounter lobsters, and conger eels, and occasionally even spot an eagle ray gliding gracefully through the waters in July and August if you are lucky. The diverse geological structure of the reef creates a perfect habitat for a variety of species, making it an exciting spot. The visibility can vary, but the chance to explore such a lively and dynamic ecosystem is always rewarding.
PIRAN CHURCH
Level: Beginner
Max depth: 14m
Type: Reef Dive
Slovenia offers a fantastic diving location under the Pirans Church, known for its rich flora and fauna. The reef here is teeming with marine life, providing divers with a vibrant underwater experience.
You can encounter lobsters, and conger eels, and occasionally even spot an eagle ray gliding gracefully through the waters in July and August if you are lucky. The diverse geological structure of the reef creates a perfect habitat for a variety of species, making it an exciting spot. The visibility can vary, but the chance to explore such a lively and dynamic ecosystem is always rewarding.
PACUG
Level: Beginner
Max depth: 13m
Type: Reef dive
Pacug is a fantastic diving location known for its great reef dives, ideal for beginners. This remote spot offers a serene and uncrowded atmosphere, accessible only by boat. Divers can enjoy sightings of lobsters, conger eels, and a variety of marine life amidst clear waters. Pacug provides an immersive experience into the diverse underwater world of the Adriatic, perfect for those seeking tranquil and picturesque diving adventure.
BERNARDIN House Reef
Level: Beginner
Max depth: 11m
Type: Reef dive
Bernardin House Reef offers an excellent opportunity for training dives in shallow water. Its easy accessibility—just two steps from the dive center—and a large sea shell garden (Pinna Nobilis) make it a convenient and attractive dive spot. The location is flexible, with no strict time schedule and generally good conditions, except for occasional visibility issues. This makes it an easy and enjoyable site to dive at any time.
