Is diving in Croatia good?
With warm water and visibility ranging from 20 to 30m during the summer, SCUBA diving spots in the Croatian Adriatic are worth checking out. The Adriatic coast boasts dozens of dive sites with reefs, caverns and WWII wrecks. Croatia offers dramatic landscapes and plenty of historical sites and cities to explore. Home to more than 1,000 islands, Croatia’s beautiful coastlines, clear waters and colorful reefs make it an idyllic place to scuba dive. Go when the weather is best, in the summer, and you’ll find subterranean caves, tunnels, canyons, crevices, pillars and arches carved by centuries of erosion.Over 6000 kilometers of captivating coastline, and more than 1200 islands, islets, and reefs make up Croatia’s diverse marine ecosystems, offering ample opportunities for snorkeling. These amazing spots offer a unique exploration experience, from vibrant coral reefs to serene underwater caves.How many days are enough in Croatia? Days in Croatia gives ample opportunity to see the highlights, including some islands visits and national parks such as Plitvice Lakes and Krka National Park. To fully appreciate the beauty of Croatia it is advised to explore both from the mainland and the water.
Where is the prettiest place to scuba dive?
Raja Ampat, Indonesia. Well-regarded as one of the best places to scuba dive in the world, Raja Ampat remains one of our favorite destinations to dive in 2025. Expect incredible topside scenery with small emerald islands dotting the sea and fascinating endemic species above and below the water. Go diving in Thailand for one of the most affordable and beautiful places to learn to dive. If you are more experienced, diving in Indonesia is a must. Diving in Mexico and the Philippines offers some of the best diving on the planet for all experience levels.