Kamenar

Kamenar, also known as the "Stone-Hill," is a dive site situated to the east of Zut Island in Croatia. This underwater rock rises close to the water's surface, offering divers a captivating experience. The upper plateau is characterized by gentle hills, providing a secure anchoring spot and an ideal location for your safety stop. Although it is not part of the Kornati National Park, Kamenar showcases a similar enchanting landscape.

As you explore the shallow portion of the plateau, you may be fortunate enough to encounter rays gracefully gliding through the waters. Additionally, keep your eyes peeled for hidden moray eels nestled within the crevices formed by the wall's breaks.

Kamenar is conveniently located approximately 10 nautical miles from Murter. It caters to divers of all skill levels, making it an excellent choice for beginners, advanced divers, and experts alike.

Key factors to consider for this dive site include a visibility of approximately 17 meters and a maximum depth of 31 meters. With its diverse marine life and captivating underwater topography, Kamenar promises an unforgettable diving experience. Discover the wonders of this dive site, situated in the beautiful Šibenik-Knin County of Croatia.