Kembala reef

Kembala reef is a stunning dive site located in the bay of Piran along the Croatian coast. It is conveniently situated in front of a beautiful private villa and the nearby luxury Skipper resort. As the last dive spot on the Croatian coast, it offers a unique and memorable diving experience.

The reef starts at a depth of 5 meters and gently slopes down to 11 meters. It features a combination of sandy bottom and rocky formations, creating a diverse underwater landscape. Exploring the reef, divers will also discover a small wreck, adding an exciting element to the dive.

One of the highlights of Kembala reef is the abundance of marine life that can be found on the sandy bottom. From curious cuttlefish to camouflaged flounders, from vibrant shrimps to graceful pipefish, and if you're lucky, even the elusive sea horses. A particular sight to behold is the Tetis Fimbria, the largest sea slug, which can often be spotted in June.

With a visibility of 9 meters and a maximum depth of 12 meters, Kembala reef is suitable for divers of all levels. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced diver, this dive site offers an enchanting underwater experience. The location is easily accessible, located in close proximity to Alberi, Crveni Vrh, Grad Umag, Istria County, 52475, Croatia.

Discover the hidden wonders of Kembala reef and immerse yourself in the vibrant marine ecosystem of Croatia's crystal-clear waters.