Single Rock

Welcome to Single Rock, the furthest dive site on Goli Island, located in the beautiful country of Croatia. This site offers an incredible underwater experience for divers of advanced and expert levels.

To reach Single Rock, expect a thrilling journey of approximately 30-40 minutes. Once you arrive, anchor your dive boat on the plateau in front of a majestic little rock, which sits at a depth of around 8 meters.

Prepare to be amazed by the diverse marine life that inhabits this area. You'll encounter an abundance of fascinating species such as nudibranchs, octopuses, congers, breams, scorpionfishes, wrasses, damselfish, cuttlefish, and more. They create a vibrant and colorful underwater ecosystem that will leave you in awe.

Before starting your dive, it's recommended to begin by crossing the plateau, heading in a northern direction. As you continue, you'll come across an impressive drop-off. The wall alongside the drop-off consists of various terraces, each at different depths. Explore the wall's enchanting depths at 10 meters, 20 meters, and 40 meters, as you encounter even more species of nudibranchs, octopuses, congers, breams, and scorpionfishes. To navigate safely, keep the wall on your right side until you effortlessly locate the plateau where the anchor is positioned. Here, you can begin your safety stop, relishing the final moments of this extraordinary dive.

Single Rock offers a maximum depth of 21 meters, allowing for an immersive dive experience. While the visibility can vary, expect to be enthralled by the stunning underwater scenery that unfolds before you. For divers who revel in exploration and seek an exhilarating adventure beneath the waves, Single Rock is an absolute must-visit dive site.

Set your sights on the Municipality of Lopar, located in the Primorje-Gorski Kotar County of Croatia, to embark on your unforgettable diving journey to Single Rock.