Tunnel von Prvic

Discover the captivating dive site situated on the picturesque northern side of Prvic Island in Croatia. Divers can choose between two anchoring options: one nestled between Prvic Island and the rock, where an enchanting tunnel awaits exploration, or one in front of the rock itself, on the northern side.

Prepare to be mesmerized by the rich marine life that inhabits the waters of Spilja. Octopuses, congers, nudibranchs, scorpionfishes, grey mullets, various species of seabreams, salemas, combers, wrasses, lobsters, and schools of damselfish gracefully swim through these vibrant depths.

The highlight of this dive site is the remarkable tunnel, commencing at a depth of 15m and ascending to an exit point at 9m, as it weaves its way through the rock formation. Adorned with sponges, white corals, anemones, and teeming schools of fish, including octopuses, congers, and nudibranchs, this tunnel is a sight to behold.

Delve into further depths and explore the captivating wall on the northern side, gracefully descending to an impressive 40m. There, divers will be greeted by a fascinating spectacle of marine life, including sponges, white corals, anemones, and an abundance of fish species. While returning to the boat, the shallower area of the dive site reveals a delightful congregation of scorpionfish, nudibranchs, grey mullets, various species of seabreams, salemas, and combers.

Immerse yourself in the wonders of the underwater world at this exceptional dive site that guarantees breathtaking encounters with diverse species of nudibranchs, exclusive to this captivating area.

With a visibility of 17m and a maximum depth of 24m, this dive site accommodates divers of all levels, from beginners to advanced and expert divers. Located near Svjetionik Rt Stražica, Kricin, Baška, in the Općina Baška of the Primorje-Gorski Kotar County, this Croatian dive site promises an unforgettable diving experience.