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The best diving you can do in the Adriatic Sea
Apr
The best diving you can do in the Adriatic Sea
Le diving in the Adriatic Sea they are an amazing and a must-do experience for anyone who practices spearfishing. Clear waters and a large variety of fish make this sea excellent for diving, to discover a fabulous seabed, but also wrecks that tell distant stories. The species of fish that can be encountered are numerous, such as anchovies, needlefish or mullet, but also red mullet, mackerel, tumback, bogue or skullcap.
The most beautiful dives in the Adriatic Sea
What are the most beautiful and exciting dives in the Adriatic Sea? Among the areas most appreciated by underwater fishermen we find the one located two miles from the port of Numana, just in a southeasterly direction. In this area of the Conero, Marches, there is also a very interesting wreck. We are talking about Nicole, a motor vessel sunk in 2003 in the mid-Adriatic and positioned at a shallow depth between 13 and 14 metres. 120 meters long, the ship can be visited from bow to stern, admiring her in all her decadent beauty. Covered with sponges and sea squirts, it hosts clouds of bogues, striped bream and bream.
Do not miss a dive in the deep blue off the coast of Emilia Romagna. Here who practices spearfishing it can dive to admire and hunt croakers, striped sea bream, black scorpionfish and saddled breams, but also crustaceans. Characterized by a great variety of marine fauna, this stretch of sea is also home to some submerged wrecks. Like that of the Paguro, an oil platform that exploded back in 1965 and then sank into the sea.
In addition to this wreck can be found bombers, cargo ships and tugs, while the MAS, i.e. the National Museum of Underwater Activities, is worth a visit, where you can learn more about numerous topics related to the underwater world, such as underwater work, facility and the navy.
Diving in the Adriatic Sea in Croatia
Not only Italy, also Croatia, bathed by waters of the Adriatic Sea, is home to numerous dive sites. Diving here means discovering the history of this country and its nature in an exciting adventure. It is no coincidence that Croatia is one of the best countries in which to practice scuba diving among wrecks and abundant schools of fish.
In fact, sunken ships populate this stretch of sea and go from Roman wrecks of thousands of years ago up to the boats that date back to the Second World War. Each boat has its own history, degree of conservation and size. Some are broken, like the Hans Schmidt or the Caesar Rossarol, while others are covered in coral, like the Michelle. In any case, diving is fabulous and a sight not to be missed.
