Ship Wreks

Wreck Diving Posittion (Distance - 15 Nm , Depth - 44 m): The "John Gilmore" wreck is one of fourteen shipwrecks including destroyers, merchant ships, minesweepers and submarines which divers can explore near Pula waiting to be explored from dive centres in and around Pula.

Wreck Diving Position (Distance - 14 Nm , Depth – 45m): The "Josephine" was built in 1868 in Szczecin, Poland, The ship was owned by the Austro-Americana Shipping Company and sailed under the Austrian flag

Wreck Diving Position (Distance - 20 Nm , Depth - 28-40 m): The "Baron Gautsch" was a passenger ship of the Austrian Lloyd, which carried passengers from 1908 to 1914 Dalmatia to Trieste and other ports on the northern Adriatic coast.

Wreck Diving Position (Distance - 18 Nm ,Depth - 39 m): The "Giuseppe Dezza" was an italian War Ship built in 1913 and at first named "Pilade Bronzetti" because of a mutany on the ship. During World War I it was used as a minesweeper

(Distance - 10 Nm ,Depth - 50 m):The 45 meter long and 8,43 meter wide British Royal Navy Torpedo Boat MTB 655 was built in Littlehampton, Sussex at the William Osborne shipyard

(Distance - 12 Nm,Depth - 49 m , Description): The Argo was built in 1942 at the G.T. Davie & Sons shipyard in Lauzon, Quebec, Canada. It served as the HMS "Flint" in the British Royal Navy as a minesweeper

(Distance - 8,5Nm, Depth - 47 m): The Austro-Hungarian Navy had a large fleet of torpedo boats, many of which were based in Pula, Croatia.

Cannon (Distance:6Nm, Depth:50), Meduza-Wreck Position (Distance:9,5NM,Depth - 39 m), Hans Schmidt-Wreck Diving Position (Distance - 19 Nm, Depth - 40 m), Draga-Wreck Diving Position (Distance - 7 Nm, Depth - 40 m), Tihani- Wreck Diving Position (Distance - 16 Nm, Depth - 40 m)