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Explore Montenegro

Diving in Montenegro offers an enchanting underwater experience where the Adriatic Sea reveals its many secrets. This small yet captivating country boasts a variety of dive environments, from vibrant reefs teeming with life to dramatic underwater cliffs and historic shipwrecks. The clear waters are home to an array of marine life, including octopuses, vibrant schools of fish, and the occasional playful dolphin. Montenegro's coastline is dotted with both shore and boat dive sites, allowing divers of all levels to explore its depths with ease.

One of the standout features of diving in Montenegro is the abundance of wrecks, many of which date back to the World Wars. These submerged time capsules offer a fascinating glimpse into history, providing a unique backdrop for underwater exploration. Seasonal changes bring different marine visitors, making each dive a new adventure. Whether you choose a relaxed shore dive or an exciting liveaboard journey, Montenegro promises a rich and diverse diving experience that captivates the senses and invites exploration beneath its crystal-clear waves.

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C, F

Payment Method

VISA, MC, Cir, Plus

Tipping

5-10%

Airports

TGD

Currency

Euro (EUR

Dial Code

+382

Electricity

Voltage: 230 V, Frequency: 50 Hz

Time

Central European Time (CET), UTC Offset: UTC +1

Upcoming Events

BLACK MOUNTAIN - MONTENEGRO

We're going diving in Montenegro, right in the Bay of Kotor. The Bay of Kotor is the largest natural bay in the southern Adriatic Sea and is divided into four smaller bays - Herceg Novi, Risan, Kotor and Tivat. Its length is 28km and at its narrowest point is 350m. The bay offers a large number of diving sites such as natural reefs, underwater caves, submarine garages and of course wrecks. An unforgettable dive may be the flooded marketplace, where the remains of old amphorae can still be found.

HAPPY DIVERS s.r.o., Veletržní 31, 17000, Praha 7, CZE

September 20, 2026

$937.98

CZK 19,900.00

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Dive Centers

DC Adriatic Blue Diving Montenegro

City Port Škver, 85340 Herceg Novi, Montenegro

Dive Sites

Diving Club Manta s.r.o., 150 00 Praha 5

Patrol Boat PBR512 wreck <span class="text-color-primary text-sm"> (★4.5)</span>

Patrol Boat PBR512 wreck (★4.5)

Patrol boat of Yugoslavian NAVY was sunked 1986 after military trainings. The wreck is located very close to Žanjice and this patrol boat lies at a depth of 18-24 meters, it is completely accessible for all categories of diving. You can dive through the hole in the middle of boat exactly where it was hitted.

Top Wildlife Sightings in Montenegro

Montenegro's marine life is rich and diverse, drawing divers to its Adriatic Sea waters. Among common reef fish, divers frequently encounter vibrant wrasses, damselfish, and the striking Mediterranean parrotfish. These species thrive in the rocky reefs and are consistently seen throughout the year.

Seasonal highlights include occasional sightings of loggerhead turtles, particularly in late spring and early summer. Although less common, eagle rays may also grace the waters during these months. Sharks are rare in Montenegro, but small shark species like the smooth-hound may be glimpsed by the lucky few exploring deeper waters. Overall, the coastal regions near Kotor and Budva are prime locations for observing this captivating marine life.

Wildlife Sightings are Based on User Generated Content

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 200

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