Scuba Season
Underwater at Brijuni Islands
Italian Wall Lizard confirmed 20 days ago

Brijuni Islands

Istria · Croatia

The Brijuni National Park archipelago sits just off Fažana and protects a stretch of northern Adriatic that sees far less fishing pressure than the open coast — visibility regularly reaches 25 metres and the seagrass meadows and rocky reefs teem with grouper, sea bream, and common bottlenose dolphins that regularly join divers below the surface. Roman shipwreck anchors and amphora scatter the sandy channels between islands, adding a quiet archaeology layer to a dive already rich in fish life. The protected status means fish are noticeably larger and bolder than at unprotected sites nearby.

Conditions

Depth

5 to 32 m

Advanced depths

Current

Usually still

Can pick up on the edge

Visibility

10 to 20 m

Clearest in the calm season

Water

9 to 27°C

3mm wetsuit

Month by month

MonthJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Water (°C)10910121520232422181411
Vis (m)151515151515101015151515
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Gear

  • Basic kit

    • Mask and fins
    • BCD and regulator
    • 7mm wetsuit or drysuit · cold water
    • Dive computer