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This year we also have been scubadiving and taking photographs around the Croatian island Vis. There are several beautiful divespots with a huge amount of marinelife. As usual we were diving with our favorite AnMa diving centar. This year in the firts 3 weeks of August we had really good scubadiving conditions and usually good visibility. Enjoy the pictures.
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The wreck Teti lies northwest of the Croatian island Vis. The italian freighter did start from the harbour of Komiza on the island Vis and smashed into the cliffs of the rocky island Mali Barjak on 23. May 1930. The wreck lies at a depth about 8 to 34m. Sometimes there may be some current, but often there are good conditions for scubadiving. At the wreck you may have some conger eels, lobsters, scorpionfishes and seaslugs. From the bottom upwards nice underwaterphotographs can be made. In this pic a scorpionfish is coincindentically captured.
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Wreck Teti, northwest of Croatian island Vis – enjoy!
Photo of wreck Teti – enjoy!
Story and scubadiving conditions about wreck Teti – northwest of croatian island Vis
First week of August we had again a great week with fantastic diving experiences around the Croatian island Vis. We saw a huge amount of sealife including a giant triton snail. We still have one week left and hope for more…thanks to An-Ma Diving Centar!
Two weeks ago, around 21st of June 2022, we were only able to stay in the area of Socorro for 2 days due to a Huriicane. However, we had some great dives with several different sharks and the wonderful giant manta rays…Enjoy the picture! More underwatervideos and pictures are here
From 21th to 29th of June 2022 we were on a liveaboard scubadiving expedition. The expedition with Waterworld and the liveaboard Undersea Hunter was planned to the island of Socorro in the Pacific Ocean, Archipiélago de Revillagigedo as a UNESCO World Heritage Convention. Due to a Hurricane we had to leave the Archipel after two days and sailed to the Sea of Cortez, also known as Gulf of California . On the alternative route we enjoyed diving e.g. with sealions and swarms of mobulas. Enjoy the video! More underwatervideos and pictures are here
