Wrecks
Tetti, Vasilios, Fortunal, Briuni, B-17 G, Ursus, Lovac, and B-24.
Dive Sites
WRECKS / WALLS / CAVES
Dive sites around Island Vis
Wrecks, walls, caves, and scenic dives around Vis for recreational, mixed, and technical weeks.
Wrecks
Tetti, Vasilios, Fortunal, B-17 G, B-24, and more
Other dives
Walls, caves, and scenic dives around Vis
For
Holiday divers, mixed teams, and technical trips
Where to dive
Wrecks, caves, walls, and scenic dives around Vis.
Look at the site spread first. It helps separate wreck days, scenic days, and technical days before the week is booked.
Before you book
Vis can be a wreck week, a scenic holiday week, or a technical week.
Technical teams usually narrow the trip to a few specific sites, not the whole list.
Weather, sea state, and the divers on the boat decide the final site choice.
Main areas
Walls, caves, and scenic dives
Outer Rock, Inner Rock, Zakamica, Dubinica, Monk Seal Cave, Rt Kobila, Green Cave, and Punta Ploče.
Mixed weeks
Some dives are recreational, some are technical, and some can work for both depending on the team and the sea.
Main sites around Vis
Popular diving locations around Vis.
`T` = technical day, `R` = recreational day.
Wrecks
Wreck Tetti
RWreck Vasilios
T, RWreck Fortunal
T, RWreck Briuni
TWreck B-17 G
TWreck Ursus
TWreck Lovac
T, RWreck B-24
T, RWalls, caves, and scenic sites
Outer Rock
RInner Rock
RZakamica
T, RDubinica
T, RMonk Seal Cave
T, RRt Kobila
T, RGreen Cave
RPunta Ploče
RHow site choice is made
Start with the team
Is this a holiday group, a mixed club team, or a technical team with a target site?
Match sites to the day
Weather, timing, and boat logistics narrow the realistic options quickly.
Be clear about the dive
Say whether the day is scenic, cave-focused, wreck-focused, or technical.
What affects the day
Weather and sea state
Wind, swell, and boat access shape the day before depth or interest does.
Diver level
Certification, recent experience, buoyancy, and comfort in overhead or deeper environments matter more than ambition.
Trip type
A wreck-focused trip, a broad recreational holiday, and a technical week do not use the same site plan.
Equipment and support
Gas needs, twinsets, stage bottles, rebreather plans, DPVs, and simple rental logistics all affect which sites make sense.
Team level
Recreational divers
Usually best served by a site plan that stays enjoyable and realistic.
Advanced or progressing divers
Often need a mix of stronger sites and easier support dives, especially if training is part of the trip.
Technical divers
Usually come for specific wrecks or deeper sites. Gas, CCR, DPV use, and support need to be clear from the start.
Next step
Send the dates and dive priorities.
Send dates, certification level, and whether your priority is wrecks, caves, mixed recreational diving, or a more technical week.