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Roman cargo, Adriatic walls, quiet coves, and two islands of striking contrast
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Scuba here is about variety rather than one dominant reef system. Foka's Pag program links easy shore training at Strasko with Tegule, Letavica, Maun, Premuda, and other day-boat routes. Around Rab, Moby Dick, Kron, and Mirko work walls, canyons, tunnels, caves, and wrecks toward Prvic, Sveti Grgur, Goli Otok, Lun, and the local coast. Beginners can build confidence on shallow slopes and open canyons; experienced divers can plan deep archaeology, gorgonian walls, and appropriately qualified overhead dives. Because the two islands face different aspects of the northern Adriatic, operators can sometimes use a more sheltered alternative when wind closes an exposed objective.
Roman imbrices and tegulae lie around {{ 20 | distance:m }} and have become a compact artificial reef.
A spacious natural passage roughly {{ 25 | distance:m }} long, entered near {{ 18 | distance:m }} and exited around {{ 8 | distance:m }} into a wall with gorgonians, sponges, crabs, groupers, and schooling fish.
An open canyon descending from about {{ 3 | distance:m }} to {{ 23 | distance:m }}.
A lateRepublic Roman cargo site with roughly 400 visible amphorae at {{ 37 | distance:m }} to {{ 39 | distance:m }}.
Maun's long wall bends through ledges, crevices, caves, and semicaves, with red gorgonian sea fans and fish habitat.
A more distant Pag boat route with five caverns where exhaled bubbles can rise through porous rock.
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