Diving Split
Thirty years of trading, and certified with PADI and SSI rather than only one of them.
Wrecks, walls and a sunlit cave, dived since 1995
Two agency certifications is the practical detail here, because a qualification earned at home is more likely to match. The sites are a cargo wreck lying betwee…Two agency certifications is the practical detail here, because a qualification earned at home is more likely to match. The sites are a cargo wreck lying between eighteen and thirty metres, a reef wall from six to eighteen, and a cave that holds light from eight down to twenty two, with seahorses, nudibranchs and octopus on the shallower ground.
Features
Type
Diving
Area
Split
Price
$$ Mid-range
FAQ
How long has Diving Split been operating?
Since 1995, which puts it among the longer-running dive operations on this coast. Thirty years in one place also means the guides know the sites in conditions a visiting boat would avoid.
Is Diving Split PADI or SSI certified?
Both. That is worth knowing if you hold a card from one agency and not the other, because it removes any question about whether a qualification earned at home will be recognised here.
Which dive sites does Diving Split use?
A cargo wreck between eighteen and thirty metres, a reef wall from six to eighteen, and a cave that takes daylight from eight down to twenty two metres. The shallower ground holds seahorses, nudibranchs and octopus.
Can you try diving in Split without a licence?
The try dive runs two to three hours at a hundred euros and needs no certification. If it goes well, the Open Water course takes three to five days at five hundred and fifty euros.
What languages does Diving Split brief in?
English, German and French. On a dive the briefing is the safety-critical part, so hearing it in your own language is worth more than it is on a walking tour.
