Nautica Vis Dive Center

Nautica Vis accesses seven wrecks: the Teti (72m Italian steamship at 8-35m, suitable for all levels), Vassilios (104m Greek cargo ship at 22-55m, medium difficulty), B-24 Liberator (WWII bomber, partially recreational), B-17 Flying Fortress (tech only), Ursus (WWII tugboat, tech only), Fortunal (fishing boat), and Brioni (cargo ship).

Not all of them. The Teti is rated easy and accessible from 8m depth. The Vassilios is a medium-difficulty dive starting at 22m. The B-24 is partially accessible to recreational divers. However, the B-17, Ursus, and deeper sections of the Vassilios require technical certification.

Yes. The centre has a dedicated rebreather room with 10 CCR-equipped spots and electrical outlets. They offer CCR training from introductory level through advanced courses. All technical and CCR courses must be booked in advance.

Air, nitrox (EAN 28-36), oxygen, and trimix. Custom mixes are available with helium and oxygen blending. Two compressors (Auer and ColtriSub) handle fills on site.

Late April through mid-October. For 2026, the season runs from 25 April to 3 October. The centre is open daily from 8am to 8pm during season. Bookings can be made year-round through the Poland office.

Morning trips depart for two dives lasting about five hours, with each dive around 45-50 minutes at different sites. Afternoon and night dive options are also available. A typical week-long holiday covers 10 dives across 5 days, mixing wrecks with natural sites.

Yes. Non-divers can join boat trips for 20 EUR for swimming and snorkeling. Dedicated snorkeling is available from 30 EUR. Discovery dive programmes for beginners cost 100 EUR.