D.C. Blue Planet

Located in the Lapad district within the Dubrovnik Palace Hotel, Blue Planet has been operating since 2005. This PADI 5 Star Dive Resort has grown from a small local school into a professional operation serving the southern Adriatic.

The region is defined by its clarity and the biological richness of the Mediterranean, with over 7,000 species found throughout the south Adriatic. You can choose between shore dives directly from the hotel beach or boat excursions to more distant sites.

The team consists of qualified PADI instructors who are proficient in multiple languages to assist international divers. They manage everything from beginner introductory dives to professional-level training.

For those looking to advance their career, the centre provides pathways through the PADI professional hierarchy. They offer training up to the level of PADI Instructor, ensuring a high standard of instruction for Divemasters and prospective instructors.

The centre offers the complete range of PADI courses. Beginners can start with Discover Scuba Diving or the Bubblemaker programme for children. The standard progression continues through Open Water Diver and Advanced Open Water Diver.

For those looking to specialise, the curriculum includes PADI Deep Diver and PADI Wreck Diver specialties. The centre also provides Rescue Diver training and EFR courses. Professional candidates can train for Divemaster or PADI Instructor certifications on-site.

The centre provides a full range of rental equipment for your dives. This includes regulators, fins, masks, and wetsuits, allowing you to travel light.

For night dives, torches are available for hire. The facility is well-equipped to support both recreational exploration and professional training programmes.

The underwater landscape features a variety of fixed life, including gorgonians and various species of sea urchins. You will also encounter various fish and octopus throughout the local reefs.

Macro life and smaller inhabitants are frequently spotted, including octopus and various shellfish. The area is also home to the harebell (Krivelj).

The area offers a variety of environments, including reefs and wrecks. Divers can experience night diving in the area, and visibility can reach up to 40 metres.