Liveaboards · Croatia
Dive Liveaboards Croatia
A liveaboard in Croatia sails from Sukošan near Zadar for seven nights in summer. You explore the Kornati islands and the Adriatic coast, with three or four dives a day and often a night dive. There are 1 liveaboards to choose from, with trips from £1,055$1,410€1,260.
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Questions about liveaboard Croatia
When do Croatia liveaboards run?
The Croatia liveaboard itinerary sails in summer. Departures are very limited, so check the available dates before arranging your travel.
Which Croatia liveaboard route is available?
The route runs from Sukošan around the Kornati islands and along the Adriatic coast. It suits you if you want several days of diving from one boat rather than moving between resorts.
How do I get to the liveaboard in Croatia?
The boat departs from Sukošan near Zadar. Check the boat's transfer arrangements and allow enough time to reach the port.
What is not included on a Croatia liveaboard?
Marine park fees, nitrox, rental equipment, crew tips and transfers are often charged separately. Each boat has its own terms, so check these before booking.
Croatia liveaboard FAQ
How much does a Croatia liveaboard cost?
Prices start from £1,055$1,410€1,260 per person for the most common trip length. Flights and costs on board are not included.
When is the best time for a Croatia liveaboard?
The Croatia liveaboard route sails in summer. The number of departures is limited, so book around the dates available.
What certification do I need for a Croatia liveaboard?
Depending on the route, you may need Open Water, or Advanced Open Water with a minimum of 30 or 50 dives. The boat's page states the requirement.
Where do Croatia liveaboards depart from?
The boat departs from Sukošan near Zadar. Check the transfer arrangements before you travel to the port.
How many dives a day can I do, and what will I see?
You can usually expect three or four dives a day, often with a night dive. The route visits the Kornati islands and the Adriatic coast.
How long should I wait before flying home, and do I need dive insurance?
Allow at least 24 hours between your last dive and take-off. Dive insurance is strongly recommended, with cover for diving accidents and the recompression chamber.
