Ceti Sub

Located in the historic city of Pula, Ceti Sub serves as a gateway to the diverse underwater topography of the Croatian coast. The centre is positioned to provide easy access to the varied marine environments of the Adriatic, ranging from rocky shorelines to deeper offshore sites.

The centre operates with a focus on both educational progression and recreational exploration. Whether you are looking to begin your training or are an experienced diver seeking local knowledge, the team provides structured programmes designed for the specific conditions of the Mediterranean.

The team at Ceti Sub is composed of professional instructors who maintain a relaxed, approachable atmosphere. They focus on delivering an educational experience, ensuring that every diver understands the environment and the technical aspects of their dive.

Instruction is tailored to the individual's level, from those taking their very first breaths underwater to certified divers looking to expand their skills. The staff's experience allows them to guide both beginners and more advanced divers through the unique underwater landscapes of the Pula region.

Ceti Sub offers a comprehensive range of training, including full certification courses for those starting from scratch. Beginners can begin with discovery programmes designed to introduce the sensation of weightlessness and basic buoyancy control.

For those looking to advance their qualifications, the centre provides the necessary training to progress through standard certification levels. The curriculum is designed to be both thorough and engaging, ensuring a solid foundation in underwater safety and skills.

The centre provides various options for equipment hire to support your diving. This includes essential kit such as wetsuits, fins, and masks, as well as regulators for those who prefer not to travel with their own.

For night diving or low-light conditions, torches are available for hire. The centre is set up to facilitate a smooth transition from land to sea, supporting both shore-based entries and boat-based excursions.

The Adriatic waters around Pula host a diverse array of marine life. You will encounter various fish species including dentex, sea bream (Sparidae), and salema porgy (Sarpa salpa), alongside smaller damselfish (Pomacentridae) that frequent the reef structures.

In the rocky crevices and near the seabed, look out for larger predators and scavengers such as scorpionfish, eels (Anguilliformes), and various species of catsharks. The presence of lobster (Homaridae) and crabs (Brachyura) is also common throughout the local habitats.

The seafloor is a rich environment for macro life and invertebrates, featuring sponges (Porifera), bryozoans, cnidarians, and soft corals. You may also spot sea pens and sea catfish navigating the different depths of the reef and sandy patches.