Where Is The Best Place To Snorkel In Croatia?

Brijuni National Park, located along the south Istrian Coast, is a popular area for snorkeling in Croatia. The islands offer crystal-clear seas and are accessible via water taxi from Fazana near Pula or a locally operated ferry boat. With over 3,600 miles of coastline along the Adriatic Sea and more than 1200 islands, islets, and reefs, Croatia is an attractive snorkeling destination. Top snorkeling spots include the Blue Cave on Biševo Island, the Pakleni Islands near Hvar, Telascica Bay to the south, with over 300 types of marine life, and the Lagnici Cliffs near the Veli Rat lighthouse.

Croatia is home to some of the world’s most beautiful Kornati National Park, which covers an area of about 200 square kilometers. Some of the best snorkeling spots in Croatia include Danče, Dubrovnik, Sveta Marija, Odisej Cave, Raznjic, Korcula Island, Pakleni Islands, and the Brijuni Islands.

Some of the best snorkeling spots on the island can be found on the southern coastline around Stiniva, a secluded cove with a pebbly beach. On Mljet Island, popular spots include Veliko Jezero (Great Lake), Rikavica, and the mythical Odysseus Cave. Top snorkeling spots include Telascica Bay, to the south, with over 300 types of marine life. If arriving by boat, visitors can stop at the Lagnici Cliffs near the Veli Rat lighthouse.