Diving involves a diver staying underwater either with the support of equipment that ensures physiological breathing conditions (scuba diving) or without such support (free diving). Diving begins the moment the diver submerges and stops breathing atmospheric air and ends when they surface and resume breathing it again. Where land ends, life begins.

Due to the lack of a sea, diving in Serbia is primarily focused on lake diving. Some of the lakes with better visibility, where you can have superior training dives, include Zavojsko Lake on Stara Planina, Belocrkvanska Lakes near Vršac, and Zaovine Lake on Tara. Additionally, Serbia’s karst terrain offers fascinating spots like caves, pits, and siphon lakes, ideal for a specialized form of diving known as cave diving or speleology diving.

Beyond Serbia, we organize diving excursions to globally renowned and nearby destinations such as Greece and Montenegro.