Reef
down to 23 m
Piran under the Church
A reef below Piran's church, described as one of the best-preserved soft coral reefs, often with schools of fish.
- Open Water
Diving in Slovenia
8 documented dive sites, 5 of them for Open Water divers. Known for crustaceans, cuttlefish and octopus.
Pick a month: the diving season, from published sources, and the typical weather.
Pick a month
The windiest month.
Exposure suit: 5 mm full suit · if you feel the cold: 7 mm full suit or 8/7 mm semi-dry. How we choose
Typical weather, not a forecast: averages for 2021–2025 (air, rain, wind) and 2023–2025 (sea), data from Open-Meteo (ERA5 / Copernicus, Météo-France). Covers an area of roughly 10 to 25 km around the destination.
Diving is year-round, best May–Oct (PADI). The Hydroplane (seaplane) wreck is a winter dive, as summer visibility there is poor.
From the easiest to the most demanding. Levels with a dashed outline are estimates we are still verifying.
Scuba diving is banned in the central reserve at Strunjan.
Reef
down to 9 m
Wreck
down to 24 m
When the big encounters happen, month by month.
Reported here, season not documented yet:
Here a dive costs between €42 and €75 and an Open Water course between €340 and €460, depending on the dive centres we checked.
The cheapest and the most expensive of the dive centres we checked, from the prices on their own websites in October 2026. Prices change: confirm with the centre before booking.
Converted to euros at the ECB reference rate of 30 October 2026; for currencies the ECB does not publish, the official rate of the country's central bank.
About this page
Seasons and marine life come from the sources below. Site levels and depths marked as estimated come from our original catalogue and are being checked one by one. Conditions change: always confirm with a local dive centre.
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