Oreste Wreck

Budva is the location of this one. It was an Italian freight ship that sank roughly 70 years ago while being utilized by the Italian Navy during World War II. Orest, an ancient Italian hero, was given the name. While the ship's cargo was completely lost when it sank, the majority of the ship's pieces are still visible. The ruins of the ship, which burst as it sank, are scattered throughout the ocean bed below. The dive is deep, but the ocean is quiet, so it's a fantastic dive for discovering the cargo ship's ruins. There is also an abundance of marine life that will astound you.

The WWII shipwreck Oreste is located in the Montenegrin municipality of Budva. The wreck is roughly 2.5 kilometers from Budva, between Jaz Beach and Trsteno Beach. Budva's economy is primarily driven by tourism. It is the most popular tourist resort in Montenegro and a major tourist destination on the eastern Adriatic.

It's noted for its sandy beaches and well-preserved medieval walled city. Budva is one of the oldest communities on the Adriatic coast, dating back 2500 years. One of the three longest beaches on the Montenegrin coast is Beach Jaz. Many tourists from Budva and Boka Bay flock to the sandy beach, which is surrounded by unspoilt environment.

Best time: May-October
Location: Krekavika Reef, Montenegro