Saranda Diving
Started in 2014 as a father-and-son team, now with a master instructor, instructors and a divemaster.
PADI 5-Star Dive Centre in Saranda for Wrecks and Reefs
The Probitas, a 100-metre ship sunk in an air raid in 1943, lies about 50 metres off the shore at 3 to 18 metres and is a daily site for certified divers at Sar…The Probitas, a 100-metre ship sunk in an air raid in 1943, lies about 50 metres off the shore at 3 to 18 metres and is a daily site for certified divers at Saranda Diving. Daily boat dives also go to the Hunda e Kuqe reef 6 kilometres from town, and on request to the six sunken warships of the Ksamil underwater park and the Hunda e Mërtesë rocks. Wrecks are explored from the outside only.
Features
Type
Water sport
Area
Sarandë
Schedule
Daily
Season
Year-round
Price
$$$ Upscale
FAQ
Can beginners dive with Saranda Diving?
Yes. Saranda Diving runs PADI Discover Scuba Diving for first-timers, starting from a protected beach in waist-deep water and continuing to a guided dive of around 10 metres, in about two and a half to three hours.
Which dive sites does Saranda Diving visit?
Saranda Diving runs daily boat dives to the Probitas wreck and the Hunda e Kuqe reef near Saranda, and on request to the six-warship underwater park and the Hunda e Mërtesë rocks at Ksamil.
How deep is the Probitas wreck in Saranda?
The Probitas, a 100-metre ship sunk during an air raid in 1943, lies about 50 metres from the shore at depths of 3 to 18 metres and needs a certification and some logged dives.
Is equipment included in Saranda Diving prices?
Equipment is always included at Saranda Diving, with no separate gear charges, and underwater photos and short videos are included and transferred to guests' phones.
Which PADI courses does Saranda Diving teach?
Saranda Diving teaches PADI Open Water Diver to 18 metres, Advanced Open Water Diver to 30 metres and PADI Assistant Instructor, and also certifies through SSI.
What is the Saranda Diving cancellation policy?
Where a deposit is paid, Saranda Diving refunds it or reschedules with 72 hours' notice, gives no refund under 24 hours or for no-shows, and refunds in full if weather cancels the dive; reserving two to three days ahead is advised in July and August.
