Istria is the Croatian region with the highest number of wrecks. This is mainly due to the large number of ships sunk by mines during World Wars I and II. Indeed, just a short distance from the port of Pula, there were 5 minefields with a total of 1450 mines.
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Wreck diving in Croatia is a fascinating sport that allows you to combine your passion for scuba diving with the history of the country. Croatia is one of the best places in Europe to practice scuba diving. Its indented coastline with 1185 islands allows for an invaluable variety of underwater landscapes.
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In Switzerland, setting measures to prevent the spread of Covid-19 is a responsibility of sports and tourism operators, but also and above all, an individual responsibility of visitors in the ski resorts.
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Ski lessons with a limited number of participants and regular tests for ski instructors and hotel staff are just some of the measures taken by the Austrian government to prevent the spread of Covid-19 during the 2020 ski season.
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Learning to ski in the Chamonix Valley is definitely the dream of many. However, with the area being as large as it is, there are certain things you should research before you start planning your trip, such as where to go to make sure you are close to the best slopes for your level. In this article, we will give you more insight in the Chamonix Valley ski resort, different ski areas, more info to the ski pass and insider tips for the area.
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