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Scuba diving at Mana Wall in Kornati Islands
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Mana Wall

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Kornati IslandsBoat
About This Site
The most iconic wall dive in the Kornati National Park. Above water, Mana Island carries the longest continuous sea-cliff in the archipelago, roughly 1,350 m of sheer rock rising some 77-100 m, and the cliff continues straight down underwater as a near-vertical drop-off riddled with cracks, caverns and overhangs that falls well past 40 m. Recreational diving is capped at 40 m under National Park rules, and the dive is typically run as a drift along the wall on the seaward (SW/S) face. The wall is densely decorated with gorgonian sea fans and the water is the clear blue that Kornati is known for.

Difficulty

Advanced

Max Depth

40m

Type

Boat

Typical Visibility

18m

Conditions Summary

Best time today

6AM - 12PM

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Best day in forecast

Wednesday

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2026-07-15

Community-reported visibility

n/a

Warnings for today

  • Rain expected - bacteria levels may increase

Mana sits on the seaward south-west face of an outer Kornati island, so it is one of the most open dive sites in the archipelago, fully exposed to the long Jugo (Sirocco) fetch from the SE and to open-Adriatic S and SW swell that breaks directly against the cliff. The landward NE and E sectors are blocked by the bulk of Mana Island and the inner archipelago. Cold, gusty Bura blowing offshore from the NE creates fierce surface wind but little wave on this seaward wall, though it can make the boat ride and surface interval rough.

NNEESESSWWNW
Protected
Partially Exposed
Exposed
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