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Sunk in 1943 during an air raid, SS Probitas is one of the most iconic wreck dives in Saranda and one of the best-known dive sites on the Albanian Riviera. This 100-meter-long ship lies just 50 meters from shore and offers a unique mix of underwater history, strong visual impact, and accessible wreck exploration.
The wreck is well preserved, with some sections beginning at only 3 meters below the surface, while the site reaches a maximum depth of 22 meters. Its layout makes it especially appeal…
Sunk in 1943 during an air raid, SS Probitas is one of the most iconic wreck dives in Saranda and one of the best-known dive sites on the Albanian Riviera. This 100-meter-long ship lies just 50 meters from shore and offers a unique mix of underwater history, strong visual impact, and accessible wreck exploration.
The wreck is well preserved, with some sections beginning at only 3 meters below the surface, while the site reaches a maximum depth of 22 meters. Its layout makes it especially appealing for certified divers who want to experience a real shipwreck in calm, clear Mediterranean conditions.
SS Probitas stands out for its historical significance, impressive size, and easy-to-follow structure. It is a memorable dive for anyone interested in wreck diving, underwater photography, and exploring one of the most distinctive dive sites in Saranda.
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