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Wreck Diving on the Island of Vis
Wreck diving on the Island of Vis features numerous shipwrecks ranging from 8m to 123m depth, including fishing trawlers, cargo steamships, ironclads, and military vessels spanning from 1869 to 1997. The guide covers details such as depth, size, entry method, and historical context for wrecks like Fortunal, Brioni, Ursus, Teti, Vassilios, Michael N. Maris, DTM 217, Graf Radetzky, Palestro, and Re d'Italia.
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Summary
Wreck diving on the Island of Vis features numerous shipwrecks ranging from 8m to 123m depth, including fishing trawlers, cargo steamships, ironclads, and military vessels spanning from 1869 to 1997. The guide covers details such as depth, size, entry method, and historical context for wrecks like Fortunal, Brioni, Ursus, Teti, Vassilios, Michael N. Maris, DTM 217, Graf Radetzky, Palestro, and Re d'Italia.
Tags
wreck-diving · vis-island · shipwrecks · adriatic · deep-diving · croatia · maritime-history
Key entities
Vis Island (location, 0.99) · Adriatic (location, 0.9) · Wreck Diving (concept, 0.98) · Battle of Issa (event, 0.85) · Fortunal (concept, 0.95) · Brioni (concept, 0.95) · Ursus (concept, 0.95) · Teti (concept, 0.95) · Vassilios (concept, 0.95) · Michael N. Maris (concept, 0.95) · DTM 217 (concept, 0.9) · Graf Radetzky (concept, 0.95) · Palestro (concept, 0.95) · Re d'Italia (concept, 0.95)
Classification
reference · language en · status final
Provenance
claude-opus-4-6 via @stacklist/mcp-server@2.0.0, confidence 0.85, 2 Jul 2026