Craft Semani F-321 Wreck

Dive into Albania’s Military Naval History

Dive Site Overview

The Craft Semani F-321 is a decommissioned Albanian military vessel that was intentionally scuttled to create an artificial reef. Now resting on the seabed, it has become a haven for marine life and an exciting wreck diving site for both recreational and technical divers.

Dive Site Details

Location: Off the coast of Albania
Depth: 18-30 meters (60-100 feet)
Visibility: 15-25 meters, depending on conditions
Level: Advanced Open Water and Technical Divers
Type: Wreck Dive, Artificial Reef
Marine Life: Groupers, octopuses, moray eels, scorpionfish, and vibrant coral formations

History of the Craft Semani F-321

The Craft Semani F-321 was part of the Albanian Navy before being retired and transformed into a dive site. Since its sinking, the wreck has developed into a thriving ecosystem, attracting a variety of marine species and offering divers a unique opportunity to explore a military vessel up close.

What to Expect on the Dive

Divers will have the opportunity to explore the intact structure of the ship, including its deck, corridors, and compartments. The wreck offers excellent penetration opportunities for those with wreck diving certification, while open-water divers can enjoy the vibrant marine life surrounding the site.

Who Can Dive Here?

The wreck is suitable for Advanced Open Water Divers due to its depth. Wreck penetration is recommended only for certified technical divers with proper training and equipment.

Why Dive the Craft Semani F-321?

Military History: Explore an authentic naval vessel now serving as an artificial reef.
Exciting Wreck Exploration: Well-preserved structure with multiple penetration points.
Rich Marine Life: Encounter fascinating underwater species that have made the wreck their home.
Great Visibility: Clear waters make for excellent photography and exploration.