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Irbe Strait
Latvia
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3 Dive Sites
0 Dive Centers
Dive into the Irbe Strait, a challenging yet rewarding Baltic gem separating Latvia from Ruhnu Island. Known for its powerful currents and historical shipwrecks, this destination is best suited for experienced divers seeking an adrenaline-fueled adventure amidst submerged history.
Best Time to Dive
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| 2°C | 1°C | 3°C | 7°C | 12°C | 17°C | 20°C | 21°C | 17°C | 11°C | 6°C | 2°C |
Peak Season
July, August, May, June, September
Jan
Ice formation possible, limited diving.
Feb
Ice formation likely, very cold.
Mar
Ice melt can affect visibility.
Apr
Waters begin to clear, marine life returning.
More monthly highlights
May
Good visibility, increasing marine activity.
Jun
Excellent conditions for exploring shipwrecks.
Jul
Peak season for diving, clear waters and abundant life.
Aug
Warmest water, excellent visibility.
Sep
Still good visibility, marine life active.
Oct
Visibility starts to decrease as waters cool.
Nov
Conditions become colder, visibility can be variable.
Dec
Freezing temperatures, ice formation likely.
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The Irbe Wreck
Dive into history at the Irbe Wreck in the Irbe Strait, a renowned site for exploring a sunken vesse...
30m
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The Sandy Plains
Experience the expansive Sandy Plains of the Irbe Strait, a welcoming dive site perfect for all skil...
20m
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The Kelp Forest
Explore the vibrant underwater meadows of the Kelp Forest in the Irbe Strait, a haven for diverse ma...
25m
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Unconfirmed Dive Centers Nearby
These dive centers are located within 20km of Irbe Strait but haven't been confirmed yet.
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