Scuba diving locations in Romania:

• Most diving is in the Black sea, with a number of well-preserved wrecks to be seen.
• There are glacial mountain lakes in the South Carpathians which have great visibility.
• There are a number of deep dive sites found in dam lakes.

When to scuba dive in Romania:

In the Black Sea, the best season is from March to October, with summer water temperatures around 22C, dropping down to around 2C in winter.

Local standards for gear:

The best scuba diving spots in Romania:

• The Paris was a bulk carrier, 174 metres long, which is split in two at 22 metres.
• The Sadu is a cargo boat of 106 metres resting on its side which can be entered.
  
• The wreck of the You Xiu, 167 metres long, is a penetratable bulk carrier.
• The Isverna cave in the Apuseni mountains has numerous facets to explore.

The best spots to snorkel in Romania:

Fun scuba facts:

Country data:

Administrative details

• Currency: Romanian leu (RON)
• Population: is about 21,900,000 (2011)
• Time Zone: EET (GMT+2), Summer EEST (GMT+3)
• Main languages spoken: Romanian ## Diveable overseas territories:

Romanian diving federations:

Asociatia nationala a scafandrilor profesionisti si salvamarilor din romania ((ANSPSR](organization://ANSPSR)) is a member of Confédération Mondiale des Activités Subaquatiques (CMAS)

Local diving laws and regulations (and PADI-equivalent certifications):

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