Ukraine
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Scuba diving locations in Ukraine:
When to scuba dive in Ukraine:
The water can drop to below 3C in winter, so a dry suit is necessary, though summer may bring waters of above 20C.
Local standards for gear:
The best scuba diving spots in Ukraine:
- The Tsarevitch Alexis is a yacht that used to belong to the Russian Imperial Family and is one of the best-preserved in the Black Sea. Still in remarkable condition, amongst the compartments you can see the panelling covering the partitions and floorboards as well as remnants of crockery and broken crystal goblets.
- The wreck of the Ludmila is a Russian steamship, 70 metres long and lying at a depth of 90 metres.
The best spots to snorkel in Ukraine:
Fun scuba facts:
Country data:
Administrative details
- Currency: hryvnia (UAH)
- Population: is about 45,900,000 (2010)
- Time Zone: Kiev Time (GMT+3)
- Main languages spoken: Ukranian, Russian, Crimean Tatar ## Diveable overseas territories:
Ukrainian diving federations:
Local diving laws and regulations (and PADI-equivalent certifications):
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Scuba diving locations in Ukraine:
When to scuba dive in Ukraine:
The water can drop to below 3°C in winter, so a dry suit is necessary, though summer may bring waters of above 20°C.
Local standards for gear:
The best scuba diving spots in Ukraine:
- The Tsarevitch Alexis is a yacht that used to belong to the Russian Imperial Family and is one of the best-preserved in the Black Sea. Still in remarkable condition, amongst the compartments you can see the panelling covering the partitions and floorboards as well as remnants of crockery and broken crystal goblets.
- The wreck of the Ludmila is a Russian steamship, 70 metres long and lying at a depth of 90 metres.
The best spots to snorkel in Ukraine:
Fun scuba facts:
Country data:
Administrative details
- Currency: hryvnia (UAH)
- Population: is about 45,900,000 (2010)
- Time Zone: Kiev Time (GMT+3)
- Main languages spoken: Ukranian, Russian, Crimean Tatar ## Diveable overseas territories:
Ukrainian diving federations:
Local diving laws and regulations (and PADI-equivalent certifications):
Best dive shops in Ukraine
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