No Early Turn
Freediving Camp

25.06. - 25.08. Podobuče, Croatia

Beginer Friendly

No previous freediving experience required. If you can swim, you are welcome.

Small Groups

You will be training in groups of max 6 people. This ensures maximum commitment to each participant.

Skill Adjusted

Training sessions are adjusted to your fitness and previous knowledge to help you reach your goals in a safe manner.

Varied Techniques

Training sessions include free diving the buoy, free diving in the shallow water, wet and dry statics training, and stretching.

No matter how old you are, no matter how fit you are, no matter how much you know about diving, freediving, or even swimming - if you want to connect with nature, the sea, with your body and your mind, the
'No Early Turn'
freediving camp is the place for you.

Now taking inquiries for 2025 season

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Podobuče, a secluded bay on the beautiful Pelješac peninsula

The bay is known for clean water and depths of over 40 meters, making it an ideal place for diving.

Location

Podobuče is a small fishing village that is located about 12 km east of Orebić, on the Pelješac peninsula. Google Maps

By car

Thanks to the newly-built Pelješac bridge, Podobuče is less than 2 hours from the highway, connecting it to the rest of Croatia and Europe

By plane

Podobuče is less than 3 hours aways from two international airports in Split and Dubrovnik

Accomodation

Sea-view accomodation is available just a few meters from the diving spot

ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW

01Is accommodation provided?

No, you need to secure your own accommodation, ideally in Podobuce or nearby. Podobuce is a small but popular place, so it's best to book in advance. If you need asistance contacting the locals, let us know and we will do our best to help you out.

02What kind of equipment do I need?

You need a wetsuit (3mm - 5mm), a weight belt with weights (3-6 kg), fins, mask and a snorkel. If you are new to freediving, contact us and we will help you with choosing suitable gear.

03How many dive sessions will I have?

There are usually 2 dive sessions per day, one in the morning, one in the afternoon. You can do as many sessions as you like and you only pay for the sessions you attend. If you are in good shape and the dives are not too deep, you can do two per day. If you feel that is too much, you can do one per day and even take rest days.

04What does a dive session look like and how long does it take?

For each dive session we meet at the pier in Podobuce where Buda picks everyone up with the boat. We then drive for a few minutes to reach the required depth. A buoy is placed in the water with a rope and a weight attached to it. The students then take turns diving down the rope with Buda overseeing and coaching. The whole session takes around 90 minutes but the length can be adjusted to the students' needs.

04How much does this cost?

The price of one dive session is 50 eur. This includes coaching, boat transfer and dive equipment. You only pay for the sessions you attend.