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The Baron Gautsch lies in the Adriatic Sea off the Istrian coast of Croatia, near Rovinj. It was an Austro-Hungarian passenger steamer that struck a mine and sank in 1914, with significant loss of life, and it is often called Croatia's Titanic because of that history. The wreck sits upright on the seabed at depths reaching around 40 metres, still largely intact, making it one of the more prominent wreck dives in the northern Adriatic. Its depth and the currents that pass through the area mean it is generally considered a dive suited to those with some experience rather than beginners.
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