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The Baron Gautsch lies in the Adriatic Sea off the Croatian coast near Rovinj. It was an Austrian passenger steamship that struck a mine and sank in 1914, and the wreck now rests on the seabed as one of the more well known wreck dives in Croatian waters. It sits on a sand and rubble bottom at a maximum depth of around 28 metres, and the site is considered an intermediate dive, well within reach of divers with some wreck experience.
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