The dive site can only be reached on foot. It is about 300 meters from the parking area. It quickly becomes a bit deeper at the entrance. The max depth is 20 meters. That is mainly sandy soil. There is a green strip between 3 and 7 meters that contains a lot of life. There is a car wreck to the right of the entran

There are a lot of fish in the Beldert. From a small pike to a huge sturgeon, for example. There is also a Boeing cockpit, a car wreck, a sailing boat, a sculpture garden and an old fishing boat on the bottom. Curious? Come and dive quickly in the most beautiful lake in the Tiel area. (Betuwe)

The orchard lake is a small fresh water lake located at Camping in Den Boomgaard in Kapel Avezaath. You pay a small amount at the reception of the Camping to be able to dive with them.

GochNess is a fun quarry dive. Register through SAMsDIVING Dive Center before diving. Max depth is 26 meters, visibility 3-10 meters.

Bronsberger Lake (south) The older lake of the 2 ponds, in this lake there is more fish and a very exuberant vegetation. The plants are in the summer and autumn period 2 to 3 m high and on some stretches in an underwater forest. The vegetation runs from 0 to 4 m deep.

Bronsbergenmeer NoordLeuke cutting with beautiful clay structures. Dive along the clay wall and enjoy the huge blocks you see in the sunlight. The fish stock is decent. There are large pike and carp, but also a lot of small ones. Bronsbergenmeer is a varied dive site.

At this dive site there is an underwater park consisting of 2 buses, a car, pipe reef, 2 training platforms, scaffolding, monument to Kees Knol, and various cylinder bottoms. These objects are connected by ropes.

Hagestein, also known as Everstein or Put van Hagestein, is a varied but paid dive site in Utrecht, on the grounds of Camping Everstein. Changing rooms, toilets, etc. available. Diving possible from April 1st to October 1st. Since the visibility varies greatly, you need to check before.

Wesel Auesee, Auedamm, jetty. Chargeable lake with day or annual tickets, the maximum depth is, depending on the water level, about 10m. Formerly a gravel pit, the lake has been renaturalized and developed into a recreational area. Access via slipway (you may have to give boats way).

The Nionplas is a former sand quarry next to the A59. The banks of the lake are beautifully vegetated and diving to a depth of 5 meters can be a great spectacle. You enter the water via the stairs. You will also find a nice platform there.