The formerly so popular entrance to the dive site "HB" is no longer possible via its own parking lot since the construction of the Würth building. Parking is on the parking lot opposite the HB, if possible directly after the barriers at the sailing club building. Footpath of approx. 200m shore path in eastern direction to the HB entrance.

Beautiful and typical Lake Constance dive site with entry from the shore, also suitable for beginners. Steady slowly sloping bottom, at the beginning rather sandy, then silt. In addition to the typical flora and fauna, various other attractions.

A very beginner friendly and varied dive site with easy entry. The interesting course is to a depth of max. 18 meters.

Also suitable for beginners, several small wrecks and other items to explore in an underwater course. Very limited parking in front of the Kornhaus directly on the main road, therefore not suitable for larger groups and at rush hour.

Simple, beautiful dive site. Park at the PP by the Coop petrol station on the other side of the road. Take the underpass, get in at the big stairs in front of the fountain (don't forget the alpha flag). Turn right parallel to the wall (south-east) in the direction of Badhütte. Old diving board at 5 - 7m just before the bathing hut.

One of the most beautiful diving spots on the Swiss side of Lake Constance. Large parking spaces in the immediate vicinity, short walking distance. Entrance directly left of the harbour entrance via a staircase, which is equipped with an alpha flag to fold out. ATTENTION: Do not dive in the harbour entrance area, dive around the underwater barrier!

Shallow dive site (good for perfecting buoyancy control), but very interesting in terms of fauna. The resident catfish is almost famous (it is said to be huge).

The dive at the blown up torpedo test facility resembles a wreck dive. There are metal struts sticking out and you can dive through openings.

Lake Constance is well known to everyone, but even many divers do not know that the Jura, one of the most beautiful freshwater wrecks, lies at a depth of about 38 metres. It is one of the oldest still existing paddlewheel steamer ships in the world! It sank in 1864 after a ship collision.

From the parking lot you can reach the entrance via a gravel path. Caution! The stone stairs can be very slippery! The dive site consists mainly of a shallow sloping heap. The course extends from 5 to about 20m. The platform is located in the 5m area to the left of the entrance.