Steinschlagtafel (Steinwand)

Alexenau is an easily accessible lake dive great for divers of all levels. If you dive toward the left you will descend to around 30 meters and some tree stands where fish hide. Throughout the dive, you will average 8 meters deep and see large rocks throughout.

At the entrance you will find a small sailing dinghy at a depth of 12-14m. From here, toward the left, you will reach two vertical trees at 18m after a few minutes. This is the so-called Twin Towers.

An excellent dive on Attersee with max depth of 30m. The shore structure is a sloping bottom with a platform at 5m. At 8 meters there is a covered pile dwelling, a speedboat wreck at 22m, jetty at 17m, and an air-filled bathtub.

The Attersee is one of the most beautiful diving lakes in the Alpine region. With its numerous, well-signposted dive sites, it is suitable for beginners and advanced divers and offers everything from shallow to deep diving.

The max depth of this site is 25m with a shallowly sloping shore. There are platforms at 5m, 10m, and 20m. Special features include a small sailing boat to the left of the 5m platform at the entrance, a motorbike, and several POIs.

The dive site ÖWR Hausboot is a rather shallow dive site, but there is a lot to see, such as a houseboat, pile dwellings, as well as various sailboats.

Access is possible via stairs with a handrail. Most interesting is the area to the right of the entrance, here after approx. 3 minutes from a depth of 10 meters you get to the steep wall that drops to approx. 70 meters. Dive site should only be dived by well trained and cold water experienced divers.

The Ofen dive site is a sloping dive site down to about 40 meters, then a steep wall begins which drops to over 100 meters.

The dive site Föttinger is a great dive site for all levels with many platforms. In total there are 13 platforms between 5 - 40 meters. Additionally, there is a buoyancy cage and a statue made of cylinders at the dive site.

The dive site Underwater Forest offers a very nice dive with an average depth of about 20 meters. It is unique to see tree trunks lying on the bottom, which are like Mikado sticks partly on top of each other.