Süli-tó

This location is a gravel pit, located near Bratislava, about 3 km from the city of Podunajské Biskupice, near the villages Rovinka and Dunajská Lužná. Košariská is interesting mainly due to the depth. You can find places with depths up to 43m. The water in the lakes is clean and the quality is close to drinking.

This increasingly well-known and popular diving site is located in the Galanta district, between the villages of Veľké Úľany - Nové Osady and Čierna Voda. It is part of the nice area of sport and relaxation AQUAREA. It is situated near a former dredger, which was known among the locals as “Sziget“ or “Čierna voda.“

Gravel lake “Guláška“ (Hlboké jazero, Čiernovodské jazero) is for many Slovak divers connected with the beginning of their diving era. Thanks to its unusually good visibility and varied life, this site is a kind of Alma mater of Slovak divers.

Aqua Sports Center Swimming Pool is located in the immediate vicinity of the recently (2018) EYOF Olympic Village in Győr, in the immediate vicinity of the Rábca River.

This artificial lake near Vienna offers many training possibilities for beginners and advanced divers. There are at platforms found at 5m, 8m, 12m, and 20m, two buoyancy tubes, and many new sights sunk by engaged divers.

Dive site Neufeldsee Strandbad. Located at the southern end of the Neufeldsee. Access from the parking lot about 100m. Two jetties are available. There is a platform at 5m deep. The shore area is shallow, then steeply slopes down to >8m. WC facilities are open in the winter.

Going south past the platform at 10m, you can dive for a long time at a depth 15 - 20m over several ridges. Under the shore in the west there is a smaller steep wall with small caves. Above an overgrown edge at about 6m, you can follow, along your left shoulder, back to the entrance.

In front of the area of Tauch-Sport-Vienna this site is accessible from shore. The bottom is slightly sloping, leading to a platform at 5m (heading east) and to a Neptune figure and a 2m-long shark made of plastic at about 7m.

About 16-18 min north, 30-50m from shore, you will reach a steep wall that drops down to about 20m. Above it, at a depth of 5m, there is an extensive “seagrass meadow“ (sago pondweed), bordered in the west by the rising shore, which you can follow on your right, back to the entrance.

Lake Palatinus is a mine lake, formed as a result of sand extraction in the 1950s. Its good water quality is due to the mining technology they started using at the time.