Beach accessible from the car park located 200 meters after the Motel Nautilus. Sloping bottom. Divetime scuba club training platform. Sailing to the left you come across a “small wall“ at a depth of 30 meters.

Limited parking, you have to go through meadow/forest on a path down to the divesite, a lot of fine sand available at the site, safety of divers is necessary.

Dive that can be challenging but suitable for all types of certification, from recreational 18 meters to technical 80 meters. In this area you come in the opening period at the passage of the ferry.

The entrance is via stairs directly from the parking lot. In winter, the lake is very suitable for ice diving. When ice diving, it is essential to pay attention to the thickness of the ice and old ice holes.

In autumn great visibility and impressive underwater world. In winter very suitable for ice diving. The Silsersee is located at 1’797 m.a.s.l. The dive site is directly at the parking lot. Entrance via stairs at the end of the parking lot.

The dive site is located in front of the beach of the ’Glamping Boutique San Sivinos’, a perfect location for divers all levels to access the diving site and enjoy scuba diving and free diving.

Crib at Torri del Benaco. A beautiful underwater crib can be found on the northern shore promenade in Torri del Benaco. The crib with about 30 figures is located in a 24m deep grotto, not far from the shore.

The Lake Cadagno (Cadagno Lake) is a natural reservoir in the Piora region in the municipality of Quinto in the canton of Ticino in Switzerland. The Lago di Cadagno ecosystem with the Piora Variation named after the Val Piora is unique in both Switzerland and Europe and is located in the Centro di Biologia di Alpi.

Dive in the northern part of Lake Garda, convenient parking making it the perfect place for courses. Underwater it is difficult to get lost as the area is contoured, there is an underwater map.

The Schottensee is located directly at the top of the Flüela Pass at an altitude of 2374m above sea level. In Rhaeto-Romanic it is called Lai da la Scotta. The lake, which is about 400m long and 200m wide, belongs entirely to the municipality of Zernez.