Dive site for experienced divers. The steep wall drops down to 22m. However, the wall is the smaller challenge, rather it is the engine noise of the ferries between Meersburg and Konstanz that can be heard throughout the dive.

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.

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.

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.

In the shallow water area, the dump is nicely overgrown and ideal for beginners and practice dives. Visibility can be between one and 15 meters, depending on the weather and current at the dive site. On the steep wall, the visibility is usually good.

The Gottlieben Zollboothaus dive site can only be dived in winter and outside of the cruise season. It is suitable for advanced divers, as strong currents require a diving depth of 23 metres.

This is an advanced dive site that is popular with experienced recreational and technical divers. Due to the steep wall and depth, visibility is usually good.

Very suitable for advanced and technical divers. You can reach great depths and deep walls. Please do not underestimate the laborious way to the entrance.

The Post in Überlingen is a challenging dive site and therefore not suitable for novice divers. The steep wall with overhang is unfortunately often underestimated by divers and serious diving accidents occur. Diving is only allowed to the left at this site.

This dive site is suitable for experienced divers, but not for beginners. The smooth wall ends at about 80 meters. Mastering perfect buoyancy is an absolute prerequisite.