This dive site has a beach with separate entrance for bathers, divers, and lifeguards. This is a flat beach with sand on the round stones. The visibility from 8m depth is often only 0.5 to 2m.

This site has a max depth of 35m. Most of the dive is fairly shallow. Entry is easy via a flat gravel bank. Between 18 m and 32 m there are three car wrecks you can explore.

This lake dive descends to 30m deep along a sloping shore. There is a platform at 8m, great for training. In the shallows, there are remains of an old jeep about 10min to the right and a huge boulder at 30m.

Directly in front of the entrance, you will come across an old car wreck at a depth of only a few meters. Due to its shallow depth, it is also very good for beginners to dive. From there you can continue your dive on the left shoulder along the shore and eventually come across the remains of a boat at 13m.

A great location for newer divers and training dives. This site has a pebbly surface that drops off rather steeply. To the left of the entry area you will find rocks at 5m. Further on you will find debris such as car tires, a car door, a discarded oven.

The Kohlbauernaufsatz dive site is a shallow sloping dive site that leads to an approximate depth of 36 meters, where there is also a wooden tile with a wooden toilet house.

This lake dive site has a max depth of 20m with a sloping bottom. There are platforms at 8m, 10m, and 20m to practice skills. Special features include games for divers are attached to the platforms, otherwise, there is debris in the stream inlet to explore.

On the slightly sloping shore there is a platform at about 5m depth from which you can dive to the right. Up to a depth of 30m there is a lot to see with nice vegetation in the shallow area. There are many "little things" sunk, which make the dive entertaining.

There are 3 menhirs to dive, the bigger one starts at 18m and reaches a depth of 32m. Suitable for advanced divers. Since 2018, three life-size wooden figures have been built around the menhirs as part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Schlierwand is a freshwater dive site with a max depth or 35m. The site consists of a shallow band with steep walls. The walls are made clay with beautiful formations. You dive from the entrance to the left. You will find the steep face around 10m deep.