Staberhuk is a great dive spot in the southeast of Fehmarn. Be careful when getting in and out of the water, there are slippery rocks. Otherwise a very beautiful and versatile dive spot.

In the Baltic Sea lies the wreck of the Docktor. This is a dive at a sunken dry dock which has a length of about 100 m, a height of about 13 m, and a width of about 7 m. The wreck is broken lengthwise and crosswise, so you can also have a look inside.

Great dive spot in the southeast of Fehmarn. Be careful when getting in and out, there are slippery rocks. Otherwise a very beautiful and versatile dive spot.

A great dive site with WC in the parking lot. Only about 50m to the water above the dike. The diving depth is between 3-6m and there is a current to be expected.

The Prahm, which sank in the 70s, lies on the Baltic Sea at a depth of about 15m. It is about 25m long and 8m wide and relatively well preserved.

The "house reef" is only a few minutes walk away from the dive center. This spot is perfect for introductory diving and for beginners, as there is a depth between 2m and 4m.

Wooden wreck at 27 meters depth. Beautifully overgrown, there is always a current to be expected. Lamps and buoys must be carried. The wreck can only be reached with a boat.

Ever wanted to dive under the Fehmarnsund Bridge? Then you’ve come to the right place. This is a drift dive directly under the bridge. Attention: Using a dive buoy is mandatory due to the ship traffic.

Dreimaster is a beautiful wreck sitting at a depth of about 27m. There is usually a light to strong current. A dive light and buoy is mandatory for this dive.

The dive site Flügge, with its 4 km long sandy natural beach, will quickly take your heart. The beach slopes gently down to the sea. Up to the sandbank, which extends to about 25 m parallel to the shore line. An ideal diving spot also for beginners. The dive site has a depth of about 4m.