Pichlingersee

Traunfall dive site is in the reservoir area where depth averages 8m. Visibility can get up to 30m. The shore structure is steep to the bottom and you can see many pikes and an old roman salt road.

This site can be described as a summary of the other three guided tours. Here you can see an underwater weir, four tunnels, mighty in canyons, wedged giant trees, many fish, and a rock arch created by thousands of years of erosion.

The entrance and exit is from a nice sunbathing area. After the detailed briefing, tunnels, underwater canyons, wedged trees, and the 2 underwater houses, lots of different fish and crabs await you. The highlight here is the pump house that was flooded in 1922.

A nice, long drift dive. Here you cover a distance of about 2 kilometers downstream. Depending on the current, this dive can take between 30 (at extreme high water) and 115 (at deepest water) minutes.

This dive site has a max depth of 40m. The shore is initially very shallow, then changes to a steep face with shells and sponges. The safest way to find the wall is from the buoy, which is located directly opposite the entrance, about 20m from the shore.

This site descends up to 15m with an interesting, sloping bank. Many eels can be found at night in the overgrown bank area.

Hotel Das Traunsee has a max depth of 30m. The bank structure is fairly shallow with a steep face. You can find platforms at 5m and 10m. Special features include a VW Bus at 12m. Enter from under the parking lot at the landing stage.

This is a deep dive at over 80m. There is a steep face that continuations the small Sonnsteins. There are beautiful overhangs and small grottos. Attention: This dive is only for safe and experienced divers.

The dive site at the Lunzersee is a steeply sloping dive site, where you can reach almost 26 meters directly after the entrance. Furthermore, there are several platforms that are arranged one below the other.

Attention: Diveable from May to the end of September with proof of dive card. Max depth id 33m. Shore structure is shallowly sloping with mostly good visibility and some tree trunks to see.