The Jersleber Lake (approx. 35ha) is located in the immediate vicinity of Jersleben (Saxony Anhalt). This dive site is well suited for beginners. Larger towns nearby are Magdeburg and Wolmirstedt. At the lake, there is a camping site and restaurant. You can dive directly from the sandy beach. Paid parking lots are available.

North of Magdeburg is Barleber Lake. Its area is about 103 ha. with a maximum depth of 11m, an average depth of 6.7m, and visibility up to 7m.

Süplinger Canyon is located on the outskirts of the village of Süplingen and is an old quarry. Parking is somewhat within walking distance to the entrance in front of a barrier at the edge of the forest. Way to the entrance about 200m, which then leads down a steel staircase (caution danger of slipping).

The quarry lake is made up of three former quarries (Quarry Lake, Blue Lake, Deep Lake), which are now connected by the increased water level.

This dive site is an accessible quarry lake, which can be reached easily and safely by stairs. The water consists of three former quarries (“Steinbruchsee,“ “Blauer See,“ and “Tiefer See“).

The small lake in Glöthe is an excellent destination for diving. Underwater you can find a variety of fish. Likewise, there are various small sights, for example, a bus at a depth of about 5 meters. Also to be found is a small pump house.

The Löderburger Lake has a diving base, and diving is only allowed at the base with prior registration at the dive workshop. You can simply contact us via WhatsApp or send an email. The depth reaches up to 30 meters. The first 10 meters are very clear and have drinking water quality.

This Dive Site is no longer accessible. The roads leading to it have been blocked by earth by the local mining company and signs have been posted preventing entry.

Lake Gröbern offers exceptionally clear water with excellent visibility. Some parts of the Gröbern Lake are open for diving in small groups (max. 4 persons at the same time) since 17 June 2021, after prior appointment.

The Goitzsche is a former open-cast lignite mine that was flooded in 2002 due to high water.The lake is home to all typical freshwater fish as well as crayfish and other animal species.Parking is permitted in designated areas.Please note that a parking ticket must be purchased.