The House Lake of the Dive School Die Flosse in Gomaringen offers depths of up to 6 meters and is ideal for dive training and open water practice.The entry is conveniently made from the shore, with visibility reaching up to 5 meters. On-site facilities include changing rooms, showers, and other amenities.

Pfullendorf diving center with underwater course in Seepark Linzgau. There is a diving center on site and tanks can be filled. There is also a diving store with equipment. Diving in the Seepark is only permitted during opening hours and by prior appointment.

The entry is best accessed directly from the parking lot. It goes over gravel comfortably into the water. There you can also put on your fins on in the water.

Wreck dive: Please dive at the laedine only with a perfect buoyancy, as this is a historically and archaeologically valuable wreck of a clay freighter.

This is the dive site that is still known by many divers as "Baugraf". Since the State Garden Show 2021, there are several new entry points.

This dive site is suitable for experienced wall divers and nothing for beginners. The wall drops in steps to 40m. The dive site is accessible only by boat since the Marienschlucht was closed.

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 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.

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.

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.