Lake Piaseczno in the Łęczyńsko-Włodawskie Lake District is the most attractive area for diving in the Lublin region and the whole lake district. The first class cleanliness, good visibility and depth of 37 metres provide excellent conditions for this sport. Recreational and training dives are possible.

In the center of Lublin there is a modern swimming pool complex called “Aqua Lublin“. We have a main pool - 4.5 m deep and a spare pool called Zone H2o Lublin - 3m deep. The Profundal Center runs Open Water Diver course classes as well as fitness classes for divers.

A charming dive site for all levels of certification. In the water sunken various types of objects, training platforms, caisson, cabins.

DeepSpot, Indoor facility opened November 2020 is World Deepest Pool registered and confirmed in World Guiness Record. This exceptional place is full of underwater attractions: 4 levels of caves, a real wreck on 18m and of course the tube doing down to 45,4m depth.

A very interesting dive site, a remnant of a former excavation from which sand was extracted. The entrance from the beach gently descends to a depth of 12 m. The deepest point is 18 m.

Interesting diving place. Although it is not deep, it requires perfect buoyancy, because it is quite easy to pick up sediment from the bottom and thus radically reduce visibility.

The area is located in the center of Krakow with a very good exit. Note the ban on entry into the landscape park itself, you can often get a fine.

The diving site is located on the south-eastern shore of the lake, where you can almost reach the lake by car. The nearest address is Brajniki 13A Pensjonat u Kulasa. Visibility under water around 4-6 m. At the depth of approx. 6 m, there is a platform ideal for exercises during courses.

Quarry located in the center of Trzebinia. In summer, a public bathing area operates in the lagoon. Before diving, you must obtain permission from the mayor of Trzebinia.

This well-known and still developing Polish location is located near the A4 motorway between Katowice and Krakow near Jaworzno - Szczakowa. It lies on the site of a former dolomite quarry, still known among the locals known as “Gródek.“