The entrance is via stairs directly from the parking lot. In winter, the lake is very suitable for ice diving. When ice diving, it is essential to pay attention to the thickness of the ice and old ice holes.

The Schottensee is located directly at the top of the Flüela Pass at an altitude of 2374m above sea level. In Rhaeto-Romanic it is called Lai da la Scotta. The lake, which is about 400m long and 200m wide, belongs entirely to the municipality of Zernez.

The entry point (the beach) can be reached via a short staircase, located on the opposite side of the road from the Rapa Nui bar car park. The dive, almost entirely with lines, includes numerous “artificial finds“: bells, boats, ape cars with minibikes, Playmobil, Minions, etc.

Beach accessible from the car park located 200 meters after the Motel Nautilus. Sloping bottom. Divetime scuba club training platform. Sailing to the left you come across a “small wall“ at a depth of 30 meters.

Possible wall dive with high depths of over 50 meters. At various depths it is possible to find wrecks of different cars from which the name of the place comes called “Le macchine“

Limited parking, you have to go through meadow/forest on a path down to the divesite, a lot of fine sand available at the site, safety of divers is necessary.

Just 10 minutes from the center of Lugano is the home of our club, called Pesce Sole Sub. Once you step inside, the water entry is just a few meters away, and the view of the Gulf of Lugano and Mount San Salvatore is breathtaking. The dive site is suitable for all levels.

First dive through the shallow water at the sandbank. Dive slightly to the left (heading north-east) towards the large stones. After the stones, dive against the current. Here you will find a landscape with spectacular rocks. Dive upstream against the current for about 150 m and then drift back to the rocks.

The Lake Cadagno (Cadagno Lake) is a natural reservoir in the Piora region in the municipality of Quinto in the canton of Ticino in Switzerland. The Lago di Cadagno ecosystem with the Piora Variation named after the Val Piora is unique in both Switzerland and Europe and is located in the Centro di Biologia di Alpi.

The mine is located in the North of Italy, near Milano, close to Lecco: MoM, Mine of Olgiate Molgora/Miniera di Olgiate Molgora, Mother of Mines and home of the Minautor.We are right in the center, the pulsing heart, of Europe with also 3 international airports nearby.