The dive site Båtplatsenen Skärlen, is a popular and easily accessible place for nature dives in Kronoberg County, Småland. With interesting stone formations around 3-5 meters deep.

The Tvätthallarn in Lake Skärlen!A good easily accessible dive site, with good conditions, visibility usually up to 7 meters. The lake is a reference lake so a lot of live fish.

Klintsjön is a tranquil lake in Växjö Municipality, Småland, Sweden. Its modest size (0.123 km²) and depth (max 17 meters) could make it suitable for recreational freshwater diving, especially for training or exploration dives.

he northern part of Hissö is officially designated as a dog bathing area by Växjö municipality. It’s a peaceful spot with shallow entry points, making it easy to launch a scuba dive or snorkling

Hjärtsjön in Kronoberg County, is a scenic lake as an alternative dive site for those who want to experience lake diving in SmålandLocated in a wilderness area with low human impactThe maximum depth is 6.5 meters so a shallow dive, with bream grass covering the bottom in most places.

Skirsjön Sommarstugorna – What We Can expect at Skirsjön is a spring-fed lake with clear water, clay bottom, and aquatic vegetation.The western shore (Åryd side) is the most popular dive site.

Växjö Simhall is a family-friendly swimming and wellness facility located in central Växjö. It features an exciting adventure pool, a 25-meter swimming pool with a diving tower, a multi-purpose pool for lessons and swimming courses, a gym, group training, solariums, and a café.

Sörhults stenbrott located near Växjö in Kronoberg County, Sweden, is a tranquil freshwater dive site that offers a peaceful escape into nature.

The Old Oil Port – also known as the Old Oil Quay – in Oskarshamn is an easily accessible and exciting dive site with both historical character and an interesting underwater environment.

Högsma or Björkeröd quarry is about 25x150m and about 55m deep.Due to the dark stone Diabas, most of the light disappears already at 20m.Beware of swimming in between the iron grids along the sides (collapse barrier).