The so-called “Möllersee“ is located in Meppen, near Schlagbrückener See, and is a popular swimming lake on Panzerstraße. During the development of the northern outskirts of Meppen, a sand extraction site was created here, which has since developed into a near-natural lake.

Near the border with Ter Apel (Groningen, Netherlands) lies Dankern. A lake with light blue water and a nice underwater park. Not much life, but the visibility and the nice objects makes up for this.

Green all around and close to the Dutch border is the Grüner Grenzlandsee. It is the home of our trusty sturgeons, some carp, and pike, but also all kinds of small inhabitants like snails. Depth of the lake approx. 18 m.

Sand was extracted in the 1990s. It’s a private lake, and only select divers are allowed there. The area is unfenced but open to the public. Nice place in the Forrest

Europe's largest foil pond ever built for divers. Besides a wreck of 13 meters in length, there is a 300 meter long cave system in the pond.

This indoor divesite is part of a sprinkler system and a diving tower of 10 meters deep as a water storage facility and has a pleasant temperature of approximately 20 degrees Celsius.

Grasbroek is a locally well-known dive site. A line from the corner of the pier leads to the underwater house Arcadis, with a 5-meter platform above it. From the mainline, several other lines branch to other objects. Max depth is 12m.

Gasselterveld is a beautifully located dive site in Drenthe. It is a deep lake with clear water and fine sand. There are no fish, but you dive in a beautiful environment with good visibility and a nice sloping bottom.

Zwembad de Peppel is a swimming pool in Ede. It consists of a competition pool, reactive section with (tyre) gybes and an outdoor pool for the summer season.

The large surf lake is one of the 2 lakes in the recreation area “Nijstad“. Diving is monitored here by Dive2adventure and is “ONLY“ allowed after registration and approval via info@dive2adventure.nl