Berlingen, Kirche

Please follow the rules for this dive site, they are posted at the parking lot in front of the fire depot. If we do not follow them, it could be that the dive site will be closed.

The entrance is via a small staircase. Until the descent you have to walk about 100m. Directly next to the dive site is a water ski school. In case of open water ascent it is obligatory to shoot a buoy. At the parking lot is the bike path, when assembling the material, please note that no one is hindered.

From the entrance, on the right side, there are three fish trap that provide a retreat for the fish throughout the year. Therefore, we do not dive in and let the fish their peace.The place is suitable for beginners. Bottle fillings are possible in the room if someone from the Divecorner is there.

The dive site Steckborn Feldbach is one of the less dive sites with untouched nature. Parking lots, above the road are to be used. Start dive to the left. Sewage pipe of the ARA is about two minutes from the entrance to the right. Can be used to find exit.

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.

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 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.

Lake Constance is well known to everyone, but even many divers do not know that the Jura, one of the most beautiful freshwater wrecks, lies at a depth of about 38 metres. It is one of the oldest still existing paddlewheel steamer ships in the world! It sank in 1864 after a ship collision.

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.