Nice dive site with some objects. From the parking lot it is a bit of a walk to the site. The water in and out can be done via a staircase. Be careful, the staircase is not of the best quality.

Zandeiland 4 is one of the most beautiful and diverse lakes to dive into in the Netherlands. From objects in the diving zone to larger depths for more technical dives. The facilities are good and you can park close to the water. Diving requires a permit that you carry with you. You can buy this in the shop.

It is a dive site with several wrecks, the largest of which, a barge of about 15 meters long and 3 meters wide, lies at a depth of about 12 meters.

It is a beautiful spot for shore and boat diving, especially shore diving on a summer day is fun for the whole family. You can change clothes well and there is a restaurant.

Sand Island 8 is only accessible by boat and is known for encounters with pike. You will also find the wreck of the Klein Wilnis, a 16-meter wreck that is still largely intact.

It is a dive site with a number of wrecks. The largest wreck is at about 12 meters and is called Zestien Kwadraat. A nice wreck that can also be viewed from the inside for experienced divers.

It is a large lake with a maximum depth of 45! meters. There are several objects to dive to, starting with a car at the entrance and a “forest“ of piles.

Hagestein, also known as Everstein or Put van Hagestein, is a varied but paid dive site in Utrecht, on the grounds of Camping Everstein. Changing rooms, toilets, etc. available. Diving possible from April 1st to October 1st. Since the visibility varies greatly, you need to check before.

The Reeuwijkse plassen is a diving spot with a beautiful peat wall at 2.5 meters depth. There is also a large platform and various objects and a large platform can be found.

This dive site is a fairly dark dive site, but with a lamp it is easy to do. There is a great steel jetty that makes putting on fins and even doing a buddy check very easy. There are various objects under water including the regina maris. These are all next to each other.