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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

It is an extremely extensive site with routes along objects such as tires, a wreck, an underwater house and platforms at depths of 6, 10 and 20 meters.

At the AMC Amsterdam, there is the possibility for groups, by appointment, to make a dry dive in a Decompression Tank. This is a unique experience that ensures you are prepared in case of emergency.

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.

A dive site with high clay walls between 4 and 10 metres. Visibility is usually good on this divesite. The large height differences make this site very suitable to practice your buoyancy. A nice divespot with plenty of parking space. Watch out for fishermen.