Just 500 meters from the village of Myadel there is an excellent Lake Rudakovo. The lake is small, but it has 2 pits. 18 and 26 meters. There are submerged artifacts at a depth of 4 meters.

Not far from the town of Myadel there is a lake of the same name Myadel. Before the night of water bloom, the transparency is very good. The depths are not great, but very interesting places with tall grass

There is Lake Volchino 20 kilometers from the town of Myadel. There are many parking and diving sites on the lake. the most interesting is at a depth of 3-6 meters

On the lake of spring origin Bolshoy Boltsyk there is a glade, to which, with the permission of the management of the National Park, you can drive up and dive. This is the closest place to the canyon, which cuts not only the surface, but also the drift bottom, creating an interesting relief.

“Blue Lakes“ is a unique hilly-lake natural complex of the Belarusian Poozerie. This is a group of lakes in the Myadel region, which includes Lake Bolduk. Depths up to 39 meters. Ufologists observe these lakes. A geodetic fault, 75 km deep and 100 km long, runs along the Bolduk fairway.

After the thermocline at 18 meters there is a beautiful white slope. Maximum depth 21 meters. On the pit 280 degrees. Transparency at the end of September is so-so. It is very beautiful in summer. Water temperature 14 surface. 7 at 21 meters.

parking of Shevchuk The maximum depth is 50 meters. The descent to the water is steep. Transparency, depending on the season, from 1.5 to 4 meters. Good place for beginners..

The maximum depth reached is 38 meters. The descent to the water is steep. Transparency, depending on the season, from 1.5 to 4 meters. A good spot for experienced divers

A small lake which is located near the center of Europe, according to the Belarusian geologists .. There is a memorial sign to this. There is a lake near the village of Sho.

In 2 kilometers from the village of Zamkhovo there is a lake of glacial origin Ginkovo. In the center of the lake, the bottom is cut by streams of water flowing down from the adjoining canyon.