Dive site Kerkweg in Den Osse is one of the most famous dive sites in Zeeland. Here you can dive from the jetty on oyster beds, an artificial reef of reefballs and many other hard substrate that is nicely overgrown. The maximum depth is about 30 metres, but you will find most life in the shallow water.

This spot is very shallow but certainly suitable as a snorkeling location or if you feel like looking for specific life during a shallow dive. Parking is available next to the restaurant and holiday park. Please note! Deeper than 5 meters you are in the shipping channel!

The dive site is located around the four breakwaters with the characteristic beaches in between. You can enter the water from the beaches and dive out to the ends of the breakwaters around 5 meters deep, which are beautifully overgrown. The bottom slopes down to about 15 meters. Limited parking spaces.

The Grevelingenmeer is one of the most popular diving locations in the Netherlands. There are many dive sites to visit, from shallow to deep wrecks! Come, dive and enjoy.

This relatively unknown spot is a nice alternative when the surrounding spots are crowded. It is a relatively shallow spot, maximum about 2 meters. If you swim further you will come to the channel, please note; deeper than about 10 meters you will come to the channel and from there diving is prohibited.

You reach the dive site via a jetty. You can dive into the water and along the wall. You will find a platform and after a short swim also an artificial reef consisting of reefball, ideal to dive back towards the dike.

If you enter the water at Scharendijke “kabbelaar“ and continue diving along the wall you will come across 2 wrecks at some point. At 11 meters the Rat, a wreck of 14 meters and at 9 meters the Hond, a wreck of 10 meters.

A short walk along the harbour brings you to the other staircase. On the Grevelingen side you will find the starting tower that was used in sailing competitions. In the water you dive along the dive, here you will come across the remains of an almost unrecognisable wreck. Attention to the harbour entrance

Le Serpent is a concrete wreck that was sunk in 2011 as an artificial reef near Scharendijke. The sinking did not go as planned, which is why the wreck ended up much deeper than planned. After a fatal accident, the wreck was closed and you can only enter through the open hatches. Note! For experienced diver only.

A beautiful dive site where not much diving is done. This makes it fairly untouched and fun diving up to 5 meters. After that the offer decreases. Pay attention to the sailing routes and surfers if you go diving or make ascents here.