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.

It is a nice dive site with a course to swim along all the different objects that are put here. In 2021 this huge crab was sunk, definitely go and visit it.

Nice diving spot. Reasonable visibility deeper than 6 to 7 meters. You can enter the water at 2 places. Both entry points are between the reeds and easy to get in. Nice diving course with many objects, easy to follow the line to the platform. Along the reed banks the best chance to spot fish.

The swimming pool in Sports Centre De Waterkanten has a 25-metre competition pool, an instruction pool, a recreational pool, a whirlpool, a rapid and a toddler pool with various play equipment. There is also a 60-metre long slide, a low diving board and when the weather is nice, the terrace is open.

A nice dive site with an easy to follow dive path and many underwater objects, such as wrecks, cars, two training platforms and even an old cannon! Visibility varies throughout the year but is generally good.

Not the most beautiful spot of the Zevenhuizerplas but nice to visit once. You can enter the water via the beach, swim out to past the buoy line and retrieve. Here you will find overgrown plateaus that slope down slowly.

Sportcomplex Koning Willem-Alexander is a unique place to push your boundaries in health, relaxation and sports performance. You can practice indoor sports as an amateur, but also if you are boundlessly ambitious and practice top sports.

The dog beach of the Zevenhuizerplas is a diverse diving spot. You can follow a line course to depths of 30m but also the clay wall is highly recommended.

Large freshwater lake with lots of fish, but also many beautiful peat block formations that form wide canyons. Visibility is variable but can reach six meters on good days.

A beautiful dive site. Especially along the clay walls it is very nice diving here. Less air left on the way back? Dive along the reeds back to the entrance.