The dive site is located directly at a floating dive center in the area of the harbour. The maximum depth is 5m and varies depending on the water level. There are various underwater objects to explore: telephone booth, desk, Christmas tree, big anchor, training platform etc.

LaBelle is a well preserved 12m sailboat that lies on its port side. The mast is still beside it and the rudder blade is still there. Maximum depth is 17m. From time to time there is a light current.

Dreimaster is a beautiful wreck sitting at a depth of about 27m. There is usually a light to strong current. A dive light and buoy is mandatory for this dive.

Wooden wreck at 27 meters depth. Beautifully overgrown, there is always a current to be expected. Lamps and buoys must be carried. The wreck can only be reached with a boat.

Great dive spot in the southeast of Fehmarn. Be careful when getting in and out, there are slippery rocks. Otherwise a very beautiful and versatile dive spot.

In the Baltic Sea lies the wreck of the Docktor. This is a dive at a sunken dry dock which has a length of about 100 m, a height of about 13 m, and a width of about 7 m. The wreck is broken lengthwise and crosswise, so you can also have a look inside.

Staberhuk is a great dive spot in the southeast of Fehmarn. Be careful when getting in and out of the water, there are slippery rocks. Otherwise a very beautiful and versatile dive spot.

The Prahm, which sank in the 70s, lies on the Baltic Sea at a depth of about 15m. It is about 25m long and 8m wide and relatively well preserved.

One of the most beautiful dive sites on Fehmarn. Direct parking place at the waterfront. A WC is also on site. To the water about 50m over a small hill and you are already in the Baltic Sea.

The "house reef" is only a few minutes walk away from the dive center. This spot is perfect for introductory diving and for beginners, as there is a depth between 2m and 4m.