Tyrsko Lake (Żbik) is located in Olsztyn, in the north-west of the Gutkowo housing estate, between Lake Ukiel and Lake Redykajny. The name Żbik was given to the reservoir by local divers. The descent to the water from the sandy beach, the littoral zone is richly developed.

Dive site at the pier in the village of Kręsk on Lake Vulpinskie (max 54.6m). Underwater plenty of attractions starting from 3m up to 30m. The majority of the water resistance.

The Wukśniki dive site is located on the municipal beach, where a bridge is located. It is possible to drive by car to the shore. Underwater there is a sunken 126p car, there are handrails on 50 m and deeper. A nice and shallow place to dive is the remains of the pier, you have to swim 4 m to the right of the pier.

Leleskie Lake - Peninsula, access to the dive site is slightly difficult due to a narrow gate. It is convenient to enter the water, the bottom drops off relatively quickly. At a depth of about 12 meters, there is a car to which a railing leads, and from there another car leads to the platform at 18 meters.

A diving site on the beach in Leleszki, on Lake Leleskie (1st class of cleanliness). Many railed attractions (including a car wreck), several platforms. Shallow, perfect for beginners (max 12m).

The diving site is located on the south-eastern shore of the lake, where you can almost reach the lake by car. The nearest address is Brajniki 13A Pensjonat u Kulasa. Visibility under water around 4-6 m. At the depth of approx. 6 m, there is a platform ideal for exercises during courses.

The sunken wreck of the tugboat converted into a sailing ship “Arabella.“ The wreck lies on a steep slope, with the bow facing the shallower side, at a depth of 31-34 meters. Arabella creates a unique atmosphere on the bottom of the Mazurian lake, allowing us to look inside the superstructure or the hold.

Nice fresh water site with sallow beach. Perfect for the beginners. Located in the highly developed touristic environment. Recommended for try dives and courses.

Wreck lays on 30m, exacly on it’s keel with a slight tilt to starboard. April 2009 part of the ship was blown up by navy divers and 1/3 of the ship was destroyed. Because of often strong currents, a lot of debris hangs on the wreck, therefore there is an increased risk of getting caught/stuck on lines and nets.

Access by dirt road. Parking in the meadow. In the water, there are railing ropes and a platform at 7 meters. Depth up to 32m (along the red rope from the platform).