On the local beach in the capital for Denmark, Copenhagen, you will find this great diving playground. It has a large artificial reef spread out over an area of 150x50 meter which is 50-75 meter from the coast depending on entry point. Max depth is 4,8 meter.You can enter from the beach or from the pier.

Public swimming pool which can be rented by clubs for diving courses, try dives, basic diver courses and Scuba Skills Update. Also good for practicing during the winter if one does not dive in a dry suit.

Skåne’s most visited dive site where a large number of dive centres have their course dives. Easy in and out of the water and easy diving with a depth of around 10 metres.

Högsma or Björkeröd quarry is about 25x150m and about 55m deep.Due to the dark stone Diabas, most of the light disappears already at 20m.Beware of swimming in between the iron grids along the sides (collapse barrier).

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.

KingFAKTAHemort:Haugesund Norge Typ: Ångare Mått: 53.4×9.1×4.6 m, Stål,Ex. Namn: “Heather King” (GB) -26, ex. “Kilgarven” eskortfartyg (GB )Haveridatum: 1941-11-20 Haveriorsak: GrundstöttHaveridata: Sjönk under bärgningen. Last Barlast.King Byggd i Middlesbrough 1918.

A great dive site with WC in the parking lot. Only about 50m to the water above the dike. The diving depth is between 3-6m and there is a current to be expected.

This dive site is covered in underwater plants with an old weather station sticking out of the water. Especially interesting are the marl banks. At this dive site, there is always current, sometimes stronger and sometimes weaker. Entry from the beach. Large parking lot available.

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.