Hidden in a small wooded area, not far from the river Rhine and thus in the flood plain, is the small Fohlengarten, not far from the Wachholderrain.

The Matschelsee is by far an exceptional lake in almost all areas. Deep diving up to 52 meters, as well as shallow dives with super beautiful plant growth is possible. A gem in all things and therefore "favorite lake" of many divers!

The Nonnenweier is a very deep diving lake (more than 40 meters), in which a dredger still floats. Great lake, with lots of fish, steep walls.

The Apostelsee near Ettenheim is a true jewel in South Baden. The lake is divided into different zones for anglers, swimmers and divers. Deepest point 40 meters. It is not allowed to dive under the trees that have fallen into the water - they serve specifically as spawning grounds and retreats for the fish world!

There are two entrances in the form of a small slipway. These merge into a gravel pile and, thus, ensure an easy entry and exit. Here you should descend as quickly as possible to 5 meters, because the edge areas of the lake are a retreat for fish and water birds.

10 minutes away from Freiburg, our dive center is located at the Tunisee. This former quarry pond is beautifully located at the campsite. The infrastructure of the campsite can be shared.

The municipal council of Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen has regulated the shore zones. In addition to the existing users, there will also be a specially designated access for recreational divers at the lake.

The Streitköpflesee is worth a dive, especially because of the variety of different aquatic plants. Freshwater fish like pike, carp, and tench can be seen again and again. This quarry pond has a maximum depth of about 14 m. Please keep to the existing rules.

Diving is allowed in a small area and there is a sign at the entrance. Here, as in other lakes, the legal regulations must be observed and complied with.

The Anglersee in Staffort is a gem, because flora and fauna are very intensive and pronounced. In various dives different animals were encountered.