The access to the Vogelstangsee near Mannheim is best reached via the gym parking lot. You can change your clothes directly on the parking lot or on the lawn. There are currently two “paved“ entry points. There are no toilets there.

The Waidsee is located about 15 km northeast of Mannheim in Weinheim. The quarry pond, which was created at the end of the 60s by the mining of gravel (the A5 runs directly past it). Year-round access only via dive center.

With the enactment of the new public use regulation in May 2004, the leisure use of the Binsfeld Lakes was newly regulated. This particularly concerned divers with technical equipment. There is a diving ban from October 15th to May 31st every year. Permission is necessary for diving. Diving is bookable via GST.

Erlichsee is one of several quarry ponds created by gravel extraction on the B 36 near Oberhausen. The lake has a beautiful five-metre area, a wide variety of plants, fish, and a lot to discover.

The Brechtsee is located near Huttenheim in the district of Karlsruhe in Baden-Württemberg and is a popular diving site. The maximum depth of the lake is about 26m. Diving in the Brechtsee near Huttenheim is regulated by a legal ordinance of the city of Philippsburg.

10 meters deep, indoor pool with leisure pool and lovely sauna area. The visibility here is of course great. The ideal place for practicing diving skills, freediving and staying in training over the winter.

You need a diving permit for the lake. The lake has changed a lot in the past years. Currently it has a maximum depth of 6 meters (previously 10)! The abundance of fish has changed a lot. There is hardly any vegetation left.

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 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.

20 metres deep, 10 metres in diameter and over 3,000,000 litres of water. The visibility here is of course excellent. It remains the ideal place to practice, try out and train over the winter.