Private Dive's pool is located at Kivaniehentie 2, Otaniemi, Espoo. The pool is 10m long and 6m deep. You can enter the pool by prior arrangement via info@divefinland.fi.

TGL beach above old Kangasalantie just after Tamglass is an easy dive site. You can dive to 18m. The site is easy to reach from the sandy beach.

A dive site for the new diver that allows easy access to the water and some marine life. Beautiful area to use when getting ready for the dive. Some small marine life as well.

A popular destination near the bridge, which is the second longes bridge in Finland after the Raippaloto bridge. A rocky, steep beach with visibility typical of Päijänte.

Ojamo lime mine is situated 60 kilometers west of Helsinki. The mine area is part of the city of Lohja, known for its industry. The mining operations were started in the 18th century. Ojamo mine has been dived for almost 40 years.More information: Ojamon kaivossukeltajat

The Kisko open pit is located in Salo, about a 1.5-hour drive from Helsinki. The rail is a great place to practice ice diving and we will use this of course if you need to do exercises on the 18m deeper side, but don’t really need any mega deep.

A clear-water freshwater pond with excellent visibility. Depth about ten meters. A forest road leads to the shore, although it is not on the map.

The Montola mine is an old limestone mine. The mine was closed in the 1970s. Today the mine offers limited diving at events organized by Montola miners. Diving is available in open water, cavern areas and caves. Driving address: Ruukintie 437, Pieksämäki.

Rummu is a submerged limestone quarry and former Soviet prison. Much of the natural area of the quarry is under a lake formed by groundwater, and is situated next to a spoil tip. Very shallow. Maximum depth 14 meters but mostly you will dive at 5-7 meters depth. Visibility is about 15 meters.

The Kaatatiala quarry is located in Kuortane Lentilä, near the border of Alavus and Kuortane. In 1942-1968, feldspar and quartz were taken from the open pit. According to Kaatiala, the first Kaatiaite mineral found in the world was named in the quarry.