The dive site is located near the exit from the protected Kamga Bay; Cape Ayran is used as a landmark. A special permit of the Altai Nature Reserve is required.

Altitude diving site. 434 meters above the sea level! The lake is 78 km long and 5 km wide. The UNESCO site. Maximum depth 325 meters. Visibility in the lake water ranging 6-15 meters depending of season.

The dive site is located on the northern protected shore of Lake Teletskoye, to the right of the village of Yaylyu. Access by boat only. A special permit of the Altai Nature Reserve is required. Wall up to 50 meters.

Lake Teletskoye. The southern coast, the dive site is located near the Coldor cordon, practically opposite the village of Yailu. At a distance of 10-15 meters from the coast, there is a drop down to 40-50 meters. Diving does not require a special permit from the Altai Nature Reserve.

The dive site is located near the Nyanskotch cape. Along the entire cape there is a picturesque wall under water, the maximum depth is 65 meters. At the very tip of the cape, at a depth of 33 meters, there is a large heart-shaped stone - “The Stone of Love“.

The dive site is located next to the protected northern coast; permission from the Altai Nature Reserve is required to organize diving. Love Island is a very small island near the coast, it is used as a reference point, dives go along the wall, the maximum depth exceeds 100 meters.

Suitable for any kind of fun diving and performing any training dives. Very good visibility up to 30 meters, depending of the season. Maximum depth is 126 meters. Visibility 15 m. in summer and 30 m. in winter. Nearby the entry point sunken truck is located. Altitude diving site. 344 meters above the sea level.

Suitable for any kind of fun diving and performing any training dives. Very good visibility up 10-15 meters, depending of the season. Maximum depth is 49 meters. A lot of different size and shape rocks on the bottom to dive through

Former manganese quarry. Currently filled with freshwater. Maximum depth - 30 meters. Clear water with visibility up to 15 meters. About 180 km/100 miles West from Novosibirsk.

Krapivinskaya HPP is a hydroelectric power plant that has not been completed since 1989. The pit was not connected to the Tom River. Today it is a reservoir on which there is an unfinished, partially destroyed hydraulic structure. The reservoir consists of two bowls - large and small - separated by a dam.