The Kiekuut is a flat freighter that was deliberately sunk in the Kraaienbergse Plas 7. In the future, there will be above water catering and a diving center, from which you can enter the water at the Kiekuut. Now it is sometimes difficult, but just ask the construction workers politely if you can park there.

Kraaijenbergseplas 7 is a natural diving spot. It is a clear lake and there are enough fish swimming. The disadvantage is that it can be very busy here in the summer months.

One of the many dive sites in the Kraaijenbergse plassen. A few objects to find. Sandy bottom, with a strip of vegetation at about 5 meters deep. Bottom slopes slowly, to 25 meters.

At first glance this looks like a normal pool but looks threatened! Under water you imagine yourself in a world of gorges and crevices formed in the peat. Certainly with good visibility one of the best spots in the area.

The Groene Heuvels are located near Ewijk and is a beautiful clear dive site with a number of underwater objects such as wrecks, pipes and a traffic sign.

The dive site can only be reached on foot. It is about 300 meters from the parking area. It quickly becomes a bit deeper at the entrance. The max depth is 20 meters. That is mainly sandy soil. There is a green strip between 3 and 7 meters that contains a lot of life. There is a car wreck to the right of the entran

Ressen is a sand quarry for the construction of the Ressen junction. There is a lot of fishing at Ressen for Carp, but in my opinion it is a bit empty. The visibility is moderate to bad. Shallow you can make a beautiful dive here in the spring with many water insects and tadpoles

GochNess is a fun quarry dive. Register through SAMsDIVING Dive Center before diving. Max depth is 26 meters, visibility 3-10 meters.

A 20-minute drive from the city center of Arnhem you will find this lovely freshwater lake. It has a maximum depth of 36 meters and a slow slope at the entry of the site. It is a great dive site for beginning divers and more advanced divers.

Watergoed is a beach bar on the west side of Slijk-Ewijk. Watergoed has its own parking lot, where you can walk into the water via the beach after changing. The view in Slijk-Ewijk is generally more than good. At Watergoed you will find several trees underwater.