This quarry is full of fish and underwater life, and is popular for its fauna. There is a scuba diving center by the quarry, where you can get your tanks filled and there is a space for changing and drying your scuba diving equipment. There is a refreshment stand and accommodations are open during the season as well.

A wonderful diving site, but also a beautiful natural place. Videos on youtube - Radek Houfek. You can fill air-nitrox in Golčová Jeníkov and air at the quarry.

A former quarry. The quarry is full of different kinds of fish, you will find a sunken bus and various training platforms. The quarry has great diving facilities, including a filling room, rental room, common room and changing areas and a sauna.

A small quarry near Prague. There is no staff or diving facilities on site, everything works on trust. There is a space to set up your gear and stairs straight into the water. The entrance is a step into deep water, so it is not suitable for complete beginners.

The training pool is located in the Aquapalace Prague Čestlice. It is 8 meters deep, for training and practice there is a shallow part with a depth of 1.5 meters and a metal plateau at a depth of 4 meters.

Borena Hora quarry - SSI Dive Center. It is a flooded quarry with a maximum depth of 22m, average depth of about 17m. The main attraction of the quarry is the wreck of the MI8 helicopter.

Location on the Slapy dam - Vltava. approx. 35 km from Prague. Diving is possible directly from the end of the road - parking by the water. The ideal entry to the water is behind the gate at the boat launch - entry only outside of operating hours! Temperature: Winter 0°–4°C, Summer 24°–16°C, Visibility 1-10m.

The maximum depth is 56 meters, the temperature varies throughout the year between 3-12°C. At depth of 43m there is a trail, on which is a wreck of pontoon. In the direction against the current (swim time around 15 mins) there is a wreck of a boat at the depth of 25m, it is probably the biggest wreck on Slapy.

Dive Site on the Vltava River - Slapy dam. Access to the water is possible from the boat dock or from the ALEA Divers private jetty, where the ropeways start - marked purple on the map. The depths of ropeways are from 5m (training platform) to 45m (Babor solitude).

The remains of a flooded mill, you can see a wooden mill wheel, remains of walls and a wall around the previous riverbed. The entrace is the best by boat, or you can swim from the opposite shore. The navigation is quite difficult - compass is mandatory. The maximum depth is 35m, temperature 4-18 C.