The entrance is over the stones. You can either dive directly from the shore or swim to the yellow buoys and dive down there (to about 25m).

Beautiful steep wall. Access is via a steel staircase. At the entrance there is a small “platform“ at approx. 2m. In the direction of Rapperswil (south-east) there is a (model) skeleton at 32m and a treasure chest at 36m.

The entrance to this dive site is via the beach (over the bridge towards Zurich). A nativity scene, poles, and old diving tower are found at about 15 meters deep. A raft is at 8.5m depth. A diving bottle at about 9 meters. Everything can be found to the right of the harbour.

2 tubes help with the orientation. One is in the middle of the building, the other in the middle of the small bay, left of the building. Often the seagrass border runs at about 5m.

Popular dive site for advanced divers. Parking is available between 7 am and 5 pm with a blue parking disc for three hours. A public toilet is in the immediate vicinity at the nearby marina. The dive site has a slope to 30m - there begins a partly overhanging steep wall.

This is a popular practice dive site on Lake Zurich. Access is via stairs. The shoreline gently slopes towards the lake. At 20-25 meters there is an old suction nozzle. There are man-made underwater attractions like a diving bell, a Züri-Leu, an old bathtub, garden gnomes, etc.

Dive site Rigiblick, parking directly at the dive site, approx. 10 parking spaces on site. Attention: Parking liable to pay fees. Gemeinde Oberwil b. Zug

From Zug you drive on the road along the lake towards Arth. Shortly after Oberwil, the parking lot is in front of the small forest in a left curve on the right-hand side.

Right beautiful steep wall with great variety, slight overhang near the entrance and exit. There are few parking spaces, suitable for sport and XR divers.

To access the Grafstatt dive site from Zug, follow Seestrasse in the direction of Arth. Shortly after the Walchwil sign, there is a parking lot on the left after crossing the terrace.