The Echinger Weiher is an artificially created Baggersee in the north of Munich. With a size of about 100 x 250m and a maximum depth of 8m it is suitable for training and practice dives. The lake is located in a nature reserve. Please note: a diving license must be purchased in advance!

ATTENTION: no public diving! The Oberschleißheim indoor swimming pool is not generally open to the public for diving. Diving centers that have an agreement with the indoor swimming pool operator can use the pool for training purposes at special times.

The Oberschleissheim Regatta is an artificial lake in the north of the state capital, Munich. The water is fed by groundwater inflows. The course has a length of 2.2 km and a width of 140 m. The maximum depth is almost 4.5 m. Diving by appointment only!!!

The regatta course Oberschleissheim is an artificial lake in the north of the state capital Munich. The water is fed by groundwater inflows. The facility has a length of 2.2 km with a width of 140 m. The maximum depth is just under 4.5 m. Diving only by appointment!!!

Indoor dive center in southern Germany. In 8 pools with 2 million liters of water, beginners and advanced divers find optimal training opportunities.

The Riemer See, a popular bathing lake, was created as a landscape park for the Federal Garden Show in 2005 and may be dived outside the bathing season. The lake, which is a maximum of 18 m deep, has an artificial groundwater overpass that ensures constant, good water quality.

Located directly next to Munich and the motorway, the Langwieder Lake is easy to reach. The parking lot to the site entrance is only 50m. Underwater you will find fields of candelabra and corkscrew algae as well as two platforms for practice purposes. The maximum depth is 9 m.

Only a few kilometers away from Munich, the Germeringer open-air swimming pool offers divers perfect conditions for practicing: warm water, ideal visibility, and good infrastructure. The size of 15x22 m with a depth of 4-5 m ensures sufficient space. (Diving only outside the regular opening hours).

The highlight in Berg is the so-called shingle wreck, which lies at a depth of about 38m. Another highlight is a sunken sailboat which lies in approx. 8m.

Leoni is one of the few year-round diveable entrances for Starnberger See. Popular in summer for courses (and therefore limited visibility), the dive site is underestimated the rest of the year: relaxed dives at shallower depths (up to 20 m), even after sunset (max. 1h!) with lots of life!