Kiekuut Beers Kraaienbergseplassen

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.

You dive at Kraaijenbergseplas 8 near the white bridge. Officially, you are not allowed to dive under it. There is enough space to park cars, sometimes in the grass. If it has rained a lot, the parking lot can be quite muddy.

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

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.

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

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.