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The slope is steady, the bottom is gently sloping.
The dive site can be reached by car from the Teschin Bay Peninsula.
There are no currents at the dive site, and visibility varies depending on the season and ranges from 2 to 10 meters.
The site is heavily vegetated, and down to a depth of 6 meters, the bottom is covered with a carpet of algae, which harbors a rich underwater life. During the warmer months, there are numerous freshwater fish fry and predators.
The lake is abundant w…
The slope is steady, the bottom is gently sloping.
The dive site can be reached by car from the Teschin Bay Peninsula.
There are no currents at the dive site, and visibility varies depending on the season and ranges from 2 to 10 meters.
The site is heavily vegetated, and down to a depth of 6 meters, the bottom is covered with a carpet of algae, which harbors a rich underwater life. During the warmer months, there are numerous freshwater fish fry and predators.
The lake is abundant with freshwater fish.
Bream, pike, carp, tench, peled, and perch are also present. Crayfish are also present.
The dive site begins with slightly rocky gravel, but as you go deeper, the bottom becomes smooth and muddy, covered with algae. After a depth of 7-8 meters, the vegetation disappears.
The site features underwater structures for buoyancy training.
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