Unterwasserwald

This dive site offers a unique underwater experience centered around an artificial reef created by submerged tree trunks. The initial approach involves swimming to the outer right buoy, approximately 200 meters away and at a bearing of 250 degrees. A short rest is followed by descending along a marked buoy chain located at a depth of 21 meters. Divers will quickly find themselves within an impressive underwater forest composed of massive tree stumps scattered across a soft seabed or rising vertically from the water. Navigation back to shore involves using a compass, with a course of 90 degrees, as the terrain remains relatively flat at deeper depths. Visibility is good up to around 10 meters, where the trees gradually diminish in size. Upon reaching the shoreline, divers should maintain approximately 5 meters depth and proceed to the left. A standing paddle provides an exit point. This dive site presents a truly memorable exploration of a submerged forest environment.