This dive site, known as the 'house reef' of a local dive center, is situated at Wulfener Hals on the island of Fehmarn, Germany. It offers exceptionally easy access, being just a few minutes' walk from the dive center. With a maximum depth of only 4 meters and an average depth of 2 meters, it provides a safe and straightforward environment, making it perfect for introductory dives and new divers to practice their skills without complex navigation.
Despite its shallow nature, the site boasts a surprising variety of marine life. Divers can expect to encounter fascinating small creatures such as sea needles, gobies, and shrimps. Flatfish like plaice are common, along with classic marine invertebrates like starfish and crabs. Notably, the unique lumpfish has been observed here on multiple occasions, adding a special highlight for divers.
The Fehmarn Wulfener Hals dive site is an ideal year-round destination for beginner divers and those looking to refresh skills in a relaxed setting. Its calm, shallow waters also make it highly suitable for snorkeling and freediving, offering easy observation of the rich macro life from the surface or with breath-hold dives. Divers should be prepared for cooler Baltic Sea water temperatures, typically requiring appropriate thermal protection like drysuits or thick wetsuits.
