This dive site, located in Strande, Germany, offers a flat and sheltered environment ideal for easy shore dives. The underwater topography consists of structured ground dotted with occasional large stones, providing ample hiding spots and surfaces for marine life. Navigation is straightforward due to the shallow maximum depth of 7 meters and an average depth of 3 meters, making it an excellent location for leisurely explorations.
Divers can expect to encounter a variety of interesting small marine creatures. The site is home to crayfish, eelpout, butterfish, winkles, and various nudibranchs. You might also spot plaice, pipefish, lumpfish, and Baltic shrimp. Cup jellyfish, sea scorpions, and starfish complete the diverse array of small animals making this site their habitat.
Strande is suitable for diving year-round, though cold water gear is essential. Its sheltered nature makes it a reliable spot even when other areas are rough. It's particularly recommended for macro photography enthusiasts and beginners looking to hone their skills in a calm environment. Snorkelers and freedivers will also find the shallow, rich waters highly rewarding.
