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Diving season: Wet/semi-dry: April to November / dry suit: all year, every day, (ice formation possibly once every 20 years.) Visibility: In optimal weather conditions visibility can rise up to 40 meters, in bad conditions eg many divers, a lot of wind or rain it drops in places to only 5-10 meters. On average, however, the visibility is between 10-20 meters. However, the weather influences the visibility more than the number of divers. From Tuesday to Thursday inclusive, the best visibility ca…
Diving season: Wet/semi-dry: April to November / dry suit: all year, every day, (ice formation possibly once every 20 years.) Visibility: In optimal weather conditions visibility can rise up to 40 meters, in bad conditions eg many divers, a lot of wind or rain it drops in places to only 5-10 meters. On average, however, the visibility is between 10-20 meters. However, the weather influences the visibility more than the number of divers. From Tuesday to Thursday inclusive, the best visibility can usually be expected. Requirements: At the entrances 0, 1, 4a & 4b beginners get their money's worth, because there are many shallow areas. In addition, the entrances 2 and 5 are suitable for the "normally" experienced diver, because besides shallow areas the lake bottom also drops steeply in many places.
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