Blue Voyage Diving

Many believe the waters surrounding The Netherlands have more underwater life than the Mediterranean Sea. After diving in The Oosterschelde, you might believe it too. Bergse Diepsluis is less challenging than other dive sites in this area, but still rich with life. Situated in a tributary of The Oosterschelde, there is little to no tidal current, making it an ideal breeding ground for cuttlefish and squid. Colourful anemones, crustaceans and invertebrates are abundant year-round. Spring is the best time to see cuttlefish, but wait until the water temperature reaches 12°C/53°F. The maximum depth is 19 metres/62 feet. Average visibility is 4 metres/13 feet. Photo Credit: Daniel Versteeg

An ideal spot to learn to dive or improve your skills. You park at P2 and step into the water. You will find a platform near the edge and there are many objects under water.

The Galderse Lakes is an area of recreational lakes south of Breda. It is an easy practice location for diving and there are several underwater objects to dive to (wrecks, ropes course, platforms, etc).

If you fancy a quiet dive or a night dive, Strijenham is the place to be. You can even dive outside the tide if you want, but you sometimes have to take into account a moderate current.

Swimming pool de wolfslaar is an outdoor swimming pool in Breda. It consists of several pools but the competition pool of 50 by 22 meters, including diving pit is suitable for divers of all levels.

Swimming pool de Wisselaar is a competition pool of 50 meters long and 6 lanes wide. Including a diving pit so that at every level you can practice a variety of skills.