Tauchschule Schober

You can get in at the diving base at the Schwarzlsee either via the beach or from a jetty. In the lake, which can be up to 12m deep, you can encounter small fish as well as perch, pike, zander, catfish, black amur and carp.

This reservoir floods a former mine. Therefore, the shoreline consists of steeply sloping stone walls. The lake is very dark, but its golden yellow water is impressive, especially in the sunshine. The rocks glitter underwater (cat silver). A very nice dive site, but for more experienced divers.

The attraction of this dive site are certainly the countless fish that approach the diver extremely trusting and curious. Treasure divers are also catered for here. All kinds of objects such as statues, treasure chests or cannons are scattered around the lake.

At the Längssee there is a great beginner diving area. The entry at the footbridge of the public beach is easy and you can discover a lot along the shoreline in depths up to 7/8m.

Lake Klopeinersee is located in the south of Carinthia. The entrance is on the southern shore in Strandbad Süd and offers a varied dive between artificial trees and some sunken attractions. From a boat to a replicated dugout can be found here.

Half an hour south of Klagenfurt at the Wörthersee is this reservoir for the production of electricity. Dammed up in 1957, 7 buildings were also put underwater. Several prominent building’s remains can be dived here at shallow depths.