This dive site in Maria Wörth, located on Wörthersee, features a distinctive steep wall that descends to a maximum depth of 15 meters. Divers enter the lake via a convenient parking lot and a gentle slope, providing easy shore access. While no specific historical context is provided for the site itself, its natural topography offers an interesting underwater landscape.
The shallow areas close to the shore are teeming with life, where divers can encounter various fish species such as pike, catfish, and perch. Additionally, crabs are present, and numerous young fish can be observed cavorting in the immediate vicinity, making it interesting for macro life as well.
Due to the stated requirement for experienced divers, it's advisable to be prepared for potential challenges such as cold water, common in alpine lakes, and to ensure adequate buoyancy control along the steep wall. While specific best times are not mentioned, visiting during warmer summer months would likely offer more comfortable conditions. The shallow areas are suitable for snorkelers, and the 15-meter depth makes it an excellent location for freedivers to explore the wall.
