This dive site, Traunfall, is located in the scenic reservoir area of Austria, offering a unique freshwater diving experience. Divers navigate along a steep shore structure, encountering historical remnants like an old Roman salt road at the bottom. The site averages 4 meters in depth, with a maximum of 8 meters, making it accessible for various skill levels.
The Traunfall boasts a diverse array of freshwater marine life. Large pikes are commonly observed along the bottom, while numerous trout and grayling, and occasionally the elusive huchen, can be found sheltering in the disturbance shadows of the current areas. Crayfish and barbels are often spotted hiding within the numerous crevices of the underwater landscape.
With visibility often reaching an impressive 30 meters, Traunfall offers excellent conditions for both divers and freedivers. The best time to visit would generally be during seasons with stable weather to ensure optimal visibility and water conditions, though specific fish sightings may vary seasonally. Its shallow depth and interesting features make it a rewarding site for underwater photography enthusiasts focusing on both landscape and macro subjects.
