This dive site, Barrage de l'Eau d'Heure, is located in Belgium's largest water area, offering a varied and easily accessible underwater experience. Divers can explore a unique biotope featuring numerous underwater objects, making navigation interesting through natural structures and submerged items. The lake's clear access and varied landscape contribute to a pleasant diving environment.
The freshwater ecosystem supports a diverse range of aquatic life. Divers can encounter fish such as pike, roach, trout, perch, and eel. The site also boasts an abundance of smaller creatures like crayfish and snails nestled among stumps and branches. Stones are often covered with zebra mussels, and swan mussels can be found in the lake's bottom.
The best time to visit for specific sightings is during the fall, when freshwater walls become visible. This site is suitable for both scuba divers and freedivers, with mild currents making it a relaxing spot for underwater exploration. Divers should be prepared for typical freshwater conditions, including potentially cooler temperatures.
