This dive site, known as Chiemsee/Breitbrunn (Urfahrn), offers easy shore access from a flat beach composed of sand and round stones. It features separate entrances for bathers, divers, and lifeguards, ensuring an organized entry point. Underwater navigation is straightforward along the gently sloping bottom, following the aquatic plant growth near the shore. No specific historical details or unique stories are provided for this site beyond its natural lake characteristics.
The aquatic plants found along the beach serve as a habitat for local wildlife, notably pike, which can be observed up to 50cm in length. During night dives, divers might encounter numerous small crabs, approximately 5mm long, actively swarming near the lakebed. The biodiversity is typical for a freshwater lake environment, focusing on these specific species rather than a wide variety of fish or coral.
The dive site is best visited during times of better visibility, although it is generally limited, often ranging from 0.5 to 2 meters from 8m depth downwards. This site is particularly suitable for beginner divers due to its shallow maximum depth of 14 meters and easy shore entry. Night diving here offers a unique opportunity to observe the small crabs, which are less active during the day. Freedivers can also enjoy the shallow depths and explore the aquatic plant areas.
