This dive site, Echinger See, is a small freshwater lake located near Munich, in the Bavarian region of Germany. With a maximum depth of 8 meters and an average depth of 4 meters, it offers a tranquil environment primarily suited for local divers and training. Access is straightforward from the shore, and while there is no complex underwater navigation or notable historical features like wrecks, it serves as an accessible and calm dive spot.
The lake is home to various freshwater inhabitants typical of European lakes. Divers can expect to discover eels, carp, pike, and perch, along with other common freshwater fish species. Underwater, there is likely to be aquatic vegetation which provides shelter and food for the fish, contributing to the ecosystem of this local lake.
For divers and freedivers, the best time to visit Echinger See is during the warmer months when the seasonal restaurant and toilets are open, enhancing the overall experience. Visitors should be aware of the partly paid parking and the explicit note that "Diving not allowed for all!", indicating potential restrictions or the need for specific permissions. Its shallow nature makes it an excellent location for confined water training, skill practice, and introductory dives.
