This dive site, De Langspier, offers a unique underwater adventure in a freshwater quarry or lake environment. Divers can explore multiple routes navigating past an array of fascinating objects including wrecks, statues, and even a complete locomotive with sleepers and a signal. The shallow depth and clear landmarks make it an easy site to navigate and explore, perfect for beginners and those looking for relaxed diving.
The diverse aquatic life at De Langspier thrives around these sunken objects and along the natural features. Expect to find various freshwater fish species like perch, pike, carp, and smaller schooling fish utilizing the wrecks and reeds for shelter. Crabs, crayfish, and other crustaceans, along with a variety of aquatic plants, contribute to a rich ecosystem.
The best time to visit De Langspier is typically during the warmer months, from late spring to early autumn, when water temperatures are more comfortable. Its shallow nature makes it excellent for snorkeling and freediving practice. Photographers, especially macro enthusiasts, will appreciate the abundant hiding life amongst the objects and reeds.
