This dive site, Kamionka Piast Parking 2, is a marl quarry renowned as the best reservoir for diving in Opole, Poland. It offers two easy access points to the water, with entry from Parking 2 leading to potentially deeper and more interesting areas. While no specific historical context is provided, divers can expect unique underwater topography typical of a flooded quarry.
The site boasts a diverse range of freshwater fish species, making it an engaging location for observing aquatic life. Common inhabitants include roach, rudd, perch, tench, pike, eel, dwarf catfish, ruff, catfish, crucian carp, and chub. The bottom is notably covered with vegetation, extending up to a depth of 15 meters, providing ample hiding spots and food sources for the resident fauna.
Kamionka Piast Parking 2 is best suited for experienced divers or those accompanied by a knowledgeable local guide, especially when exploring the more intricate parts of the quarry. With a maximum depth of 10 meters and an average depth of approximately 5 meters, it is also highly suitable for freediving and snorkeling, offering clear views of the abundant fish and aquatic plants. Divers should be prepared for typical inland quarry conditions, which may include colder water temperatures.
