This dive site, Hjärtsjön Badplatsen, offers a unique freshwater lake diving experience in the scenic wilderness of Småland, Sweden. With a maximum depth of just 3 meters and an average of 1 meter, it's an incredibly shallow and easily navigable site, ideal for beginners or those seeking a relaxed dive. The bottom is predominantly covered with bream grass, offering straightforward orientation.
Below the surface, divers can encounter typical Swedish lake fauna. Fish species present include pike, perch, and roach. The lake is also home to signal crayfish, which can be observed among the extensive bream grass covering the lake bed.
The best time to visit Hjärtsjön for diving would typically be during the warmer months of summer and late spring for better water temperatures and potentially improved visibility. This site is highly suitable for both snorkeling and freediving due to its shallow nature, offering a peaceful outdoor experience for all levels.
