This dive site is Skärlen, a pleasant freshwater lake near Lammhult, Sweden. Known primarily as a local swimming spot, it offers shallow diving opportunities with a maximum depth of 8 meters and an average depth of around 4 meters. Divers can explore interesting rock formations, which are a prominent feature of the underwater landscape. There is no specific history or navigation complexities beyond following the rock structures.
The lake is recognized as a reference lake for water quality, supporting abundant fish life. Common species include Perch, Pike, Whitefish, Roach, Mountain bream, and Minnow. While specific aquatic plant life isn't detailed, the healthy water quality indicates a thriving ecosystem supporting these fish populations.
Visibility is generally good, making it suitable for beginners, snorkelers, and freedivers. However, divers should be aware that visibility can decrease when there is a significant amount of seed meal in the water. The site is best visited during times when seed meal is not prevalent to enjoy optimal conditions.
