This dive site, Pointe du Grain, is a freshwater location on Lake Neuchâtel in Switzerland, offering a diverse underwater experience. Divers can explore a variety of seabeds, navigating gentle slopes amidst aquatic plants and intriguing rock formations. While no specific historical context or complex navigation details are provided, its nature as a 'point' likely offers clear shore-based entry and orientation.
The local wildlife includes a variety of freshwater species such as perch, pike, trout, and crayfish, making for interesting encounters. The underwater environment is rich with aquatic plants and rocky habitats that provide shelter and food sources for these animals.
This site is well-suited for divers of all experience levels, with depths ranging from shallow areas perfect for beginners and snorkelers, to deeper zones reaching 26 meters for more advanced exploration. It offers good opportunities for underwater photography, particularly for freshwater flora and fauna. Divers should consider the typical colder temperatures of freshwater lakes.
