This dive site, Zollbrücke Rheinau, is a river dive located in Switzerland, accessible via the embankment. Divers primarily navigate around the bridge piers where a variety of fish seek shelter. While no specific history or story of the dive site is provided, the location offers a unique freshwater diving experience beneath a man-made structure.
The main attraction for marine life here includes many fish species found hiding around the bridge piers. A highlight in summer is the frequent sighting of a large catfish, making it an interesting spot for those seeking larger freshwater fauna. Specific plant life is not mentioned but generally consists of riverine flora.
The best time to visit Zollbrücke Rheinau is during periods of good weather, as river diving here is highly dependent on conditions; it is explicitly stated that diving is not possible after rainfall due to high water levels or strong currents. Freedivers and divers should be aware of potential variable currents and always check local conditions before planning a dive. Toilets are available on site for convenience.
