Denmark





Gåsevig Strand is also known as Sønderballe.

Haderslev

Gåsevig Strand

We visited this dive site 2010-05-06. To dive deeper than 8m is not very interesting because there is nothing to see. At about 6m is a lot of action for this time of the year. Mussels, snails, crab, fish, see stars ans a lot of plants.

You can drive all the way to the water edge.Take the path strait ahead at the entrance of Sandskaer Camping to the harbour. Then follow the road to the end there the water is at its deepest.

Sandskaer Camping harbour





Sandskærvej strand is also known as Genner Bugt.

Sandskærvej strand





Hejsager Strandby is also known as Sandvig.

Hejsager Strandby

stays shallow (5 meters max.) and then you enter the fairway (18 meters depth). Lot's of current possible!  



Gammelbrovej (Årøsund) is also known as Gammelbro camping.

Gammelbrovej (Årøsund)





Alssundbroen is also known as Sønderborg.

Alssundbroen



Diving is not allowed, as the wreck is inside harbour area.
The harbour area starts at the castle and end at the new bridge.
You are charged 800 dkr. pr. diver by the police if catched.
Don't forget the fact that it is absolute dangerous to go to the surface during summertime, when the traffic over the wreck is high. (you won't hear a sailboat). One of the reasons for not finding a lot is, that many beginners expect the wreck as a beginner wreck at only 10 to 17 meters. 

Flydedok is also known as Sønderborg.

Flydedok

Holnis is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Germany, Hamburg Schleswig-Holstein which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Holnis





Dynte strand is also known as Gammelmark Strand Camping.

Dynte strand

Quellental is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Germany, Hamburg Schleswig-Holstein which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Gåsevig Strand

Snorkeling and Scuba Diving at Gåsevig Strand