Schladitzer Bucht

Schladitzer Bucht is a beginner-friendly freshwater dive site near Leipzig in Saxony, Germany, with a maximum depth of 8 meters. This bay area of the Schladitzer See, a flooded open-pit mine, offers sheltered and shallow conditions perfect for new divers. The sandy bottom gently slopes with patches of aquatic vegetation and scattered rocks. Pike, perch, and various cyprinid species inhabit the lake's clear waters. The bay's protected position provides calm conditions with minimal wave action. Submerged objects add interest for exploratory dives. The easy shore access and reliable conditions make Schladitzer Bucht a popular choice for dive training and introductory experiences in the Leipzig lake district.