Dingelsdorf Klausenhorn

Also known as: Konstanz-Dingelsdorf · Dingelsdorf

The water at the beach is very shallow, so divers walk or swim about 150 m out to the marker buoys before descending. From there a sandy slope runs down to about 24 to 30 m depending on the lake level, and a wall then drops in steps to nearly 100 m. Heading west, divers find the Klausenhorn at about 28 m, a rock that juts out like a horn and gives the site its name. Tauchteam Bodensee says the site offers something for everyone from beginners to technical divers. Nature reserves start on both sides, so the dive is limited to the area in front of the lido.

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