Name: Neufeldersee
Rating: 5.0

Burgenland

Eisenstadt-Umgebung

Austria

Neufeldersee is a 5.0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Austria, Burgenland which is accessible from shore based on 2 ratings.

Neufeld an der Leitha

Neufeldersee





Erikateich is also known as Erika Teich.

Erikateich





Gemeindeteich Wiener Neudorf is also known as Kahrteich.

Gemeindeteich Wiener Neudorf

Großenzersdorfer Arm is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Austria, Wien which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Großenzersdorfer Arm

Diving every January on my Birthday



Birthday Diving is also known as Donaupark.

Birthday Diving

It's just a gravel pit but it's full of Crayfish! (Pacifastacus leniusculus) You'll find a lot of carps as well. 5 years ago there was a lot of plantlife but they've been pulling it out. The visibility decreased instantly after that event. Now there's just mud with billions of little holes where the crayfish live.

Private property. Access only through the garden of people living at this lake.

Korneuburg - Laimergrube is also known as Laimergrube.

Korneuburg - Laimergrube

Gravelpit. Some carps, pikes. Boring.

From the road. Private property.

Gemeinlebarn - Gravelpits is also known as Gemeinlebarn - Schotterteiche.

Gemeinlebarn - Gravelpits

You'll find "Schwabbels" there - strange pyramids of mud up to 1,5m high formed by the slight current which wobble (schwabbel) when touched.

Maybe some pikes to be seen in the shallows.

enter directly next to the road

Erlaufsee - Schwabbelland is also known as Schwabbelland.

Erlaufsee - Schwabbelland





Erlaufsee is also known as Erlaufsee - Harrys Steg.

Erlaufsee

Diving is possible in principle throughout the lake, but the best entry into the water from the northern beaches. The whole site is fenced and the entry of the season holds. There are plenty of cottages and hotels, in close proximity to the railway and now for the popular GULÁŠKA.
The bottom is alternately muddy and rocky, but for the most part covered with grass and a variety of aquatic plants, creating interesting formations which can proplavávat.
Vegetation provides shelter large numbers of fish. Commonly seen are pikes (as 15x for draft), large and small bass line, lots of small fish, eel here there or carp.

Lake in the southeast reaches almost to the Cetra city Senec (about 20 km from Bratislava).

Senec - Slnecne jazera is also known as Senecka jazera.

Neufeldersee

Snorkeling and Scuba Diving at Neufeldersee