The top 6 dive and snorkel sites in Wallonia, ranked by diver reviews, with maps and photos. Read the Wallonia guide
This private quarry has a web site explaining all facilities: http://www.carrierevillers.be. It's open during the WE and for night-dives. Artificil stuffs: Small truck, rails, motobike, small boat, wagon, car... Watch out for the few rusted steel bars protruding (max. 1 meter) from the walls at various places. 25 km S of Charleroi, between Cerfontaine and Philippeville.
Take motorway (E19), after Nivelles exit at Feluy, turn right then left to Ecaussines. At the water tower, turn right at the diving sign. Diving not allowed since 2001 Carrière de Scoufflény is also known as Ecaussinnes.
Carrière Dour is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Belgium which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.
Not worth it. Lac de la Gileppe is also known as Plongée interdite..
Used and administrated by the Dive School of Namur. Price for a dive is 3 euros. 2 containers are used for changing, one container is used as a pub serving local special beers of Floreffe. A few items are immersed including 2 sail boats. Plants and fish are usually close from the starting point. A five minute climb from the water allows divers to get to the parking and to the containers. From A15/E42 motorway, take exit 12-Namur for N4 toward Gembloux/La Bruyère. Turn left at N4 and after 2 traffic lights, turn right at N958 (signs for Floreffe/N958). Forward for 6 km to the bridge with a traffic light. Take right, not to most right, keep on the main road, N90. Go through the first roundabout and take the first exit at the second one, direction Jemeppe/Sambre. After 500m take the street on the right, then on the left to the parking. Floreffe is also known as Flato.
Zentacle lists 2 dive shops in Wallonia. The top-rated are Red Shark Diving (5.0 from 2 reviews) and Centre de plongee du Belvedere de Dour (3.9 from 44 reviews).
