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From the entrance zone, following 210 the stone formation can be reached after about 100m on 7m deep. Till the stones max depth is about 12m. On the left side of the entrance after few meters on max dept 2m there is a underwater grass field that usually have pentry of fishes. Going straight towards middle of the lake, the depth can reach over 20m but there is only mud, cold and darkness.

Old minecave 1919. Caves. ...bears.. ;-)

Old minecave - warprisoner camp WW2. Lot's of caves and tunnels - 8 km long railway underwater.Usually low visibility in open mine (20cm -3 m) in caves visibility can be 3-15m.

Next to a rock

Nice wreck of a steel sailship sunk 1929. In quite good condition. Directly from boat only

Boat ramp close to beach at Kaupinoja water facility, Tampere

Quite steep drop, not quite a wall though. Directly from boat

Typical bio-dive for the Bay of Finland. Murky water and you may see some fish, mainly bottom dwellers Access directly from boat only

Nice but very complex quarry with the quarring equipment left under water. Not very deep. Private quarry, permission from landowner required Uhlu Quarry is also known as Uhlun louhos.

This is a sandy shore of a farm that rents accommodation, water is right at the shore :-)

No real reason to dive here Salonsaari. Private access from shore, otherwise boat only

Small lake that is fed from springs - thus relatively clear water. Dead trees have fallen in to the lake and there are usually small groups of fish (mainly perch) under these trees. Were nice ambiance on a sunny day. Altough access is not difficult to find, the route there may be, so it might be wise to ask a local diver to guide you there. Ruutanalampi. Dirt road goes about 20 m from the shore, good place to park after a fairly steep hill down.

This in an underwater park maintained by Finnish Buro of Antiquities (Musuovirasto) It is a wreck of Swedish line-ship that sunk 1788. Great wooden vessel with guns etc. Arctic waters of Bay of Finland have preserved the wood surprisingly well. This wreck is buoyed, access directly from boat Kronprins Gustaf Adolf is also known as Hylkypuisto.

Water is quite clear and there is a nice area of water grass at the bottom of the lake starting about 150 meters NNW of the access. A lot of fish, very nice ambiance on a sunny day Access to lake: Drive to the end of Tiilijärventie, turn left (for pedestrians only, so drive ultra carefully) after about 100 meters turn right to shore.

Lake on an island on a lake ... otherwise nothing tremendous Access mainly from private properties, but a lot of cottages for rent, any shore will do

Kaukajärvi. There is a washing place for rugs close to the shore. Parking space for about 5 cars.

Nothing very special to see, but quite clear water Access to shore close to a camping area (access mainly for boat landings)

Yttre Ådgrund is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Finland, Southern Finland which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Wooden wreck upright on the bottom, sidewalls and back partly intact. Directly from boat only

Large wreck in quite good condition, smoke stack at 25 m, bridge at 30 m. Directly from boat only

Nice wreck, poor visibility Directly from boat only

Icredible clear lake water, visibility up to 30 meters. Not much to see actually, unless interested on rock formations or strange things that people have abandoned to sea. Easy access from Sauna beach that is not in use any more. 15m from car park to water. Kilpisjärvi is also known as Kilpisjarvi.

Near Haukipudas

Ojamo Mine is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Finland, Southern Finland which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.