The top 56 dive and snorkel sites in Finland, ranked by diver reviews, with maps and photos. Read the Finland guide
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 - 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.
Great wall, deepest place in Finland inlake openwater Rappukallio is also known as Rappukallio.
Beatifull small island. Salmon Island is also known as Lohiluoto.
Nice bio dive between islands, There is a current that makes orientation quite difficult. Directly from boat
Very nice wall, I really don't know how deep. Water seem very clear but due to dissolved humus, light gets absorbed very quickly. Below about 7 m there is no natural light left. By a boat to a shore of an island
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
You can get quite close to the shore, but you'll have to drive on a road marked for pedestrian access only.
Typical bio-dive for the Bay of Finland. Murky water and you may see some fish, mainly bottom dwellers Access directly from boat only
1914 built steel ship, sunk 1943 Lenght 84 m This wreck is in three pieces. The wreck is marked on navigation charts. More information (in Finnish)available at http://www.hylyt.net/hylky.jsp?view=kortti&id=raimo_ragnar Directly from a boat only Raimo Ragnar is also known as MS Raimo Ragnar.
Nice dive site, strong current but only in the middle of the stream, flows upstream close to the other bank, so you can dive first down with the current and then back! Ask a local diver to give introduction to the site. Verla. Access from private property, ask local divers to arrange access
Very clear and straight forward quarry, some equipment left Private quarry, permission from owner required Helsinginranta is also known as Hiilloisten louhos.
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.
No real reason to dive here Salonsaari. Private access from shore, otherwise boat only
This is an old quarry, south-west end gets gradually deeper and is suitable for all divers. North-east end wall drops almost directly to 30 m. At the deep end there is a car and an "aircraft" (only 3 m long). Mine tunnels start also from the deep end.
This a one of the deepest spots in the Finnish lakes. The wall drops almost directly to 80 m (or so they say ...). I have gone down to little over 30 and to that depth the wall goes down in great steps. Directly from boat or from the shore with landowners permission
Zentacle lists 8 dive shops in Finland. The top-rated are DiveHard (4.9 from 17 reviews) and Sea Safety Scandinavia (4.7 from 23 reviews).
