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Chlausenegg, Lake Zug
Perfect for technical training, easy access via a ladder. The steep wall starts at 1 meter and continues to 20 meters, with 2 steps, one at 5 and one at 15 meters. At 20 meters, the bottom begins to drop at an angle of 45 degrees to 40 meters. From 40 meters another rock face begins, which reaches up to 70 meters. In the direction of Zug there is a big tree at about 40 metres, be aware of its branches (danger of entanglement!).
Baumgaertli, Lake Zug
Another good example of a perfect dive site. Parking is abundant and a restaurant is nearby. Entry is via stone steps, diving to the right, a gently sloping wall can be used for diving at all depths. In shallow water there are many living beings, so that the decompression stops at 9, 6 and 3 meters are not boring at all.
Riedsort, Weggis, Lake Lucerne
The water can be entered either on the left or right via ladders. Diving is not allowed in the middle, as this is a boating zone. At the left entrance there is a big rock at 6 meters and makes this side the perfect training dive site. Diving on the right side is typical for diving in Switzerland: a steep wall that reaches up to at least 60 metres.
Gunten bad, Lake Thun
As the name suggests: in winter a nice dive site, in summer a swimming pool. Diving is prohibited between 15 May and 15 October. Very good for putting on diving equipment. From a depth of about 15 meters, large "terraces" can be used for diving training, the depth ranges up to 50 meters and more.