© iStock/bluejayphoto Diving in Northern Germany From Hemmoor to Wildschütz to Brass Hausen - Germany is full of good diving, whether you want to dive in the North or Baltic seas, try out a lake or two or even go to an indoor diving center. The infrastructure is excellently designed so that beginners, advanced and technical divers alike are happy. You can experience amazing wrecks or fish ranging from carp and pike-perch to Danube salmon, bream, grayling, and eel. And if you are lucky to dive in some of its ancient waters, you will encounter spectacular rock formations, underwater forests or even drowned objects such as old aircraft, cars or buildings. Northern Germany has plenty to offer travelers beyond its coastline, which itself is dotted with charming historic towns with medieval centers. There are lakes scattered across the landscape, from old quarries to manmade reservoirs and even high-altitude lakes with crystalline waters. Here, divers have added points of interest to explore with wrecks and artificial reefs that encourage a great variety of local fish such as pike, perch and catfish. Combine diving in this beautiful and varied area with visits to mountain retreats and castles as well as the port city of Hamburg. Featured places to go in Northern Germany © MaresHemmoorHemmoor Kreidesee is a flooded opencast chalk mine set where you can explore artificial reefs underwater.Learn more © MaresSchweriner SeeSchweriner See, a glacier tongue lake, is one of the most popular dive centers in northern Germany.Learn more © ScubaproTollenseseeThe Tollensesee near Neubrandenburg is one of the most interesting diving spots in Northern Germany.Learn more © MaresMüritz SeeLake Müritz is set in its own national park and has plenty of dive sites to keep divers of all levels interested.Learn more © MaresCarwitzer SeeCarwitz Lake has nutrient depletion and good visibility for optimal training conditions.Learn more © MaresDretzseeThe Dreetzsee is beautiful and covered over a large area at 10m depth.Learn more © MaresSchmaler LuzinSchmaler Luzin has difficult entry points but offers boulders of different sizes and underwater trees.Learn more © ScubaproStechlinseeStechlinsee is very traditional diving spot and its shores are a nature reserve.Learn more © AqualungWummseeWummsee extends over 1.5 square kilometers and has crystalline waters turning from turquoise to deep blue.Learn more © MaresGroßer Fürstenseer SeeThe Great Lake Fürstensee has a very good water quality and the lake has become a popular diving area.Learn more © AqualungNeustädter SeeLake Neustädter See, once a gravel mine, offers great night dives and you can see pike, perch, and eels.Learn more © MaresLöbejünLöbejün contains three quarry pots, which are close together, which are among the most popular dive sites in East Germany.Learn more © MaresStrausseeStraussee lake is considered to be one of the most beautiful diving waters in close proximity to the German capital, Berlin.Learn more Dive Sites in Northern Germany Discover the wonders of the deep with SSI's blog Join us on an exciting journey of discovery and learn more about exhilarating diving adventures, dedicated conservation initiatives, and innovative educational opportunities that will help you illuminate the extraordinary beauty of the underwater world. Let's explore the underwater world together and delve into the hidden wonders beneath the gentle waves.