Tauchbasis Kreidesee - North bank steep slope
Channel: Tauchbasis Kreidesee
Date: 2011-12-28

The northern bank has a steep slope that runs down nearly vertically from 1 to 35 meters in depth. At 35 meters it goes into a steep oblique angle then ends at around 55 meters. Here you can find occasional small bushes and several little things that have been lying there for possibly 100 years. In the meantime trash from today's world can be found underneath the bulkhead that was just tossed over the fence. Within the slope itself you can find several small "caves," no larger than 2 to 3 square meters. You should not stick your head in too far because rocks will fall when bubbles rise up from your regulator. In several small caves arm thick eels have found shelter. In several places the slope has overhangs that are rather impressive when you start surfacing directly next to the slope. This diving spot lies at the northern bank and is in direct sunlight all day. Due to the great depth here beginners are at the wrong place. As you can never really see the bottom here, this spot has something special for experienced divers as well.