Jaworzno Quarry ranks 1st on the list of the best dive sites in Poland. Reservoir tiles but undoubtedly the purest water in the country, visibility 10m always! Admission is payable but you have a toilet, dressing, barbecue, etc. Under the water, you will find two large excavators and cars, and airplanes. Admission throughout the year is also the opportunity to dive under the ice. The place is overcrowded in the seasons so avoid peak seasons if you want to spend some quiet and peaceful time with your friends and family.

Jaworzno Quarry also has many coral reefs that surround the island and are located near the shore. This is home to many species of colorful sea creatures, attractive for tourists to experience scuba diving. As for tourists who are not good at swimming, it is still easy to scuba dive to see the coral here, just need glasses and a snorkel. The water level here is also very shallow so visitors do not need to worry too much about the depth of the water.

Location: Jaworzno, Polannd

Kraken ranks 2nd on the list of the best dive sites in Poland. Dubbed the Kraken after the mythical, squid-like sea monster, the vessel was sunk 67 miles off the coast of Galveston to create a new artificial reef. There may be areas of this site, if not the entire site, that require additional training and experience beyond simply being a certified diver, for you to safely visit. This may include, but not be limited to, training and experience in deep diving, wreck diving, cavern/cave diving, or even technical diving. Always remember to dive within the limitations of your training and experience.

Kraken is one of the safe places that tourists choose to dive and see the Polish sea. Thí place has pristine beaches, a clear blue sea, many beautiful coral reefs, and many strange sea fishes. That is why it attracts the curiosity of tourists when they want to explore the blue ocean.

Location: Krakow, Poland

Powidzkie ranks 3rd on the list of the best dive sites in Poland. For years, the lake has I class of water purity (Polish standards). Rich vegetation makes the lake bottom look like an underwater meadow. In Powidzkie, you can meet perch, pike, and many crayfish. This is an ideal destination for tourists diving to see the sea. The seawater here is blue with countless beautiful coral species. There is nothing better than diving into the sea and watching the ocean floor.

Powidzkie has many coral reefs under the sea, and there are also many strange fishes, so it attracts many tourists to come here to explore. The depth of the Powidzkie is suitable for scuba diving. After preparing enough equipment, visitors are ready for scuba diving. You can climb along the small path, the rocks to the beach according to the instructions of the guide and start diving. The best moment is watching the colorful coral reefs, playing with the sea fish swimming around as if welcoming friends from far away to visit.

Location: Wielkopolskie, Poland

Kamieniolom Piechcin ranks 4th on the list of the best dive sites in Poland. Under the water you can see the underwater walls falling vertically to 25 m, white limestone cliffs contrasting with the clear water. Kamieniolom Piechcin has many dive sites, each suitable for different diving levels. Coming to Kamieniolom Piechcin enjoyed diving because of the comfortable depth, the scenery below the water was very beautiful. To get to the diving spots here, you need to take a boat to the sea, after going out for a while, then jump down to dive. This place is suitable for both snorkeling and scuba diving because of its diverse depths. However, you should choose a type of diving that is reasonable to your ability.

With a depth of about 25m, diving time is about 30 minutes, you should be careful when diving deep into the ocean and follow the instructions of the guide to ensure safety. Do this activity with friends or family. An interesting experience for those who love to explore the ocean will be an unforgettable memory that will never be forgotten.

Location: Piechcin, Poland

Koparki s traditionally one of the best dive sites in Poland. Dive site Koparki is located in an abandoned quarry near the Polish city of Jaworzno. The quarry was abandoned in 1997 after the Dolomite factory, Szczakowa, went bankrupt. The whole quarry and all the working materials, including two gigantic excavators, were left behind during this collapse.

The whole dive site is rather a lunar landscape. Of course, you can find here the remains of quarry activity. The most famous sank attraction here is the excavator, gigant digger buckets, and cutter. And you can also find more mining constructions. For years, Koparki is one of those that should be visited in the south of Poland. A scuba dive site is also available for under-ice dives. The sunken attractions are large and interesting for photos. The quarry itself is definitely an interesting dive site due to many factors. One of them is the shaping of underwater views. The maximum depth is not likely to exceed 18m. Depending on the luck, the visibility is in the range of 3-5m in the season (due to crowds of divers) and 10m and more at the best time, i.e. in winter under ice. On-site it is possible to fill cylinders and, depending on the season, to use the local infrastructure.