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Underwater Photo Location: Fernsteinsee

Underwater Photo Location: Fernsteinsee

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Fernsteinsee lies in the Austrian mountains at almost 1000m above sealevel. Temeratures hover in between 4-8°C. The waters are cristal clear.
Facts about Fernsteinsee
  • It is in Austria
  • The typical depth is 0-20 Metres 0-60 Feet.
  • The typical visibility is 30+ Metres 100+ Feet.
Dive types
shoredrysuitfreshwater

Marine Life
small

Diving facilities
airfriendly

Photo facilities
wideangle

by Mona Dienhart
this was one of the weirdest dives I've ever had. Fernsteinsee in Austria is usually a very clear lake. This was after heavy rainfalls last summer.

by Martina Kluvancova
Tree stump

by Martina Kluvancova
Fernsteinsee

by Martina Kluvancova
Fernsteinsee

by Martina Kluvancova
Fernsteinsee

by Filip Staes
Lake Fernstein, Tirol, Austria.

by Eduard Bello
Beautiful weather

by Eduard Bello
Awesome mirroring with buddy

by Eduard Bello
Peaceful place

by Eduard Bello
Awesome lake view

by Eduard Bello
Just a single trout... Awesome in the clear waters. View up to 30m

by Eduard Bello
Just a great view at a awesome lake

by Eduard Bello
Clear water, awesome views.

by Eduard Bello
Just my buddy

by Eduard Bello
Just a nice bottom mirroring...
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