Czechia – Moravia & Silesia: Quarries & Lakes
Moravia's inland diving centres on old quarries and reservoirs. In the north, the slate pits of Svobodné Heřmanice (36 m, free and open around the clock) and Černá Voda draw divers from Poland and Slovakia too. Around Znojmo, local clubs lease small quarries such as Hostěradice, where you borrow a key against a deposit. The Dalešice reservoir offers deep walls and the drowned piers of an old bridge, and the Šošůvka quarry is the only place in the Moravian Karst protected area where diving is allowed outside the reserves. Much of the information comes from Czech divers' own listings, so several sites are marked unverified.
Tauchplätze
- Brněnská přehrada
- Dalešická přehrada – pilíře (mill-race bridge piers)
- Dalešická přehrada – Wilsonova skála
- Hlučín – štěrkovna
- Lom Hostěradice
- Lom Mašovice
- Lom Svobodné Heřmanice (Čífr)
- Lom Výkleky
- Lom Černá Voda – Rampa
- Lom Šošůvka
- Novomlýnské nádrže – Velká laguna Mušov
- Slezská Harta (reservoir)
- Slezská Harta – Karlovec (church ruins)
- Tovačov – Annenské jezero
- Vranovská přehrada (Vranov nad Dyjí)
- Vápenná – Arcibiskupský lom