Fényes-források (Tata)
The Fényes springs on the edge of Tata feed a small group of spring lakes inside a nature reserve, often called the cradle of Hungarian scuba diving. Warm karst water keeps them at roughly 18–25 °C all year, so they are dived even in winter. The main attraction is the bottom itself: springs push up through white quartz sand so it looks as if it is boiling, among dense water plants. The lakes are shallow (about 2.5–6 m), which makes them ideal for try dives and relaxed dives, but not for full open-water training.
depth: 0–6 m