Reef Explorers

Sundhäuser See

Diving in Germany

Known for crustaceans.

Best months
Jun–Aug
Water
3–19 °C
Levels
Open Water

When to go

Pick a month: the diving season, from published sources, and the typical weather.

Pick a month

  • Best
  • Good
  • Possible
  • Closed
  • Not documented yet

Sundhäuser See in October

Good season
Air
15 °C
7 °C at night
Rain
60 mm
average for the year
Wind
11 km/h
on average

Typical weather, not a forecast: averages for 2021–2025 (air, rain, wind), data from Open-Meteo (ERA5 / Copernicus, Météo-France). Covers an area of roughly 10 to 25 km around the destination.

Dived year-round; summer named best. The source does not define 'summer' month by month: Jun–Aug is shown as best, all other months as good because diving is possible all year. Diver reports on taucher.net give ~3–4 °C in April, so winter/spring dives need a drysuit (PADI recommends Dry Suit Diver).

Source: scubadiverlife.com

Marine life

When the big encounters happen, month by month.

Reported here, season not documented yet:

  • Crustaceans
  • Freshwater fish

Where is Sundhäuser See?

Sundhäuser See: frequently asked questions

When is the best time to dive Sundhäuser See?
The best months to dive Sundhäuser See are Jun–Aug. Dived year-round; summer named best. The source does not define 'summer' month by month: Jun–Aug is shown as best, all other months as good because diving is possible all year. Diver reports on taucher.net give ~3–4 °C in April, so winter/spring dives need a drysuit (PADI recommends Dry Suit Diver).
Is Sundhäuser See good for beginner divers?
Yes, partly: 1 of the 1 dive sites we document are suited to Open Water divers, including Nordhusia Underwater Village. The others need more experience or a higher certification.
What is the water temperature in Sundhäuser See?
The water is usually between 3 °C and 19 °C over the year.
What marine life can you see in Sundhäuser See?
Divers regularly see crustaceans and freshwater fish.

About this page

Seasons and marine life come from the sources below. Site levels and depths marked as estimated come from our original catalogue and are being checked one by one. Conditions change: always confirm with a local dive centre.

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