Paakkila Louhos

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Paakkila Louhos

★★★★☆ (37)

This is a great dive site for all types of diving from beginner to cave diver. There are two quarries here connected by a 120 meter long tunnel. The open water area has a maximum depth of 30 meters. The side tunnel is 25 meters deep.

There are no fish or any other kind of life to see. There are some small water insects like water hoppers and mosquito larvae.

Dive Activity

Potential Wildlife Sightings

Wildlife Sightings are Based on User Generated Content

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Total number of species: 3

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Dive Centers Catering This Dive Site

Scuba Do ry

Hyllilänkatu 4, 33730 Tampere, FIN

Global Diving, Глобал Дайвинг

Fuchika st., 10/2, 192102 SPb-NSK-MUR, RUS

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Korven Louhos (★3.9)

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