Přehrada Slapy - Zátoka Babor

★★★★☆

Dive Site on the Vltava River - Slapy dam. Access to the water is possible from the boat dock or from the ALEA Divers private jetty, where the ropeways start - marked purple on the map. The depths of ropeways are from 5m (training platform) to 45m (Babor solitude).

Common freshwater fish can be found in the dive, which can also be seen in other places of the Slapy / Vltava River - perch, pike, walleye, catfish and, at the end of the bay, eels.

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ALEA Divers - centrum potapeni, www.ALEADIVERS.cz

Kamýcká 131/10, 16500 Praha 6 - Suchdol, Czech Republic

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