Join us for a diving weekend full of attractions and surprises at one of Poland’s most famous quarries!
Piechcin is a flooded limestone quarry that, thanks to its azure waters and white rock walls, is often called “Poland’s Croatia.” The body of water was formed on the site of a former limestone quarry and is now one of the most interesting and best-equipped dive sites in Poland. The well-developed infrastructure of the dive center and numerous underwater attractions make it a popular destination for both beginner and experienced divers.
Underwater, we can see a tram, the 20-meter-long tugboat “Czajka,” the concrete ocean-going yacht “Magda,” a wooden sailboat, the hull of the yacht “Venus,” sunken cars, training platforms, a cave, and limestone walls dropping to a depth of about 25 meters. Most of the attractions are connected by a system of handrails, which makes navigation easier.
In the reservoir, you can also find pike, perch, carp, tench, roach, and crayfish.