Fees · Destination Guide
Cold-water wreck history and shore-diving skill building beside Rotterdam's port
Key fee: Public dive-site access
EUR 0
Confirm these fees before you book so your operator plan and day budget match what you will pay onsite.
No destination tourism levy, marine-park tag or dive permit is listed for entering the principal Oostvoornse Meer dive sites. Stormvogel and Bergeend explicitly list free access, and the lake is planned as public shore diving rather than a ticketed marine reserve. Commercial costs still apply to fills, instruction, rental, food and accommodation. Overnight properties may collect a municipality-specific lodging tax, so treat the booking's final price as the authoritative amount.
| Fee | Amount | Applies to | Where to pay | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Public dive-site access | EUR 0 Per visit, while the access point is open and unrestricted | Divers, freedivers and snorkelers using public access areas |
| No purchase required |
Free access is not permission to ignore closures, water-quality warnings, private facilities or protected heritage. Check on-site signs and the live bathing-water portal before entry. |
| Cylinder fills and equipment services | Operator pricing Per fill or rental period | Divers using local air, gas, rental or repair services | Duikschool Oostvoorne at Slag Stormvogel or another confirmed local provider | The Stormvogel self-service station operates beyond normal shop hours, but payment, cylinder inspection and gas-availability conditions should be confirmed before relying on it. |
Fee
Per visit, while the access point is open and unrestricted
Free access is not permission to ignore closures, water-quality warnings, private facilities or protected heritage. Check on-site signs and the live bathing-water portal before entry.
Per fill or rental period
The Stormvogel self-service station operates beyond normal shop hours, but payment, cylinder inspection and gas-availability conditions should be confirmed before relying on it.