A lesser-known dive in the Oosterschelde with entry from the dike, where a rope with rings on the dike can be used to help with getting in and out. Conditions can change quickly due to current. The site is described as very lively, with brittle stars and sea anemones among other typical Oosterschelde marine life.
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Typical Conditions
Current can be strong and unpredictable.
Site conditions, restrictions, and access requirements.
Site Conditions
Safety Notes
Be prepared for strong, unpredictable current; use the available rope and rings on the dike for assistance during entry and exit.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Access
Access is from the dike; a rope with rings attached to the dike may assist with entry/exit.
Aquatic Life
Brittle stars and sea anemones are specifically mentioned, along with generally lush Oosterschelde life.
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