Dutch dive site guide for Slijk-Ewijk Noordplas.
Netherlands · Nijmegen and Wijchen Lakes
Freshwater dredge hole in Gelderland
Freshwater dredge hole in Gelderland
Slijk-Ewijk Noord Plas is a freshwater dredge hole in Gelderland with a sandy bottom, shallow clay fossils, and a shallow east side that works well for beginners and snorkelers. The west side slopes into deeper water with clay blocks and walls, so the site gives you an easy entry profile with more structure as you swim out. Fish life is a highlight, and the lake is also popular with anglers on the north side.
Site Conditions
Safety Notes
Use care on the grassy bank entry and keep buoyancy under control over the clay blocks and walls.
Access Restrictions
There is no easy sandy beach entry; the bank is grassy and more awkward than a normal shoreline.
Legal Notes
Use the Strandpark access and respect the paid-parking and recreation-park rules.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
Depth ranges from shallow areas around 5 m to a western slope reaching about 18 m.
Freediving
Only the shallow east side would suit breath-hold work; this is mainly a scuba and snorkel lake.
Snorkeling
The shallow east side is suitable for snorkelers on calm days.
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Research Sources
Dutch dive site guide for Slijk-Ewijk Noordplas.
Official Strandpark Slijk-Ewijk recreation-park page.

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