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The Honoratka Diving Base is one of the most interesting and recognizable inland dive sites in Poland, located near Ślesin, on the site of a flooded former lignite mine. The area boasts excellent water clarity, an impressive depth of approximately 45 meters, and a diverse bottom profile.
Underwater, divers can discover unique attractions: a sunken helicopter, boat and car wrecks, an underwater forest, and an extensive system of handrails and navigation routes. With training platforms at variou…
The Honoratka Diving Base is one of the most interesting and recognizable inland dive sites in Poland, located near Ślesin, on the site of a flooded former lignite mine. The area boasts excellent water clarity, an impressive depth of approximately 45 meters, and a diverse bottom profile.
Underwater, divers can discover unique attractions: a sunken helicopter, boat and car wrecks, an underwater forest, and an extensive system of handrails and navigation routes. With training platforms at various depths, Honoratka is an excellent place for both beginners and technical divers.
The Honoratka Diving Base offers comprehensive diving facilities: parking, a compressor station, equipment rental, shelters for gear preparation, and a convenient access to the water. This is a place created by divers for divers – ideal for training, practice, and recreational exploration of the underwater world.
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