To reach this scuba dive you need to head down Seestrasse from Zurich City towards Rapperswil,continue for about 15 minutes until you reach Erlenbach.Pass through Erlenbach and you will notice the lake becoming less visible,the road will then turn and you will be able to see the lake again,carry on until you reach the lake.The dive itself consists of a large rock area at 17 meters which descends to a depth in excess of 30 meters,there are some walls as well as overhangs making it a rather decent dive
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