Diving in the old sandstone quarry of La Gombe. Near the river Ourthe and the charming village of Esneux, La Gombe is one of the most beautiful divespots in Belgium. https://youtu.be/lsVXE5coy2c

Our dive club was contacted to organise an underwater clean up in preparation for the upcoming triathlon season. This section of the Kanaal Bossuit-Kortrijk in Kortrijk is popular for all sorts of water sports. Such as kajak, stand up paddling

Although we've already seen every cm of this divetank, it's a fun way to spend an hour. There's always something new. And we started the eveningdive with daylight, first time of the year. https://youtu.be/KMP6-BTk9gU

This short recap gives an impression of the caves, underwater chambers and platforms located in Nemo33. This pool opened twenty years ago as the deepest pool in the world. 33m deep and a water temperature of 30°C. More info about

Some simple impressions of a winter dive in the quarry of Barges in Tournai - Belgium. 100 West-Flemish divers were paired with an unknown buddy to enjoy the fresh and clean waterscapes. Not much activity but a great sense of

This old petrol tank has been converted into an ideal diving environment. The dive tank has a diameter of 20 m and is 15 m deep. Perfect conditions to play around and test skills. More info about the duiktank. https://youtu.be/3sbG8Te0mn0?si=cYIdyy28vNtyHW7V

My thoughts that morning were "wet is wet". Showing that a cold and rainy Saturday morning can be a relaxing, crystal clear dive. A bit of hesitation before I left to the the diving spot, but as soon as my

A short dive clip of our daytrip to La Gombe, Esneux near Liège, Belgium. June 18th, 2023. Another spectacular gem that proves you can enjoy scuba diving in this non-tropical country. In this quarry you'll find a tank, boats, a

I know the Gavers very well, for years I'm running laps around that lake. Spent hours strolling on the banks with friends and family so It's a well known place, at least on land. Helping to keep it clean is

When I told some friends about my weekend plan to dive at some spots in the Oosterschelde, their first reaction was: "do you even see a thing?" So that's why I took my camera with me. Those dives were the