There are so many weird and wonderful places in the world to dive that it’s hard to keep track, from diving between continental plates in Iceland to pristine South American lagoons.
But this week’s ‘Dive of the Week’ is a little different, as you can only dive it at certain times of the year.
Green Lake in Austria’s Hochschwab Mountains is actually part of a hiking trail in the winter, but the snow melts in early summer and creates a completely clear lake for divers to explore – just look at that visibility!
The lake has a grassy bottom, complete with underwater trails, park benches, and bridges, so makes for quite an interesting and unusual dive – though the marine life is somewhat lacking!
