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 Zeelandbrug dive 32- Zeeland - Netherlands
N 51° 37.769 E 003° 54.870
31U E 563297 N 5720225
The Zeelandbrug (Dive n°32) is one of the best known and most visited dive sites in the Netherlands.
Waymark Code: WM112D3
Location: Zeeland, Netherlands
Date Posted: 08/04/2019
Views: 14
The Zeelandbrug is one of the best known and most visited dive sites in the Netherlands. It is a beautiful dive spot with a large rubble stone reef. Both the dike and the reef have exuberant vegetation and are full of life.
The covered bridge piers are very beautiful and in deeper waters mullet and sea bass thrive.
Typical for the Zeelandbrug are the cuttlefish and the seahorses. Cuttlefish come here around April and May, seahorses visit this area in August and September.
Toilets, stairs, scuba fill machine (200 and 300 bar), scuba fill station (lucht nitrox) are available.
Parking N51° 37.775' E003° 54.865'
Water Type: River/stream
Salinity: Salt
Access: Shore
Maximum Depth: 72
Typical Visibility: Terrible (0-10 ft)
Has Reef?: yes
Wreck or Submerged Object?: Other object or structure
Underwater Life: Black squat lobster, flathead grey mullet or striped mullet, fourline nudibranch, tube worm, lobster, mussel, oyster, eelpout, catfish, weed, sea squirt, sea bass, seahorse , starfish
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Visit Instructions:
1) To log a visit, at least a picture taken at the surface, including any distinguishing landmarks or buoys if present, is required. While you do not have to enter the water, this is encouraged.
2) If you dive at the site, describe your visit including any details you wish to share such as weather, water temperature, visibility, bottom time, and anything of interest that you observed, living or nonliving.
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