Dieter’s Tauchshop

Dieters's Tauchshop is an established SSI dive centre located in Behrensdorf, situated within the Hohwacht Bay. Since its inception in 2020, the centre has built a reputation for providing professional diving services to the local community and visiting divers alike.

The location serves as an ideal base for exploring the varied underwater landscapes of the Baltic Sea. From the structured environments of local lakes to the more dynamic conditions of the open sea, the centre offers access to a diverse range of diving opportunities.

The centre operates with a focus on personalised service, prioritising consultation to ensure that training and dive plans meet the specific needs of each diver. This approach allows for a tailored experience, whether you are a novice or an experienced professional.

As an SSI affiliated centre, they provide a full spectrum of professional development. This includes everything from initial entry-level certifications to advanced professional training, such as Divemaster and Instructor courses.

The training programme is extensive, covering the entire SSI curriculum. Beginners can start with Try Scuba Diving or the Scuba Diver and Open Water Diver courses. As you progress, the centre offers Advanced Open Water Diver and various Specialty Diver programmes.

For those looking to advance their careers, the centre provides professional training paths including Divemaster, Dive Control Specialist, and SSI Instructor courses. They also offer specific skill-based training such as Nitrox, Deep Diving, Wreck Diving, and Night Diving, as well as technical skills like Dry Suit diving and Search and Recovery.

The shop is fully equipped to support both recreational and technical divers. They offer a complete range of equipment for hire, ensuring that those travelling without their own kit can dive comfortably.

On-site facilities include efficient cylinder filling services designed to minimise waiting times. This makes the centre a practical choice for local divers looking to organise a quick trip to the water.

Diving in the Baltic Sea often involves managing moderate currents during guided excursions. These conditions require a certain level of buoyancy control and experience, particularly when diving wrecks or performing drift dives.

The area also offers the calmer, more controlled environments found in the Kreidesee Hemmoor, providing a different set of challenges and conditions compared to the open sea.