KRAAIJENBERGSE KLEIBERGEN
Nederland, Noord Brabant
Kraaijenbergse Kleibergen consists of an extensive area of clay blocks, northwest of dive site Kraaijenbergse plas 4. Characteristic features are the long ledge that extends far to the west and a number of large clay blocks at a depth of 20 meters. Close to the shore is a plant zone with plants that can grow up to 6 meters. All this makes the Kraaijenbergse Kleibergen definitely worth a try. Explore the slopes, hills and high walls. The whole forms a special but also confusing bottom profile that never bores. There are lines stretched in the area for navigation. At about 15 meters depth there is also a tangle of steel cables at 2 meters to the right of the entry point. Kraaijenbergse Kleibergen is home to species such as perch, pike, eels and crayfish. Watch out for boats!
Particulars
Enter the Kraaijenbergse Kleibergen near the bench where there is a sign on the shore. The water is shallow enough to stand. Now dive in a westerly direction. First you'll encounter some vegetation, until you reach a long ledge that runs from east to west. The site also consists of large clay blocks, some as high as 10 meters.
Warnings
Beware of boat traffic at the Kraaijenbergse Kleibergen. To the north is a marina. Don't dive on sunny days or dive out of season. Always use a dive buoy to be sure. The clay ledge makes navigation difficult. Use your compass. Dark at depth. Bring your dive lamp.




