NIEUWE MEER BOOTHELLING
Nederland, Noord Holland
Nieuwe Meer Boothelling is a remote dive site in the Nieuwe Meer in Amsterdam. The site consists mainly of an elongated clay wall. Explore the wall in a northwest or southeast direction, while avoiding the marina. Nieuwe Meer Boothelling has little objects, except for some lost anchors and other boat parts. Pikeperch and crabs are common species. The clay wall starts 30 meters from shore at 4 meters. It's a long wall that runs, parallel to the shore, varying in height between 3 and 6 meters.
Particulars
Nieuwe Meer Boothelling is located on a remote location. Park along the water and walk to the boat ramp to enter the water. The first 30 meters are shallow, which makes it easy to enter the water. Put on your fins while leaning on your buddy.
Warnings
Watch out for pleasure boats and surfers in Nieuwe Meer Boothelling. Avoid the marina and surf school on the north side.




