STORMEZANDE 65 A
Nederland, Zeeland
Stormezande is a dive site with large oyster fields populated by lots of small marine life. The walk to the entry point is short and entering the water is easy at both high and low tide. Stormezande provides a habitat for crustaceans, crabs, slimefish and nudibranches, among others. The site is also perfect for drift diving towards the Groene Boei or Stelhoeve, located further away. Stormezande used to be called Dive Site No Name (DZN). The site was later named after the polder behind the dike. You have the best visibility at Stormezande at high tide.
Particulars
Stormezande is easy accessible. Park your car on the roadside. The stairs at the entry point end in the water at high tide. At low tide they at a pebble beach, which ends in a row of basalt blocks. Swim out past the basalt blocks and then descend even more. You'll reach a sandy bottom at 10 meters, which turns into large oyster fields at 14 meters. Stormezande is marked by the image of a blue scuba diver on the concrete platform next to the stairs.
Warnings
The current at Stormezande is quite strong. This site is therefore more suitable for advanced divers.
STORMEZANDE Divemaps 1
- Divers Guide Map
- Detailed map
- Wreck map
- Local map
Distribution is illegal
STORMEZANDE Features
- Nicknames
- Stormezande
- Address
- Steldijk, Wemeldinge
- Parking
- Limited parking
- Distance
- 40 m.
- Suitable for
- Experienced oosterschelde divers , experienced drift divers
- Permit
- N.v.t. / NA
- Access
- Free access
- Facilities
- Stairs
- Water
- Salt
- Tide
- LW en HW
- Kind of dive
- Shore dive
- Current
- Strong
- Visibility
- 1 - 5 m.
- Average visibility
- 3 m.
- Depth
- 30 m.
- Bottom
- zand, stenen, oesters
- Life
- Crab, black squat lobster, lobster, nudibranch, oyster, blenny, flatfish, sepiola
- Other recreation
- Rambling, biking
- Emergency
- 112
Current weather conditions
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