Lake Baikal
The world's deepest and oldest freshwater lake, Lake Baikal in Siberia, offers exceptional visibility and unique freshwater flora and fauna, including the famous Baikal seal. Divers can explore a variety of dive sites, including underwater cliffs, rocky walls, and even a few shipwrecks.
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Cape Tolsty
Cape Tolsty is a popular dive site known for its interesting underwater terrain. Divers can explore...
The Circum-Baikal Railway
This historical dive site features remnants of a railway that was flooded during the construction of...
Sandy Bay
Sandy Bay is a shallow dive site ideal for beginner divers and underwater photographers. The sandy b...
Bolshiye Koty
Bolshiye Koty is an exciting dive site known for its underwater cliffs, caves, and canyons. Divers c...
Cape Nizhneye Izgolovye
This site is famous for its underwater forest of sponges. It's also a great place to see Baikal's un...
Ushkany Islands
The Ushkany Islands are a group of four islands known for their populations of Baikal seals. These i...