Carriere de Vodeleé

Welcome to our dive site located in the picturesque village of Vodelée, near Philippeville, Belgium. This extraordinary dive location was once a thriving marble quarry, known for its pink and grey marble extraction. Even today, remnants of this historical activity can still be seen submerged beneath the water's surface.

Divers of all levels will be delighted by the rich aquatic life found in this quarry. Prepare to encounter a diverse array of fish species such as carp, pike, sturgeon, and perch. Freshwater crayfish and mussels also call this dive site home, adding to the vibrant ecosystem below.

The quarry offers a captivating underwater landscape, with depths ranging from 36 to 40 meters. While exploring the submerged terrain, you will come across intriguing remnants of the quarry's mining past. Discover sunken objects like airplanes, grain silos, sewage pipes, and even a boat. For those looking to complete their safety stop, a plane rests in the right corner at a depth of approximately 20 feet, providing an ideal opportunity.

To access the water, you have two options. Either descend from a platform located 2 meters above the water's surface or follow a narrow path leading directly to the bottom. Be sure to take note that underneath the platform, the maximum depth is 6 meters.

With a visibility of 11 meters and a maximum depth of 32 meters, this dive site offers an incredible underwater experience suitable for divers of all skill levels. Whether you are a beginner, advanced diver, or even an expert, this site provides an unforgettable diving adventure.

If you are in the vicinity, be sure to visit the Centre de plongée profonde René Crepin, conveniently located in Rue du Pige, Vodelée, Doische, Philippeville, Namur, Wallonia, Belgium. It serves as a close base for diving enthusiasts, ensuring a seamless journey to this captivating dive site.

Experience the wonders of this former marble quarry and immerse yourself in the enchanting underwater world that awaits you. Don't miss the opportunity to dive into history and nature at this remarkable dive site.