Kiskon Avolouhos

The Kisko open pit is situated in Salo, a conveniently located dive site just a 1.5-hour drive from Helsinki, Finland. This dive spot is ideal for divers of all levels, whether you are a beginner or advanced.

One of the main attractions of the quarry is its stunning shimmering walls, offering a visually captivating experience for underwater enthusiasts. As you explore the depths, you may also encounter various marine life such as crabs, perch, and roaches.

Delving deeper into the quarry reveals an array of exciting artifacts hidden beneath the surface. With a maximum depth of 11 meters, this relatively shallow location provides a safe and comfortable environment for divers to explore. The quarry itself is approximately 30m x 70m in size, featuring a steep, almost vertical wall on one side and a bouldered and obliquely deepened area on the other half.

While the quarry boasts a slightly negative wall, it does not house any caves. However, divers will be delighted to discover a few perch quarries within the vicinity. Visibility in the quarry varies depending on the weather conditions, typically ranging from 2m to 5m during open water excursions.

For those interested in practicing ice diving or seeking to refine their skills, the rail within the Kisko open pit serves as an excellent training ground. Furthermore, its accessible location makes it a convenient option for divers looking for a memorable underwater adventure without venturing too far from Helsinki.

Come and experience the captivating beauty and intriguing hidden treasures of the Kisko open pit. Whether you are a novice or experienced diver, this dive site offers an enriching experience that is sure to satisfy your underwater exploration desires.