Advice on Diving in Poland

... warmest, and the visibility is clearest. Air temperatures range from 18-30 Celsius in the summer, dropping to as low as -6 Celsius in the winter. Water temperatures range from 15 Celsius down to 1 Celsius; ice diving is popular in the winter months. Poland has the second highest number of lakes and reservoirs in Europe, just behind Finland. This provides another area for recreational scuba diving throughout the country. Tank Pogoria III is located in Valley Dabrowska (eastern part of the Silesian Upland). Divers can expect to see pike, perch, eels, catfish, and zebra mussels, to name a few s...