Bodensee Teufelstisch

Bodensee Teufelstisch is a freshwater lake dive site in Lake Constance, known for its underwater volcanic rock formation called Teufelstisch (Devil’s Table). The site lies in the shallower to mid depths with varied terrain including rocky outcrops, volcanic basalt-like columns, and gentle slopes. Access is straightforward from the lakeside, and divers typically enter from a sandy lakebed and descend to explore the structure, crevices, and small caves. Visibility in the lake can vary with seasons, commonly ranging from some meters to moderate clarity. The Teufelstisch attracts local divers with a calm environment suitable for training or relaxed dives. Common freshwater species include diverse perch, roach, zander, and small invertebrates, with occasional larger fish near the rocky features. The site is often visited by nearby towns such as Constance and Überlingen, making it a convenient option for a half-day excursion from the lakeside towns backstage of Lake Constance.