Diving in Switzerland,

Accommodation ~ no details Charter Boats ~ no details Dive Clubs ~ no details Independent Instructors ~ no details Europe	UDIVE. Sevolgelstrasse 32, Basel, Switzerland. CH-4052. Tel: +41-4161-373-2005 Fax: +41 4161-373-2007 About Diving AG. Elfenaustrasse 3, Biel 2502 Tel: (41) 32-3253666 Fax: (41) 32-3253669 Robert Suter of the Swiss rescue organization SLRG, section Kanton ZUG. Automatic 220 bar dive tank filling station by Lake Zug's yacht harbor, 24 hours a day for both members and visiting divers. Contact Mr Suter at the email address for operation details and to arrange delivery of the prepaid electronic key. Cost (April 2000) 10 fillings @ sFr. 8. - sFr.80, or less for more refills. Returnable deposit for the electronic key. E-mail: suternetmail@datazug.ch Adn Diving. Rue De Lyon 42, Geneve 1203 Tel: (41) 22-3404058 Fax: (41) 22-3403211 E-mail: info@adn-diving.ch Please mention you heard about the air station from DogsBreathDivers.com when you buy your air or mixed gasses.
	Lake of Zug : Micado : Seelikon
	Robert Suter, SLRG SEKT. KT. ZUG, Hofmatt 54, CH-6332 Hagendorn/ZG, Tel: 041/780 40 61, E-Mail: suternetmail@datazug.ch is willing to show you interesting dive sites.
Lake of Zug	Last updated by Robert Suter, E-Mail: suternetmail@datazug.ch.
	During the whole year the lake of Zug is not more than 6C below 20 meters. During summer the surface can get as warm as 22 C. All the diving spots are on the east side of the lake. As it is cold and dark it is important to use dry suit in winter until end of June. Wet suit you can use from June to the beginning of October if you do not go deeper than 15 meters.
Micado Lake Zug	Last updated by Robert Suter, E-Mail: suternetmail@datazug.ch.
	A lot of trees have sunk and are now lying in 40 meters like a Micado. A lot of fisher silk (fishing line) has been caught in them. So in the light of your torch it looks like a huge spider web.
Seelikon Lake Zug	Last updated by Robert Suter, E-Mail: suternetmail@datazug.ch.
	This is a famous diving spot where half of the town of Zug sunk in the middle ages. If you are lucky you can find a tree from that time which is standing upright and is going from 20 meters to 7 meters.