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Diving Lultzhausen

Where? Lac de la Haute-Sûre, L-9665 Lultzhausen

Diving in the Upper Sûre Lake – Lultzhausen

Certified divers are welcome to explore the underwater world of the Upper Sûre Lake in Lultzhausen. The bathing area in Lultzhausen provides a suitable entry point all year round. No registration is required. Divers should check the current water quality before each dive.

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Address: Diving Lultzhausen
Lac de la Haute-Sûre
L-9665 Lultzhausen Show on map
Phone:+352 24 78 64 91
E-Mail:lultzhausen@snj.etat.lu
Website:http://www.basenautique.lu
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