Dreischor Frans Kokrif
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About this site
The Grevelingenmeer is a large saltwater lake in Zeeland, in the southwest of the Netherlands, formed when the Grevelingen estuary was dammed off from the North Sea as part of the Delta Works. Dreischor lies on the northern shore of the lake, and the Frans Kokrif refers to a stretch of underwater terrain off that shore used as a dive site. The lake as a whole is popular with Dutch divers because it is sheltered from tides and current, unlike the open sea nearby. The Frans Kokrif itself is rated a beginner dive, making it an accessible entry point for divers exploring this part of the lake.
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