Swiss Cheese Cave Diving at Leroy Coleman blog

Swiss Cheese Cave Diving. The fine art of ageing cheese in natural sandstone caves: Scotts head pinnacle is justifiably one of the island's most famous dive sites. Large cave with countless nooks and crannies and direct access to the outside. This is a sea cave at 15 to 25 metres on the north side of the island which is a nice shore dive. This heavenly cheesy place is home to thousands of cheese. In our modern visitor centre, you can take an amazing tour in our cave, taste our products and try various specialties in our kaltbach shop. You can experience live the uniqueness of the kaltbach cheese refinement by visiting our cave. It’s a little further away than some other sites so is usually part of a double dive. The dive begins on swiss cheese, a large rock. The cool subterranean labyrinth of the kaltbach cave is the natural incubator for 156,000 wheels of cheese, mostly gruyère and. In interlaken's vicinity a cheeselovers' dream attraction is hiding deep in a cave under the swiss alps: Divers regularly request repeat visits to this site. It’s located on the north of the island, taking about 50 minutes to reach, but definitely worth the journey! This is where you can discover a world of delicious specialities and find out how the tasty. Underwater labyrinth full of life, color and contrasts of light and shadow.

This is where you can discover a world of delicious specialities and find out how the tasty. This heavenly cheesy place is home to thousands of cheese. In interlaken's vicinity a cheeselovers' dream attraction is hiding deep in a cave under the swiss alps: In our modern visitor centre, you can take an amazing tour in our cave, taste our products and try various specialties in our kaltbach shop. The fine art of ageing cheese in natural sandstone caves: Large cave with countless nooks and crannies and direct access to the outside. The dive begins on swiss cheese, a large rock. It’s a little further away than some other sites so is usually part of a double dive. Underwater labyrinth full of life, color and contrasts of light and shadow. It’s located on the north of the island, taking about 50 minutes to reach, but definitely worth the journey!

Swiss cheese cave Photograph by Janine Williams Fine Art America

Swiss Cheese Cave Diving This is where you can discover a world of delicious specialities and find out how the tasty. The dive begins on swiss cheese, a large rock. The cool subterranean labyrinth of the kaltbach cave is the natural incubator for 156,000 wheels of cheese, mostly gruyère and. Scotts head pinnacle is justifiably one of the island's most famous dive sites. Divers regularly request repeat visits to this site. In our modern visitor centre, you can take an amazing tour in our cave, taste our products and try various specialties in our kaltbach shop. In interlaken's vicinity a cheeselovers' dream attraction is hiding deep in a cave under the swiss alps: It’s a little further away than some other sites so is usually part of a double dive. This is where you can discover a world of delicious specialities and find out how the tasty. The fine art of ageing cheese in natural sandstone caves: It’s located on the north of the island, taking about 50 minutes to reach, but definitely worth the journey! You can experience live the uniqueness of the kaltbach cheese refinement by visiting our cave. This heavenly cheesy place is home to thousands of cheese. Underwater labyrinth full of life, color and contrasts of light and shadow. Large cave with countless nooks and crannies and direct access to the outside. This is a sea cave at 15 to 25 metres on the north side of the island which is a nice shore dive.