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Great Spots to Dive in Sweden

The Nordic country has a variety of diving opportunities, including wreck dives, ice dives, quarry, and cave dives within its Swedish waters. Take the time to explore. Jatte bra!

Great Spots to Dive in Sweden

By Scuba Diver Life

The Nordic country has a variety of diving opportunities, including wreck dives, ice dives, quarry, and cave dives within its Swedish waters. Take the time to explore. Jatte bra!

  • Oland Island

    By Scuba Diver Life

    For the best wreck diving experiences, divers should explore the waters surrounding the Oland island for the remains of Lysekil, Smogen, Kullaberg, Vaderoarna, and Bjorkvik (Stockholm).

  • Sappemeer

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    This shipwreck in the Baltic Sea sank in 1969 due to rough sea conditions. She now lies on her side at a depth of 25 metres. You’re able to explore through the open cargo area.

  • Najade

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    In 1933, this steel ship sank in the Baltic Sea. The remains are well preserved and stand straight up—cool! The ship appears out of nowhere when you descend.

  • Ingrid Horn

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    In 1917, a German cargo ship collided with another ship, leaving one survivor among the crew of 20. Descend at the buoy, follow the rope leading down to the stern, and enjoy.

  • The Brothel

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    This dive site in the inner city of Stockholm contains many interesting and misplaced objects, from junk and cellphones to bicycles and cars making for an always interesting diving experience.

  • The Tavern Wreck

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    Know as ‘Vardshusvraket’ in Swedish, this well-preserved wreck between Stora Essingen and Grondal makes for a fascinating inner city shore dive in Stockholm.

  • Vagnharad Limestone Quarry

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    With a depth of 45 metres, fresh water and good visibility, this abandoned limestone quarry is used for beginner courses, deep dive training, ice diving in winter and apnea diving in summer.

  • Umealven

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    Fuelled by fresh water from the river, this drift dive site is bursting with aquatic life and discarded items. Diving is best in spring, when the melted snow raises the water level and force.