Advanced diving, as visibility can sometimes be quite poor, if it is possible to descend to about 40 meters. To the right of the steamboat pier, about 10 minutes away at 11-16 meters, there is a broken wooden wreck. Just in front of the pier there are some remains of old cars. Climb up the stone beach to the left.

Follow the Södra Kungsvägen from the Liddedöbron to pretty much a million. When we pass the KÄPPALA road, it will have been a few hundred meters, because then the "thirst" will be at a higher level. Follow the rakt to Wattnet.

Nice dive site with easy access from the steamboat jetty. Directly outside the jetty is a motorboat on the bottom and a little further out is a motorbike. Exit is via a mounted ladder next to the steamboat jetty.

Fishing boat lying like a ‘Donald Duck’ wreck at a depth of about 13 metres. Follow the jetty to a small boathouse, behind walk in from the shore under the jetty near the house and go down, the boat is a few metres ahead sloping downwards.

Closeby the Stockholm archipelago, available from shore is this wonderful hull intact wreck.Suitable to dive during off season of the boat life, since it is located in the entrance of a boat harbour

One of the inner city's wreck dive sites that provides a historical review of Stockholm's history. Well preserved with cargo holds, gadgets and painted decorations. Outside the wreck are a couple of car wrecks.

One of Stockholm's most popular dive sites for courses and free dives. Easy and comfortable shore diving with good ice climbing. Shallow with a nice sandy bottom and good visibility. Good de-rosting site.

Harm is about 200 metres from shore and is usually buoyed for diving from boats. There is also a line out to Harm from the beach next to the steamer jetty, this line starts at about 3 metres depth and is followed until it splits at 6 metres depth where the left goes to Harm and the right leads to the Galley.

At a depth of 30 metres, this wreck has been lying since it went under in 1678 and on the wreck you can find a lot of bartman’s mugs and even cannons in lavett. One of the finest and most well-preserved wrecks from Sweden’s time of great power.

Small fishing boat that sank in 1991 near Alvik beach. The wreck stands upright and offers a nice diving experience with lots of details around the wreck.