5 German cargo ships were sunk here on October 11, 1915 by the English submarine E19. One of the ships was salvaged and repaired. The wrecks are between 75 m and 115 m long and lie between 24 and 39 m deep. The wrecks are impressive but are unfortunately starting to fall apart.

Vrakkyrkogården vid Ekenabben is a hauntingly beautiful dive site in the Djupasund strait between the islands of Sturkö and Tjurkö, near Karlskrona in southern Sweden. It’s a wreck diver’s dream, steeped in naval history and mystery.

The Norska Skutan in Herrgårdsviken, Tjurkö, is a popular and easily accessible wreck dive site in Blekinge that suits both beginners and more experienced divers.

The wreck Marie in Herrgårdsviken, Tjurkö, is a charming and easily accessible dive site in Blekinge that is suitable for both beginners and snorkelers. It is partly above the water surface, which makes it unique and perfect for families where not everyone dives.

Stora Rör is a small town in Borgholm municipality. Before the opening of the Öland Bridge, there was a ferry connection from here to Revsudden on Skäggenäs. This is where the distance between Öland and the mainland is shortest.

Location:Haugesund Norway Type: Steamer Dimensions: 53.4×9.1×4.6 m, Steel,Ex. Name: “Heather King“ (GB) -26, ex. “Kilgarven“ escort ship (GB )Date of accident: 1941-11-20 Cause of accident: Grounded Damage data: Sank during salvage. Cargo Ballast. King Built in Middlesbrough 1918.

Järnavik Harbor in Blekinge is actually a nice little dive site—especially for beginners or those who want to try out new equipment in calm waters. It is classified as a nature dive with a maximum depth of about 9–10 meters, which makes it easily accessible.

Kollevik in Karlshamn is an easily accessible and popular dive site, especially appreciated by beginners and educational dives. Here is a summary of what you can expect:

The dive site at Karlshamn’s pilot station on Ortholmen is an exciting place for both beginners and more experienced divers. It is located right at the entrance to Karlshamn.

The Old Oil Port – also known as the Old Oil Quay – in Oskarshamn is an easily accessible and exciting dive site with both historical character and an interesting underwater environment.