Despite the cold water and not very gentle weather conditions, diving in Norway is still a very popular type of outdoor activity. The local underwater landscapes are characterized by unique vegetation, which is largely due to the specific Norwegian climate.
This whirlpool is not only the most famous, but also the most powerful on Earth. In addition, Saltstraumen is one of the most interesting dive sites. This area is home to a large number of catfish, as well as numerous fish schools of various species.

Gulen
Gülen belongs to the category of dive sites that are attractive to wreck explorers. Here divers carry out excursions on the ships that sank during the Second World War. Most of the wrecked ships are perfectly preserved, so diving in this area will definitely be remembered by all divers without exception.

Lofoten
These islands are rightfully considered the most beautiful corner of Norway. Nature is magnificent both on the territory of the islands themselves and on the seabed of their water area. Moskenesstraumen is located here – another well-known whirlpool, which is often put on a par with diving “Eldorado”.
Algae have created incredibly beautiful landscapes here. In crystal clear water, you can see dense concentrations of various fish, as well as explore the wrecks of sunken ships. Killer whales often come to these places in winter.

Narvik
This dive site is the true capital of Norwegian wreck diving. Here are the remains of many ships that belonged to the German and English fleets. Many ships were wrecked back in the 40s of the last century. The bottom of Lake Narvik also became a haven for a fighter plane.

Serlande Region
The southern coast of Norway is a giant wreck site. The water area of ​​this region also deserves the attention of divers who are not indifferent to the beauty of underwater landscapes.

Nerei
The dive sites in this area have become popular for their amazing seaweed gardens. Scuba divers dive here along sheer cliffs, completely covered with corals. Here you can also hunt for crabs and inspect sunken ships. Nerey will also be of interest to lovers of underwater photography.

Tronheims Fjord
Trondheims Fjord can be called a kind of “pilgrimage site” for marine biologists and divers from all over the world, because it is here that it is highly likely to find a true deep-sea exclusive. In addition, in this region there are many fragments of military equipment that came here as a result of air battles during the Second World War.

Finnmark County
The local water area seems to be fond of crabs, because here they are found in huge quantities. Local diving centers will offer special diving programs with a “crab” bias, during which it is permissible to catch these inhabitants for the purpose of subsequent consumption. As for fans of wreck diving, they should certainly visit the city of Kirkenes.

Møre County
Diving in the province of Møre will give you the opportunity to get acquainted with various types of fish, admire unusual algae, as well as take a walk through deep gorges, where there is a chance to find some interesting item. For those who prefer diving with the current, the Skodjestraumen whirlpool is recommended.