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Ön, Limhamn (★3.7)

Skåne’s most visited dive site where a large number of dive centres have their course dives. Easy in and out of the water and easy diving with a depth of around 10 metres.

Scubapro

Hven, Norraborg (★3.7)

Great nature dive in Öresund. Here there are depths from about 40m to the shore. Often you choose a starting depth and swim towards the shore. There can be quite a bit of current, but since there are several good anchorages in Hven, you can usually find shelter from wind and current. Powerdiving is possible.

SS King (★4.1)

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.

Aqualung

Johannes L (★3.6)

Johannes L is a popular beginner wreck off Råå vallar in Helsingborg. The hull lies on the port side with the bow pointing north, and the wreck rests on a sandy bottom about 250–350 m from shore. The maximum depth is around 9–10 m, but the starboard railing only reaches 1 m below the surface.

Ekenabben Vrakkyrkogården (★3.6)

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.

Marie (★3.4)

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.

Norska Skutan Herrgårdsviken (★3.7)

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.

Karlshamns lotsstation Ortholmen (★3.5)

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.

S/S Nicomedia (★3.7)

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.

Kollevik badplats Karlshamn (★3.4)

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:

Järnavik (★3.7)

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.

Örkeljunga Stenbrott (★3.6)

Örkelljunga quarry in northwestern Skåne is a popular and scenic diving spot – especially for those who like freshwater diving with clear visibility and exciting underwater environments.

Grönhögen Stenbrott (★3.6)

Grönhögenstenbrott, also known as Grönhögens kalkbrott, is a former limestone quarry located near Grönhögen on southern Öland. Today, it is a popular spot for swimming and Scubadiving. The quarry features azure-colored water, good visibility, and various underwater structures.

Tussorna, Arild (★3.9)

Tusorna, near Arild in Skåne within the Kullaberg region, is a favored SCUBA diving spot that offers a relaxed yet engaging experience for divers of various skill levels.

Ransvik Kullen (★3.8)

Ransvik on Kullaberg is one of Skåne’s most iconic dive sites – both for its dramatic nature and its accessibility. Here’s what makes the place so special:

Ablahamn Kullen (★3.9)

Ablahamn is one of the most beloved dive sites on Kullaberg in Skåne – and it’s easy to see why. It’s located in a sheltered bay with dramatic underwater terrain and rich marine life.

Högsma Stenbrott (★3.8)

Högsma or Björkeröd quarry is about 25x150m and about 55m deep.Due to the dark stone Diabas, most of the light disappears already at 20m.Beware of swimming in between the iron grids along the sides (collapse barrier).

Stora Rör (★3.7)

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.

Växjö Simhall (★3.7)

Växjö Simhall is a family-friendly swimming and wellness facility located in central Växjö. It features an exciting adventure pool, a 25-meter swimming pool with a diving tower, a multi-purpose pool for lessons and swimming courses, a gym, group training, solariums, and a café.

Skirsjön sommarstugorna (★3.8)

Skirsjön Sommarstugorna – What We Can expect at Skirsjön is a spring-fed lake with clear water, clay bottom, and aquatic vegetation.The western shore (Åryd side) is the most popular dive site.

Hissö första hundbadet Helgasjön (★3.2)

he northern part of Hissö is officially designated as a dog bathing area by Växjö municipality. It’s a peaceful spot with shallow entry points, making it easy to launch a scuba dive or snorkling

Hjärtsjön Badplatsen Lenhovda (★3.0)

Hjärtsjön in Kronoberg County, is a scenic lake as an alternative dive site for those who want to experience lake diving in SmålandLocated in a wilderness area with low human impactThe maximum depth is 6.5 meters so a shallow dive, with bream grass covering the bottom in most places.

Singoallasgrotta/Klintsjön (★2.7)

Klintsjön is a tranquil lake in Växjö Municipality, Småland, Sweden. Its modest size (0.123 km²) and depth (max 17 meters) could make it suitable for recreational freshwater diving, especially for training or exploration dives.