Join us for some excellent wreck diving in Norway.
German fighters were stationed at Herdla, and when the Allies managed to destroy the airport…
German fighters were stationed at Herdla, and when the Allies destroyed the airport, Allied bombers were free to attack the ship traffic that went north and south. After many hectic attacks, we now have more than 25 vessels on which we can do wreck diving. In addition, we have several great wrecks from the post-war period that we dive into regularly.
Our wrecks and wreck diving are spectacular, not only for diving but also because of the historical perspective. This is like diving into a time capsule, where you can explore and feel how everything happened. Day after day, will you visit this period we left long ago to see and discover new sides of the wrecks?
You will also get more in-depth briefings about the wrecks that help you put everything in perspective. After a week of Wreck diving, you know more about how the Allied and the Norwegians fought to get control of this critical area. These events were a turning point for how the war ran for us as Norwegians.
We will happily host you and give you an unforgettable week of great wreck diving in Norway. We work hard to provide all our customers with a positive dive experience.
Start your next wreck diving in Norway planning here.
Depending on the type of dive and the diving plan, we can bring 8 to 10 divers on the boat.
We will give you a thorough briefing before each dive and do our best to ensure you get the most out of every minute underwater.
Download the GULEN book as a PDF. It explains everything you need to know about wreck diving in Norway and about us as a dive location. And details on wreck diving options. Share it with your dive buddy’s Gulen Book PDF.
Planned weeks for 2025
- Special winther wreck week 7 Nights 23 February to 2 March
- Wreck Diving 7 Nights 4 to 11th of May
- Wreck Diving 5-12 October
Read more about spectacular wreck diving in Norway. The list includes more than 25 wrecks in our area.
- Read about Wreck Safari
- Read about SS Frankenvald
- Read about SS Fernedale & Parat
- Read about KNM Uller
- Read about SS Havda
- Read about DS Welheim
- Read about SS Bandak