This dive site, Hällebäck, offers convenient shore access located at the end of a road with a turning zone, parking, and basic amenities like an outhouse and picnic table. The site features a marina and a small beach, providing a good entry point. While generally straightforward, it can be somewhat challenging for absolute beginners due to its depth profile.
The marine life at Hällebäck includes a variety of local species such as crabs, lobsters, grey gurnard, flatfishes, and small codfishes. Notably, during the autumn and winter months, divers have the unique opportunity to spot octopuses venturing out onto the muddy bottom, adding a special element to cold water diving.
The best time to visit Hällebäck for the chance to see octopus is during autumn and winter. Divers should be prepared for colder water conditions typical of Sweden, which often means dry suits are recommended. The site's average depth of 13 meters and maximum depth of 26 meters make it suitable for both recreational divers and freedivers seeking to explore the local fauna.
