This dive site, Norska Skutan (Norwegian Ship), is a popular and easily accessible wreck located in Herrgårdsviken, Tjurkö, Sweden. With a maximum depth of 10 meters and an average depth of approximately 5 meters, it's an excellent location for divers of all experience levels. Divers can explore the well-preserved wreck and also navigate along a steep 'wall' towards the land. The site offers a glimpse into local history with large carved stone blocks from the stonemasonry era found along this wall.
The marine life at Norska Skutan primarily consists of small fish that thrive within the wreck structures and along the adjacent wall. While specific large species are not mentioned, the environment provides a rich habitat for various small aquatic creatures, making it suitable for macro observation.
Norska Skutan is suitable for both beginners and more experienced divers due to its shallow depths and easy accessibility. It's an ideal spot for wreck exploration, observing small marine life, and appreciating the unique historical stone blocks. Freedivers and snorkelers will also find the site appealing given its shallow average depth. Visiting during warmer months is generally recommended for the most comfortable diving experience in Sweden.
