At a depth of 30 metres, this wreck has been lying since it went under in 1678 and on the wreck you can find a lot of bartman’s mugs and even cannons in lavett. One of the finest and most well-preserved wrecks from Sweden’s time of great power.

Nice dive site with easy access from the steamboat jetty. Directly outside the jetty is a motorboat on the bottom and a little further out is a motorbike. Exit is via a mounted ladder next to the steamboat jetty.

Fishing boat lying like a ‘Donald Duck’ wreck at a depth of about 13 metres. Follow the jetty to a small boathouse, behind walk in from the shore under the jetty near the house and go down, the boat is a few metres ahead sloping downwards.

Old boat and quite broken up but quite nice anyway. Used to house strike breakers but burned down for unknown reason. Walk to the small boathouse and behind it is beach where you can enter. Go under the pier closest to the boat house and descend. Swim ahead a few meters and the wreck will become visible.

Good place for deep dives. Many courses and excursions in deep diving take place here. The beach consists of pebbles and the bottom drops quite steeply from the beginning.

Good dive site for everyone from the new diver to the more experienced. There are two places where you can get in and out of the water: the pebble beach and the sandy beach. The bottom slopes slowly down to 30 meters and then flattens out slightly. Please note that there are large boats nearby.

Anna-Maria is located just outside the harbour in Dalarö and belongs to Dalarö Dykpark. A marine guide is required to dive on the wreck. There are fine details on the wreck and visibility is normally good.

Good dive site near Stockholm city with good parking possibilities. Gently sloping bottom down to 12-14 metres where it turns into a wall down to 20-25 metres.

Easy to get in and out of the water as the parking lot is right next to the dive site. Slightly sloping bottom down to around 25 meters deep where there comes a wall that goes down to just over 50 meters deep. Located among other things, an old log anchor on the left from in the climb of around 11 meters.

Nice dive spot. At 12m, about 200 on the right, there is a wreck from 2016, a sailboat called Betty Blue. Further north there is a wall between 15-20m.