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Blaafjeld Wreck



Awesome kelpforrest with a lot of marine life.

Flesa

200 ft freighter which went down 1975. The wreck is relatively intact. 



M-S Moi

Built 1906, 350 ft, 106 m. Was in service for the Germans during ww2 and
sunk 19.03.1944.

Easy access in nice weather, wreck is placed in a slope. Shallow part at 13 meter and deepest part at 42 meter.



IRMA is also known as Lysfluen, Evronica.

IRMA

Nice marine biology dive or for photo. Around 5-10 different crab species,seastars, nudibranches, catfish, eals, gobys.... the list goes on and on.

Theres a fixed mooring, and the dive starts going west wall on right shoulder. Small cave at the beggining with loads of fish. Possible to go ashore and have a coffe brake at the lighthouse. Beware not to go fare east and end up in the middle of boat traffic route.

Boat from Uthaug harbour. Contact the lokal diving club for more information.

Kjeungen is also known as Uthaug.

Kjeungen

Probably one of the best divesites close to Uthaug for observation of nudibranches! Strong tideal current makes this spot ideal for hydroids, and this is food for many types of beautiful nudubranhces.



Lysbotnfluene

Good site with a lot of life.

Though it's very deep at the site, it is possible to dive with shallow depths closer to shore. The depth is therefore not a problem.

Parking by the road.
Accessible from land

Hamborra is also known as Agdenes.

Hamborra

Frequently used for dive training by the various dive centers in the area.

Driving from Trondheim, take down to the right near Trolla. There is a road going all the way down to the sea.

Texaco-brygga is also known as Trolla.

Texaco-brygga

One of the best sites in the area. A lot of life and some nice walls.

Park by the road.

Aproximently 100 meters to walk down to the water.

Ingdalen

Great wreck dive, ww2 airplane wreck.



Dornier WW2 wreck Onoy is also known as Dornier 24 t-3.

Dornier WW2 wreck Onoy

Nice place to photography and training as well.

On your way out from Trondheim at E39, take to the left after you drive through the second toll-station. Take to the left again and follow the road until you see the sign to Tråsåvika Camping.
The dive spot are right out from Tråsåvika Camping. It's not sure that you can drive all way down to the sea, but you can always ask...

Blaafjeld Wreck

Snorkeling and Scuba Diving at Blaafjeld Wreck