Your Guide to Diving Norwegian Sea
including Norway and Sweden

Norwegian Sea Seasonal Dive Planner

People head to these northern European fjords to dive on war wrecks and with pods of orca and humpback whales that follow the herring migration, but the water is cold and often murky. Strangely enough, the best time to go is mid-winter because the plankton levels are reduced, and expeditions are planned to chime with the aggregation of baitfish. You'll need a warm drysuit with maybe a heated undersuit because the water is frigid. If you want to know how frigid, consider that you will be within the Arctic Circle!

Diving Norwegian Sea Reader Reports and Feature Articles

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Northern-Explorers Report in Norwegian Sea/Skjervoy and east fiords "Unique World Class Orca, Humpback Drysuit Norway Snorkeling via Duen" filed Nov 30, 2024 by Garth Peterson (Experience: Over 1000 dives, 3 reports, Reviewer )
I booked this northern-explore Duen III ship (8 customer 72 ‘ sailboat) “orca snorkeling trip” to Norway via world renowned Faith Ort... ... Read more
Saltstraumen Dykkecamp Report in Norwegian Sea/Northern Norway "Diving the Saltstraumen Maelstrom, Norway" filed Apr 25, 2018 by Andrew Falconer (Experience: 501-1000 dives, 51 reports, Top Contributor )
Saltstraumen is located above the Arctic Circle near Bodo in northern Norway, and is a 3km narrow (150m wide) strait that connects the ... ... Read more

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