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TIRPITZ

The Tirpitz wreck isn't about deep diving, not by a long shot. At just 10 metres, this is more of a snorkel or free-diving expedition, but what an experience. We love the feeling of swimming over something so historically monumental, knowing the sheer scale of the ship even from a few metres above its remains. The stern section, in particular, is still very much recognisable. You can trace the outline of those enormous stern guns, now encrusted with kelp and home to a surprising number of small fish and crabs. Honestly, we’d suggest going on a calm day, the surface chop can make spotting the structure tricky. Look for the way the light filters through the clear Norwegian water, illuminating sections of the hull. It’s a sobering dive, a real tangible link to history. You won't find colourful corals here, but the stark beauty of the metal, slowly reclaimed by the sea, is something else entirely. It suits divers who appreciate history and don't mind a shallower explore.