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TO SKO

To Sko is our pick for wreck diving in Stavanger, no question. This isn't just a sunken boat; it's a proper time capsule, sitting upright at 27 metres. Built in Copenhagen in '47, she went down in '87, and the years have been kind, shaping her into a fantastic artificial reef. We love swimming along her deck, seeing the mast still reaching up, all encrusted with colourful anemones and sponges. Visibility here can be surprisingly good on a calm day, letting you properly appreciate her scale. We often find schooling saithe darting through the superstructure, and the occasional ling peeking from a dark corner. Exploring the holds offers a real sense of history, just remember your torch – it gets dark in there. This site is a photographer's dream for atmosphere, and for anyone who appreciates a solid wreck that tells a story, To Sko delivers. Just be mindful of the currents; they can pick up, so check conditions before you jump.