Whether you want to experience wrecks, nudibranchs, kelp forests, drift diving, deep-sea jellyfish, sharks or corals, you can do it in Norway.

The Norwegian coastline offers an incredible diversity, and you will find great diving both in the south, west, and north.











The best spots in Norway measure up to any tropical coral reef, it's wild and untouched – and what better way to end the day than gorging on delicious scallops you just gathered yourself?

World famous dive sites include the wrecks and critter diving in Gulen north of Bergen, the Plura Cave, Lofoten and Saltstraumen, the World's strongest tidal current.





Diving in Norway meets every expectation, both for beginners and advanced divers. Most resorts offer guided dives on request.

The Norwegian coast also offers more wrecks than most places in the world, and the macro and fish life is both colorful and diverse.





How about doing something different this year? Norway is scenic both above and below the surface, and you'll come home with unique photos and videos.

Visiting Norway is something everyone should do at least once in their life. If you're a scuba diver, even more so! Dive into different experiences this year!







A dive holiday in Norway gives you great experiences, and it's easy to get here from all over Europe. There are car ferries from Denmark and Holland, and you can fly to most destinations.

Most dive resorts offer great specials for groups and dive clubs, so don't hesitate to get in touch. This season is about to fill up, so don't delay your booking!