Denmark





Trykkerdammen is also known as PADI-Vraget.

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Trykkerdammen

The bottom slowly deepens to about 5-6 meters - then follows a steeper slope down to 10 meters. Twin is found by following the bottom in direction 90 deg until a depth of around 10 meters is reached. Then turn directly north and follow a depth of 10-11 meters.

The small wreck of Twin is one of the most popular diving targets of Denmark. The wreck is 9.6 meters long and 3.5 meters wide with the bow at 10 deg. NNE. The deck is slanted towards the beach. Unfortunately the wreck is now in severe decay and is found in an ever more collapsed state.

Just recently two more small wrecks have appeared - one very close to Twin - the other somewhat south of Twin!

Due to the low salinity of the sea water - the wreck is mostly covered with mussels and starfish and sporting a large school of goldsinnies. It is not uncommon to see various kinds of flounders as well as cod and the occasional lumpsucker.

The challenge of Twin itself is to find it! Navigational skill is required - especially on night dives - for which Twin also provides a fine scene.

If you desire a glimpse of the deeper and more salinity craving life of Øresund (the sound that separates Denmark from Sweden) - you can continue directly east from Twin and reach deeper than 20 meters. Here you can find large whelks, nudibranchs and various kinds of sea anemones.

You enter water at the Trykkerdammen locality, use the stairs down from the parking space at Faergevej, just south of Elsinore Ferry Harbour.

Twin is also known as PADI wreck.

Twin

Line ship sank Zealand 2.4.1801. There are now tied and some frames back in the very scrub oak. Ballast at the bottom as you can look into.

Approximately 800 m north of Humlebæk yacht harbour and 600 m from the beach. It is possible to swim to the wreck from the beach - but not advisable.  The presence of just a little current can make the finding of the wreck difficult – not to mention the swim back.  Boat support is the preferred mode for diving "Sjælland"

Sjælland

Little German coaster at 498 grt, built 1951, which sank in 1981. The ship lies on the side about 1 meter below the surface. Wreck measuring 48.52 meters in length, 7.88 meters in width and had a draft of 3.9 meters. It is possible to stand on the wreckage with their heads above water. Two large open cargo spaces. You can enter the wreck several places, just after holds plans, fully intending almost intends through window to the engine and into the galley. Nicely wreck 300 meters from the coast. Beautiful wreck that sunshine is rich in color. The low depth also that you can climb around long. suitable for bottle and snorkel divers.



Johannes L

Ceylon af Bergkvara is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Denmark, Sjaelland which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Ceylon af Bergkvara

About 100 meters from shore theres a stone reef. Easy dive spot, just watch out for boaters (wear surface marker). If you get caught by  the current, descend and swim straight south until you reach the shore. Great site for easy diving and photo dives.

Park your car at the parking lot, Gear up end walk 15 meters to the shore.
Swim out straight North about 100 meters, and Descend.

Hornbæk Plantage

Robert SS is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Sweden, Oresund Strait which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Robert SS

Shore dive with visibility varying between low and medium. The current is generally negligible.

Diving the rocky reef is the choice during the day. The reef is best reached by boat, unless you like a long surface swim. Here there's plenty of kelp, as well as various fish , molluscs, and crustians hidden away. Since Öresund is brackish water, you will also pass through the murky thermacline on this dive.

During the night, the flat sandy bits are the place to go. You'll see plenty of buttom-dwelling fish, as well as free swimming cod and eel. A very good place for underwater photography :-)

Ven Island. Just walk straight in from the stony beach.

Hven camping

Vigorous vessel was a 3-masted Brigantine wood Fredrik Hald from (Halden), sank 30/08/1898.



Livlig

Sinne North Fish sunk Feb 28 1978 with the West German ship Oliver Twist.
It sunk with no lost. Sinne North Fisk was on the way to its home port in Skagen from a fishing ground in the Company PE Nielsen, and several sister ships, all named "North Fish" for surname.



Sinne Nordfisk

Saml udstyret på pladsen, for at undgå sand osv. Pas på i ikke falder med udstyret når i går ned af bakken. Godt sted at starte med at dykke, man skal langt ud for at få noget dybde på.

Parkeringsplads for Strandmøllekroen, parker over i venstre side.

Trykkerdammen

Snorkeling and Scuba Diving at Trykkerdammen