Breivika
Steep slope towards the shore, littered with boulders. Great marinelife, with lot's of macro opportunities. Good for nightdiving as well. About 250 metres from shore you have a depth of 30-35 metres for å good start on your dive.
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Steep slope towards the shore, littered with boulders. Great marinelife, with lot's of macro opportunities. Good for nightdiving as well. About 250 metres from shore you have a depth of 30-35 metres for å good start on your dive.
Diving below the mighty cliffs of the North Cape rising 300 meters / 1.000 feet strait out of the ocean is nothing less than spectacular. Narrowing canyons bore into the rock from the surrounding kelpforests at 17-18 meters / 57-60 feet depth. The narrow canyons shelter the beautiful colourful sea anemones, mussels and shellfish. There are several divesites along the cape. North Cape is also known as Nordkapp.
You need a local diver to help you find this dive site. The opening is at 4-5 meters depth. The first tunnel is narrow and can be tricky as the tidal waves drag you back and forth, but further in it widens a bit. The cave is about 80 meters long. Inside the cave is a bigger room with air, as it is 5-6 meters to the roof. Needs to be dived at high tide and calm sea. Tufjorden