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Visit Norway just launched their new website, which will promote Norway as a destination to potential tourists around the world. The scuba diving section is presented with one of my images.

On visitnorway.com is is easy to find information about activities, accommodation and much more.

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Posted on Jun 16, 2008

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Visit Norway spends $25 million annually on marketing Norway as a tourist destination, and the new website is an important part of their work.

Having been under construction for over a year, the site contains much more information about scuba diving than before.

Visit Norway also say they will be paying special attention to scuba diving in the future.

A spectacular divesite

The image shows the unique underwater bridge in lake Lygnstølsvatnet, which didn't excist until 1908 when a huge rockslide closed off the river Lygna in the Norang valley in Møre & Romsdal on the Norwegian west coast.

The water almost immidiately started to rise and soon covered the diary farm houses, rock fences, gates and an entire forest - leaving it all submerged and almost suspended in time.

» Click to read more about lake Lygnstølsvatnet

Today, lake Lygnstølsvatnet is undoubtedly one of the most spectacular divesites in Norway, and the lake is visited by divers from around the globe.

I have on offer a 900 word story complete with high quality images, if you are interested in running this story in your magazine. Please click the link above to find out more.

In addition to the article about scuba diving in general, Visit Norway also asked me to write a list of the Top 10 Norwegian diving destinations which you will find linked in the article

» Click here to read more about scuba diving at Visit Norway