The area at the mouth of the famous Sognefjord on the Norwegian west coast was of great strategic importance during WWII, and the area is virtually littered with wrecks.

Hovering above the stern of the might Frankenwald, which almost resembles the conning tower of a giant submarine, is a truly awesome experience.

Or how about sinking below the stern of the huge Ferndale, only to discover that there is a smaller wreck just next to her - the rescue steamer Parat?

These are just two of the spectacular wreck diving experiences found at the mouth of the Sognefjord. Now you can share this destination with your readers!

If you're interested in diving any of these, or even a whole range of other wrecks, get in touch with Gulen Dive Resort. They offer regular dive trips to 20+ wrecks, weather permitting.

Many wrecks are found from 10-30 meters, but some are even deeper and require more experience or even technical training. In any case, there is rust available for all kinds of divers.

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