The Nortomra is a fishing boat that sank in 2011. It is about 30 meters long and rests on its keel at a depth of 30 meters. Built of steel, it is in excellent condition, making it a true delight to visit.

Its railings, hatches, and bridge are perfectly visible. You can also cross it from stern to bow, entering through the bridge and exiting through the ventilation hatch in the main cabin located at the bow. However, since everything is covered by natural sediment, we recommend using a guide reel when penetrating.

The marine life surrounding the boat includes sponges, anemones, and some algae. You can also find wonderfully colorful nudibranchs. In the surrounding area, you can easily find lobsters, spider crabs, conger eels, and hundreds of other fish. If you go in, you may see conger eels and large schools of trichoderma. A true spectacle for diving enthusiasts.

• Diving: From a boat
• Diving level: Advanced diver
• Maximum depth: 30m
• Recommendations: To penetrate the wreck, it is necessary to have proof of diving on sunken ships.