Things to do · Destination Guide
Baltic limestone drop-offs, historic wrecks and Faro sea stacks
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Cold-water scuba is the strongest verified water activity. Dyk & Sport Gotland offers PADI training and shore or wreck outings from Larbro. On Faro, Digerhuvud has steep limestone steps descending well beyond recreational limits, while Langhammars has gentler but still exposed ledges. Hallshuk, Kuppen and Axelsro provide alternatives when experience and wind favor other entries. The local club guide is a planning reference, not a live site-opening or safety notice.
Digerhuvud, Faro
Large Faro limestone wall and ledges with optional shallow profiles, but a drop-off reaching about 55 m.
Langhammars, Faro
Stepped, somewhat gentler underwater ledges than Digerhuvud; the club mentions profiles reaching about 27 m and cautions against bad-weather diving.
Hallshuk
Underwater limestone potholes and forms echo the sea stacks above.
Kuppen, Herrvik
Stone ledges, a sandy slope and flatfish; club descriptions discuss about 11 m to 12 m maximum for common entries.
Axelsro, near Visby
Small passages and boulder formations in approximately 3 m to 11 m; shore descent can be awkward.
St Olofsholm
The club describes roughly 10 m marine profiles on the east or west sides; confirm wind and shore permissions.
Mulan, near Ytterholmen
Former minelayer sunk in 1958 and named in local destination sources.
Rumina, Slite departure area
Operator advertises this wreck at about 40 m and specifically requires appropriate certification.
Operator Checklist
Ask Dyk & Sport Gotland what is departing on your dates, whether a shore outing is guided, what is included in a boat transfer, whether there is a four-diver minimum, and whether air, nitrox, rental cylinders and a drysuit fit are available. Do not assume a wreck-boat ticket includes a divemaster underwater: the operator says it does not. Agree on certification, maximum depth, buddy assignments, reserve restrictions, weather alternatives and the emergency plan before committing. The club guide lists historical site descriptions, not current closures.
Conditions Fallback
Avoid