Narvik operator page listing Dornier Do 26A in the wreck-program lineup with logistics, transport, and gas-filling support.
Narvik and Ofotfjord
Historic Narvik flying-boat wreck with a compact profile.
Historic Narvik flying-boat wreck with a compact profile.
A Narvik wreck dive on the German Dornier Do 26A Seeadler, a flying boat that now sits on a sloping seabed in Rombaksfjord. The wreck is partly broken up, but the fuselage and wings are still readable enough to make the aircraft shape easy to follow. It is a cold-water boat dive for divers who want a historic wreck, compact navigation, and a more disciplined fjord plan than a casual scenic swim.
Site Conditions
Safety Notes
Use cold-water exposure protection, avoid sharp wreck edges, and do not penetrate the aircraft without the proper training and a guide.
Access Restrictions
Boat-and-guide access only; this is not a casual shore dive.
Legal Notes
Narvik diving is permit-controlled by harbour authorities; confirm the exact wreck access rules before booking.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
A focused wreck dive for divers who want a readable aircraft shape and a cold-water profile that still stays within recreational limits.
Freediving
Not a freedive target; the cold-water boat setup and wreck profile make this a scuba-oriented site.
Snorkeling
Not a casual snorkel site. The wreck sits in cold fjord water and is best experienced by scuba divers.
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Research Sources
Narvik operator page listing Dornier Do 26A in the wreck-program lineup with logistics, transport, and gas-filling support.
Editorial plane-wreck article describing the Dornier Do 26 on a sloping seabed rising to 10 m and winter ice conditions.
Wrecks-of-Narvik article describing the Dornier 26 seaplane at 22 m and the Narvik harbour permit rules.
Norwegian dive-news article noting that two Do 26 aircraft were sunk in Rombaksfjorden.

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