3D model with size and depth details for Prahm bei Fehmarn.
Germany · Fehmarn and the Schleswig-Holstein Baltic Coast (Kiel and Lübeck Bay)
Schiffswrack Prahm is a beginner-friendly Fehmarn wreck dive.
Schiffswrack Prahm is a beginner-friendly Fehmarn wreck dive.
Boat access from Fehmarn is normally run through a local dive center.
Schiffswrack Prahm (Wreck) is a compact Baltic prahm off Fehmarn that rewards a guided wreck dive with simple orientation and good structure. The wreck sits upright on the seabed and is small enough to read in one pass, so the dive feels more like a controlled survey than a long swim. Cold water and boat timing are the main planning variables, along with exposure protection and comfort around wreck structure. Flounder, crabs, sea stars, sea trout, and other Baltic fish gather around the wreck.
Site Conditions
Safety Notes
Stay within the briefing, keep buoyancy tight around the structure, and do not push inside the wreck beyond the plan for the dive.
Access Restrictions
Boat access only from a Fehmarn dive base; there is no shore entry.
Legal Notes
Follow the operator briefing and local marine-traffic rules for the Fehmarn area.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
A compact wreck dive with a relatively well-preserved prahm on a shallow Baltic bottom. It suits guided training dives because the profile is simple and the structure is easy to read.
Freediving
Not a freedive target; this is a scuba boat dive on a wreck.
Snorkeling
Not a snorkel target; the wreck sits too deep for meaningful surface snorkeling.
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3D model with size and depth details for Prahm bei Fehmarn.
Local operator page calling Prahm an easy beginner wreck and giving the boat transfer time.
Travel report describing the Prahm at 15 m and the wreck life around it.

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