Independent Norway diving overview with Narvik operator, boat, drysuit and equipment context.
Narvik and Ofotfjord
Boat wreck dive in Narvik with a shallow deck and a long, readable profile.
Boat wreck dive in Narvik with a shallow deck and a long, readable profile.
M/S Neuenfels is a boat-access Narvik harbor wreck with a long, readable profile and a shallow deck that gives plenty of time to look around. The wreck sits in cold, clear northern water, so it is the kind of dive where route planning, thermal protection and current awareness matter more than raw depth. Divers come for the scale, the history and the chance to explore one of the harbor's biggest wrecks in manageable depth.
Site Conditions
Safety Notes
Drysuit-level thermal protection and disciplined line work matter in Narvik harbor.
Access Restrictions
Boat access via the operator's wreck program on MS Galten.
Legal Notes
Use the operator's permitted wreck list and follow local Narvik harbor rules.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
A large wreck dive with depths around 14–28 m, allowing extended time to explore due to the moderate depth range.
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Research Sources
Independent Norway diving overview with Narvik operator, boat, drysuit and equipment context.
Official Dive Narvik page describing winter diving and magnificent visibility.
Project diary with visibility observations around 15 m and current notes.
Independent wreck article with the Neuenfels depth profile and surface current notes.

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