Local operator page for the boat-dive version of the wreck.
Sweden · Dalaro and Stockholm Archipelago
Baltic wreck in Dalarö Dive Park with heritage focus.
Baltic wreck in Dalarö Dive Park with heritage focus.
The protected wrecks in Dalarö Dive Park are typically visited with a special guide or charter.
Jutholmsvraket is a sheltered Baltic wreck dive in Dalarö Dive Park, where the appeal is maritime history, preserved structure, and a slow look at artifacts rather than coral or current. It suits divers who are comfortable in cold water and want a guided wreck experience with a heritage focus. The site rewards patience, buoyancy control, and a drysuit mindset.
Site Conditions
Safety Notes
Use a drysuit or equivalent thermal protection, keep buoyancy tight around the structure, and treat the site as a low-light heritage wreck.
Access Restrictions
Dive it under Dalarö Dive Park or charter guidance and respect the protected-wreck rules.
Legal Notes
Do not touch or remove artifacts, and follow Swedish cultural-heritage rules for protected wrecks.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
Best for drysuit-trained divers who want a historic wreck rather than a fish-heavy reef dive.
Freediving
Not a freedive target; cold water and protection rules make scuba the right mode.
Snorkeling
Snorkeling is not the main use case.
Conservative baseline from public research. No community dives logged yet.
Last Updated
Research Sources
Local operator page for the boat-dive version of the wreck.
Official Dalarö Dive Park page with guided-access context.
Official maritime-archaeology page with depth and reserve context.

Guided Baltic wreck in Dalaro Dive Park with cold water and detail.

Historic brackish wreck dive near Dalarö.