Historical wreck page with scuttling history and depth span.
Narvik and Ofotfjord
Historic Narvik destroyer wreck with cold-water access and overhead structure.
Historic Narvik destroyer wreck with cold-water access and overhead structure.
Z19 Hermann Künne is a WWII German destroyer wreck in Trollvika, scuttled after exhausting its ammunition during the Battle of Narvik. The wreck lies on its starboard side in cold fjord water, with long hull sections, enclosed spaces, and plenty of structure for experienced wreck divers to explore. Access is best handled with local Narvik guidance because road and boat logistics can change with the conditions. The site is a classic cold-water wreck dive where visibility, tide, and weather matter more than season.
Site Conditions
Safety Notes
Plan gas, depth limits, and any penetration conservatively. Cold water, overhead spaces, and local access control all matter here.
Access Restrictions
Best handled with local Narvik dive clubs or an operator; road access may require local coordination.
Legal Notes
Wreck diving is permitted, but check local access rules before driving to Trollvika.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
A cold-water wreck dive with extensive structure and overhead sections.
Freediving
Not suitable for freediving; the wreck environment and depth make this a scuba-only site.
Snorkeling
Not a snorkel site.
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Historical wreck page with scuttling history and depth span.
Narvik wreck article with access and local-diver guidance.
Local Narvik operator describing wreck diving logistics.
Narvik wreck article with visibility, access, and animal-life context.

Boat-access Narvik wreck cluster with three German destroyers.

Narvik cargo wreck paired with Stråssa and a standout engine room.