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Noah's Ark – wreck diving for all levels Noah's Ark is a concrete barge with 12 compartments, sunk in 2016 about 110 meters from the coast at Nordhavnstippen. It is designed for freediving and scuba diving at all levels. You unload your equipment at the roundabout on Kattegatvej and walk about 250 meters to the chute – be careful, it can be slippery. In the water, follow course 25 to the ark and 205 home. If necessary, swim on the surface to the marked buoy. Before you enter the wreck, get an o…
Noah's Ark – wreck diving for all levels Noah's Ark is a concrete barge with 12 compartments, sunk in 2016 about 110 meters from the coast at Nordhavnstippen. It is designed for freediving and scuba diving at all levels. You unload your equipment at the roundabout on Kattegatvej and walk about 250 meters to the chute – be careful, it can be slippery. In the water, follow course 25 to the ark and 205 home. If necessary, swim on the surface to the marked buoy. Before you enter the wreck, get an overview of the exits – all compartments have at least one. Keep your sight clear with frog kicks, and enjoy the atmospheric light and the space with the coffee mug. In the summer, a thin layer of fog can create a special atmosphere. Also explore around the wreck. Only dive in if you are confident and experienced enough – it may feel claustrophobic for some.
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