The Polish coast witnessed many sinking ships and warships. These sinkings were associated with war operations but many vessels also sank as a result of collisions or severe storms.
It is estimated that between 10,000 and 100,000 shipwrecks lie at the bottom of the Baltic Sea! Many of these are poorly documented. Many of them are still waiting to be discovered….
Thanks to the unique environmental conditions, waters of the Baltic Sea perfectly preserve wood. As a result, even the oldest wrecks lying at the bottom of our sea are still in an excellent state.
We plan for a week of wreck diving at recreational level (up to 30m) addressed to all GUE divers.
Interesting dives !
Sometimes even a block, which at first glance can hardly be associated with a sunken ship, turns out to be a historical monument full of interesting details. The Baltic Sea is a challenging environment, but the joy and satisfaction of exploring local wrecks and a rough ecosystem rewards every dive with a proper thrill.
Our task on this trip is to provide you with all what’s nessecary to safely dive the Baltic wrecks and learn about their details and history.
Wreck diving in the Baltic Sea is an ideal opportunity to train and improve skills, for example situational awareness, kicks, teamwork, communication and navigation.
We plan for about 10 dives during 5 dive days over the week of 15-21 July 2024. Maximum depth: 30m.
We take off in the Bay of Gdansk. On the same day we arrive the port of Władysławowo to continue our dives in the open sea.
Here you can find a list of the wrecks in the area: https://wrakibaltyku.pl/en.html
All divers starting from Basic Fundamentals level are welcome.
Default configuration: twinset.
Ourdive center is located near the centre of Gdańsk. We provide standard gases (in this case Nx32). We can organise equipment if required – cylinders, weights and all the rest 🙂 .
Primary Plan: 5 days of diving from the boat:
Boat:
THORR is a former patrol boat that once served under Maritime Border Guard. It was afterwards acquired by a private owner and adapted for a diving operation boat. The boat is equipped with a lift, benches, and a compressor.
Accommodation:
During your stay in Gdańsk, we can offer budget rooms at our dive center for 50 PLN per night.
Accommodation in Władysławowo is arranged individually.
Important notice:
The weather on the Baltic Sea is unpredictable. We need to stay flexible and adapt to the conditions. What if we can’t go out to sea on a given day? We’ll dive on the wrecks of the Gdańsk Bay or in local lakes, and we can also visit nearby tourist attractions (see below).
You definitely won’t get bored! 🙂
1 diving day : 650 zł (1-2 dives)
5 diving days package: 2500 zł
Prices include diving services and supervision by our team.
Equipment rental for this trip is 25 PLN per item per day.
Additional costs: gases, travel to Gdańsk, and accommodation.
Gas prices:
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Krzysztof Niecko
GUE T2 Diver, ISSF Trimix MOD 100+ Instructor, IANTD full TMX Instructor, GUE Gas Blender, President of “Rekin” Scuba Diving Club of Gdansk, Tecline Academy Trainer, co-founder of Ghost Diving Poland, co-owner of Dive House Baltic.
Email: krzysiek@divehouse.pl
Tel: +48 603 537 790
Bartek Trzciński
GUE T2 Diver, GUE Instructor, Tecline Academy Trainer, co-founder of Ghost Diving Poland, co-owner of Dive House Baltic.
Email: bartek@divehouse.pl
Tel: +48 790 791 006