This dive site, Käppala Vraket, features a beautiful wreck near Lidingö, Stockholm, Sweden. It is situated in an active ferry fairway, demanding excellent buoyancy control and awareness of boat traffic. The wreck descends to a maximum depth of 24 meters, with an average depth of around 12 meters.
Information on specific marine animals is limited, but typical Baltic Sea wreck inhabitants might include various species of cod, perch, and gobies. Crustaceans, such as crabs and shrimp, along with anemones and hydroids, often colonize the structure of the sunken vessel, providing small-scale interest.
The best time to dive this site is likely during the warmer summer months for better comfort and potential visibility. Divers should prioritize safety due to boat traffic and maintain excellent buoyancy to avoid ascent into vessel paths. Freediving and snorkeling are not recommended due to these safety concerns and the site's depth.
