Autumn is approaching, which means Diversnight is just a few weeks away. Dive clubs and dive centers can register their night diving events from Saturday, September 16.

Tone Svee Dahl founded Diversnight back in 2005, and now people are diving all over the world on the first Saturday of November every year. She has also designed the official Diversnight sweater.

Need some inspiration for your next dive holiday? Look no further – here's an overview of great places to visit along the Norwegian coast, which offers lots of exciting diving.

Saltstraumen in northern Norway offers spectacular underwater scenery and unparalleled drift diving. It's simply one of the most exhilarating dive experiences in the world.

Freediving has become increasingly popular over the last few years, for good reasons. Learn how to do it when Frivannsliv holds an English course in Oslo.

Because of the unique cargo, the wreck of the German steamship Sao Paulo is often called «Norway's Thistlegorm». When you watch this video, you'll understand why.

Three divers had a spectacular encounter in the Ørstafjord on the Norwegian west coast when returning from a dive on the wreck of S/S Radbod – a giant squid eggball.

On December 16th, 1944 the German freighter MV Ferndale and rescue steamer Parat was sunk by allied aircraft on the Norwegian west coast. The twin wrecks are one of the most iconic dive sites in Norway.

Autumn is approaching, which means Diversnight is just a few weeks away. Dive clubs and dive centers can register their night diving events from Saturday, September 17.

What can you learn about life by freediving with orcas, whales and sharks? Or sailing through The Great Pacific Garbage Patch? Check out freediver Siri Østvold's inspiring TEDx talk.

South African freediver Amber Fillary reached her goal and set a new world record after swimming a very impressive 90 meters (295 ft.) under the ice without fins Saturday.

Cave diving specialists Visit Plura wants to turn the municipality of Mo i Rana in northern Norway into the «Cave Capital of Scandinavia» and has unveiled $2M plans to build a new dive resort.

The last of the large German warships sunk during the Second World War has been found at 490 meters depth 13 nautical miles south-east of Kristiansand on the Norwegian south coast. «Karlsruhe» took part in the attack on Norway on April 9, 1940.

After a few years and studies of hundreds of specimens, a group of scientists based in Bergen, Norway has published the description of a new nudibranch species – Polycera norvegica.

The Norwegian government and health authorities have announced that the border will open for tourists from Schengen and EEA countries from 15 July, on the condition that the COVID-19 infection level is under control in the countries in question.

Low-cost airline Norwegian is opening seven new direct routes to Norway this spring, giving European divers even easier access to the spectacular diving on the Norwegian coast.