Great and varied diving, from 3 - 25 metres, good conditions and easily accessible spots. In particular Dalby Bay and the bridges across the belts can be recommended.

The most extensive and significant finds of early Stone Age wooden implements in northern Europe were made in Tybrind Vig off the western Little Belt coast. Systematic excavations were carried out from 1978 to 1987, but new fascinating wooden relics are still being found.

There are some fine wrecks around Fyn, including old cutters and World War Two vessels. For example in Lunkebugten, just south of Fyn, you can see at least three German torpedo boats, which the Germans scuttled on the last day of the war to avoid their falling into enemy hands. To get to most of the wrecks around Fyn, you will need a boat.
At the website Wrecks you can see more about archaeological finds and wrecks. Please remember that it is forbidden to remove any parts of the wreck from the localities.