What level of diving experience is required for Svinoe Beach?

Svinoe Beach is rated intermediate. A PADI Open Water certification or equivalent is the minimum recommended.

What marine life can you see at Svinoe Beach?

At Svinoe Beach, divers commonly encounter: conger eels, lobsters, crabs, sea anemones, wrasses, pollack.

Where is Svinoe Beach located?

Svinoe Beach is located in Denmark, in the Sjaelland region (coordinates: 55.1246, 11.2882).

Svinoe Beach Diving - Sjaelland, Denmark

Svinø Beach is an intermediate dive site in the waters around southern Zealand, Denmark. This shore dive offers a varied underwater landscape with sandy stretches, rocky patches, and kelp-covered boulders supporting a healthy marine ecosystem. Cod, flatfish, wrasses, and crabs are regularly encountered, along with mussel beds and anemone colonies on the harder substrate. Moderate current and some exposure to open-water conditions account for the intermediate rating. Visibility depends on weather and tidal conditions but can be good during stable periods. Svinø Beach provides a solid intermediate diving experience in the scenic southern Zealand archipelago, combining productive marine life with interesting underwater topography.