Jaen Teär

Motorsailer "Jaen Teär" was built in 1926 and holds the name of a legendary captain and ship builder sunken in December 1945 as it was told to deliver goods to an occupation army garrison through some ice on the water that damaged the wooden ship.

"Jaen Teär" now lies at 39 meters, the deck is at 35 meters. Visibility is above average, temperatures usually around 2 degrees celsius, only a slight green glow of sunshine is visible if looking up. The ship is very well preserved as at this depth there is almost no oxygen and marine life.

Outside the wreck is covered by seashells. The wreck is amazing by its variety of details holds are filled with grain, steering wheel is intact and propeller framed by wooden vanes. The wreck is under heritage protection and special permission is required to dive it. At the time of the sinking, grain was being delivered, and that grain is still there today. The helm is in good condition, and the compass is still visible on the decks.