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This wreck dive in Estonia's Baltic Sea offers a haunting yet fascinating experience. The Polaris, a 100-meter steamship sunk in 1941, rests at 30 meters with intact structures like the bow and engine room. Visibility varies but often reaches 10 meters. Expect schools of cod and perch around the wreck, along with occasional seals. Cold water requires drysuit diving. Strong currents can occur, making this site best for advanced divers. The wreck's history and eerie atmosphere create a memorable dive.
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