Cave entrance
Litjåga
A tighter Norwegian cave about an hour from Plura, described by the national cave divers association as suited to experienced divers and diveable only when water flow allows.
Litjåga is listed by Norsk Grottedykkerforbund (NGDF) among Norway's diveable caves. NGDF describes it as tighter than Plura and suited to experienced divers, and NGDF notes that the flow of water limits when it can be dived.
The Plura Valley dive centre includes Litjåga dives in its longest package and describes the site as more weather-sensitive than Plura, so dives there are scheduled flexibly.
The environment
Tighter passages than Pluragrotta, with flow that varies with weather; no depth, temperature or visibility figures are published in the sources opened.
Conditions
Flow-dependent: NGDF says water flow limits when the cave can be dived, and the local dive centre calls it more weather-sensitive than Plura.
Typical ranges from published sources, not current conditions.
For orientation, not navigation. Hollow dots are approximate.
Every fact on this page, with its source (3)
| Fact | Status | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Litjåga is about an hour from Plura, tighter, suited to experienced divers, and water flow limits when it can be dived.Association guidance; undated page. | Verified | [1] |
| Plura Valley's longest package includes two Litjåga dives and describes the site as more weather-sensitive.Provider claim. | Reported | [2] |
| NGDF describes Litjåga as suited to experienced divers.Guidance, not a formal rule. | Verified | [1] |
Verified: stated by an official or primary source we opened. Reported: from a secondary source only. Sources conflict: the note gives both versions. May be out of date: the newest source we found is old.
Written in our own words from the sources above. Report a correction