Oslo VI was one of the small and among the oldest passenger ships owned by Oslofergene Ltd. After a collision with M\S Achat in 1993 the vessel sunk outside the Langøya. Oslo VI was on her regular journey to the islands in the Oslofjord with passengers when the collision occurs. The vessel start to take in water after the accident and soon thereafter all the peoples onboard have to jump in the water when Oslo VI sinks. One passenger later dies after the accident in the hospital. The ship was registered for 94 passengers and a crew of two men, but was overloaded with passengers when the accident occurred. The roof of the ship floated up to the surface after the ship had disappeared in the deep, and the wreck of Oslo VI itself can be found in a good condition thirty meters outside the southwest end of the Rambergøya ( Ramberg Island ) just outside the city of Oslo. The wreck lies on a depth of twenty five to thirty four meters. A boat and a permission from the Oslo harbor authority  is necessary to dive on Oslo VI...