The German cargo vessel Gudrun was sunk by allied airplanes under the second world war on the 10. December 1944 under a journey from Germany to Norway with a cargo of concrete and ammunition. The vessel laid at anchor outside Abelsnes with a cargo of ammunition when British Mosquito airplanes from 143, 235 and 248 squadron attacked the vessel. After the attack Gudrun laid burning for several days before she disappeared in the deep. The cargo of ammunition were salvaged after the war and dumped in deep waters further out the fjord. The wreck of Gudrun is a popular dive site in the area, and there are often a buoy to mark where the wreck is resting. The wreck of Gudrun is resting on a depth of eighteen to forty seven meters as a classic " Donald Duck" wreck. The cargo was after the war salvaged, but the ammunition was dumped in deep waters further out in the fjord. Gudrun is located just outside the point at the ferry line just outside Abelsnes, and it is possible to get out to the wreck from land, approx. one hundred meters, but a boat is recommended...