Sunday |
SS Margit The SS Margit lies on a sandy bottom in the middle of Kalkara Creek parallel to the shore at a depth of 22m |
HMS Maori The HMS Maori is in St Elmo Bay on the sandy bottom at a depth of around 18 metres. |
Monday |
The tugboat Rozi lies at a maximum depth of 36 metres at Marfa Point, Cirkewwa. Cirkewwa – Madonna There is a reef which drops down to about 18 metres. Close to this is a small cavern with a statue of the Madonna. This was placed there by the Amphibians Diving club. |
Cirkewwa – Arches Situated in the north of the island, this location has long been a favourite dive site among local divers, mainly for its impressive drop-off from eight to thirty metres. The area boasts a picturesque arch and a number of caves. |
Tuesday GOZO |
Blue Hole This is a natural rock formation carved out over the centuries by wind and waves which goes down to a depth of 26 metres. The hole is about one metre above sea level and no more than 10 metres wide and 5 metres across. However, a few metres down, this gives way to unlimited access to the sea when divers exit through a huge archway. A large cave can be found at the bottom of the hole. |
Inland Sea The Inland Sea (Dwejra) is a semi-circular bay cut off from the sea by a high cliff with a narrow cave at the centre. |
Wednesday |
The Armed Forces of Malta Patrol Boat P29 was scuttled at Cirkewwa and lies upright at a depth of 35 metres about 150 metres from shore |
Anchor Bay The bottom slopes gradually, reaching depths, of 28 metres. Approximately 150 metres from the bay is a large cave The floor is at 10 metres and divers can easily surface inside and admire the dome-shaped ceiling. |
Thursday |
SS Margit The SS Margit lies on a sandy bottom in the middle of Kalkara Creek parallel to the shore at a depth of 22m |
X- 127 The X-127 Lighter also known as The Carolita Barge is on Manoel Island in Marsamxetto Harbour. |