Méditerranée · Malte
Malta
Pourquoi plonger ici
- 2 sites de plongée documentés
- Liveaboard non nécessaire
Sites de plongée
Blue Hole (Dwejra, Gozo)
6–18 m
A natural vertical shaft in limestone at Dwejra Bay, Gozo, connected to the open sea by an archway from ~6m to ~15-18m — Malta's single most famous, most-photographed dive site. Open Water certification (18m limit) suffices for the arch itself; the adjoining outer wall drops much deeper (40-50m per some listings) and needs Advanced-level training, but that describes the surrounding wall, not the core swim-through. Shore-accessible via steps cut into the rock, no liveaboard.
Um El Faroud
15–36 m
A 110m Libyan oil tanker, deliberately scuttled off Wied iż-Żurrieq in 1998 after a fatal 1995 engine-room explosion took her out of service. Sits upright, funnel at ~15m, stern/propeller at ~36m; a 2005-2006 storm broke the wreck into two sections. Advanced Open Water certification (to 30m) is the stated minimum; Wreck Diver certification is additionally required for interior penetration. Shore-accessible via a short jetty swim, no liveaboard.
Advanced Open Water requis
Spécialité Wreck Diver recommandé
également accepté : SSI Advanced Adventurer, NAUI Advanced Scuba Diver, CMAS 2★
Quand y aller
Clear, calm Mediterranean water and a concentration of deliberately-scuttled wrecks make this a wreck-diving-focused destination rather than a wildlife one.
Meilleurs mois en général
Conditions
Expérience et éligibilité
Accessible dès le niveau intermédiaire
Un niveau de certification ou d'expérience est un plancher, pas une correspondance exacte — un plongeur plus expérimenté peut toujours accéder à un site plus facile.
Coût du voyage
- Plongée
- 84 €–120 €
- Vols
- Inconnu
- Hébergement
- Inconnu
Plongée + frais obligatoires uniquement — vols et hébergement non inclus.
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