Dive sites in Sliema
18–80 m · 33 signature species
14 dive sites in Sliema, from the most talked-about to the most confidential.↓ Map of dive sites in Sliema
Max depth
14 of 14 sites
HMS Maori →
Explore the forward section of the HMS Maori, a World War II destroyer resting on a sandy bottom just outside Valletta's Grand Harbour.
Max. depth · 18 m
Blue Hole de Gozo →
Dive into the legendary Blue Hole of Gozo, a unique geological formation offering a dramatic underwater landscape and rich marine life.
Max. depth · 50 m
Rozi →
The MV Rozi offers an immersive wreck diving experience, combining a remarkably preserved tugboat with a thriving artificial reef ecosystem, all within easy reach from shore.
Max. depth · 80 m
Santa Maria caves →
Descend into a system of shallow, interconnected caves, where incoming light creates dynamic visual effects through clear Maltese waters.
Max. depth · 18 m
Anchor Bay →
Descend into Anchor Bay's shallow waters to explore its varied topography, from boulder fields to accessible caverns, with a maximum depth of 30 metres.
Max. depth · 30 m
P29 →
Descend on the P29, a former East German Kondor-class patrol boat, now an artificial reef resting on the seabed at 33 metres off Qawra, Malta.
Max. depth · 80 m
P29 Patrol Boat →
The P29 patrol boat offers a unique wreck diving experience, sitting upright at 37 metres with clear penetration opportunities for experienced divers.
Max. depth · 37 m
Bristol Beaufighter →
Descend to 38 metres to explore the remarkably intact fuselage and wings of a Bristol Beaufighter, a silent witness to a forced landing in 1943.
Max. depth · 38 m
Ghar Lapsi →
Explore the diverse underwater landscape of Ghar Lapsi, where shallow reefs meet dark caverns and a natural pool provides an inviting entry to the open water.
Max. depth · 18 m
Imperial Eagle →
Descend to the Imperial Eagle, a former ferry now resting on a sandy bottom at 40 metres, marked by the nearby statue of Jesus Christ.
Max. depth · 40 m
Um El Faroud →
Descend to 36 metres to explore the vast decks and penetrable sections of the Um El Faroud, a former oil tanker now teeming with marine life.
Max. depth · 36 m
TUG2 wreck →
Explore the TUG2, a purpose-sunk tugboat resting upright on the sandy seabed, offering a detailed wreck dive just off the Sliema coastline.
Max. depth · 22 m
Inland Sea Gozo →
Dive through a narrow underwater tunnel from a sheltered lagoon to encounter dramatic walls and deep ledges on the open sea side of Gozo.
Max. depth · 55 m
Cirkewwa Right Arch →
Explore a dramatic collapsed cavern forming an arch that ascends to just 7 metres below the surface, revealing diverse marine life within its intricate structure.
Max. depth · 18 m
