Cirkewwa, Malta

Cirkewwa, located on the northernmost tip of Malta, is one of the island's most celebrated diving areas. It's renowned for its combination of spectacular underwater topography and famous wreck sites, all accessible from the shore. Divers can explore natural arches, swim-throughs, and a dramatic drop-off, alongside the deliberately scuttled MV Rozi tugboat and the P29 patrol boat. This variety makes Cirkewwa a captivating playground for underwater photographers and explorers, offering diverse environments within a compact and easily navigable area.

The diving conditions at Cirkewwa are generally excellent, with superb visibility often exceeding 30 meters, especially during the summer months. The site caters to all experience levels, from beginners conducting their first open water dives to technical divers exploring the deeper sections of the wrecks. The ease of access, clear Mediterranean waters, and the sheer concentration of high-quality dive sites in one location make Cirkewwa an essential stop for any diver visiting Malta, providing memorable experiences year-round.