Diving in the south east of Malta at dive site Delimara Point
| Name divesite: | Delimara Point |
| Depth: | 8-30m (26-98ft) |
| Visibility: | 30-50m (98-164ft) and more |
| Accessibility: | Shore, Boat |
| Time to visit: | All year around with warmest water in summer (apr-aug) |
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Delimara Point is located at the south side of a small island south of Fort Delimara. It is the most south eastern dive site you can do in Malta. You can get there from shore, but you will have to cross a busy shipping lane and it will require a long surface swim as you have to get to the southern side of the island. Believe me, it is preferable doing this by boat.
Delimara Point is a cliff dive with a cave, reef, wall and a small wreck of a barge. The reef starts at 9 meters and gradually descents to 12 meters where a drop-off continuous. The cave can be entered at the reef side at 20 meters deep from where a chimney leads up to about 9 meters. Stingrays, groupers, damselfish and other fish which are common in the waters of Malta are seen frequently.
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