Advice on Diving in Malta

...wrecks around the islands, some of which they sunk on purpose, now attracting an abundance of marine life. Underwater caves, caverns, walls and reefs belong to Malta’s natural heritage. Diving in Malta, between wrecks and typical lime stone reef structures, you may see octopus, moray eels, barracuda and tuna, just to name a few. Summers are generally busier with marine life, when the water is warmer. In winter, Malta water temperatures can go down to around 14 degrees Celsius. Summers are a lot milder with water temperatures around 26 degrees.  Malta has great shore diving. The best way to go...