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Reqqa Reef

Gozo, Malta
Depth
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131ft
Visibility
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41ft - 123ft
Entry
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shore
Experience Level
Beginner

About Reqqa Reef

Reqqa Reef is a dive site located near Gozo, known for its challenging entrance near some salt pans. Despite the difficult entry, the underwater experience is rewarding with a large wall that descends to depths exceeding 35 meters. Additionally, there is a rock chimney at 18 meters, adding to the site's unique underwater topography. The wall is adorned with a splendid array of marine life and coral growth, making it a visual treat for divers. The maximum depth of the site is 40 meters, with an approximate maximum visibility of 37.5 meters. There is no current at this site.

The dive site is suitable for beginners, offering them an opportunity to explore the diverse marine life. The possible marine life at Reqqa Reef is varied, adding to the overall diving experience. Despite being a reef type dive site, the absence of current makes it a safe and enjoyable dive for those new to the sport. However, divers are advised to be cautious due to the challenging entrance and the depth of the site.

Reqqa Reef Dive Info: Key Characteristics and Details

Unit Settings

Terrain and Features: Reef
Entry Type:Shore
Max Depth:40m
Visibility Range:13m - 38m
Experience Level:Beginner
Best Gas:21% - 28% O2

Marine Life

  • Various

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