Mmmm Bites
After any dive the now customary Scubaworks debrief takes place! We simply find the nearest bar / restaurant and chat about the dive and up and coming events. BITES is simply a forum to express members personal views on the quality of service and food we find in the Maltese Islands. read more...
Posted by Scuba Works Malta under Diving | Permalink | No Comments »Friday – should I work or should I dive?
It was a damp Friday morning, so rather look at the scenery under the water than the grey sky above, rather dive than do house work, Annette and I agreed!!
We decided that the Faroud at Zurrieq would be the place to dive, so four of us got together ,brave ones in short wet suits, not so brave in dry suits…well the sea temperature was 19 degrees!!
Off we set, with Dave leading, along the reef, past the helmet and then on to the stern of the Um El Faroud. It was abundant with sea life, with my favourites the Barracuda. read more...
Posted by Scuba Works Malta under Diving, Sites | Permalink | No Comments »Bombs and Seahorses
We could round up three members of Scubaworks Malta for a midday dive at Zurrieq on Sunday. Good enough! We decided to go left out of the harbour; well it makes a change from the wreck, and I had never been along that part of the reef.
The vis was excellent, Debbie, Bent and I spent twenty minutes or so heading east along the bottom of the reef until we came to an encrusted object laying just off the reef on the sandy seabed at 34 metres. This is a WW2 shell or bomb as everyone refers to it, more specifically ‘Bents bomb’ as he discovered it some time ago. Examination of the cavity in it revealed there was no occupant; previous tenants include an octopus and an eel. read more...
Posted by Scuba Works Malta under Clean Sea, Diving, Sites | Permalink | No Comments »