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May10

X127 Lighter – Carolita Barge a true wartime wreck in Malta

The X127 is a nice dive – a “warm water UK wreck and rummage dive” is the best description. It is a veteran of World War 1 having been designed for the Gallipoli Landings, but was sunk in World War 2. She was a water lighter serving around the harbour and was sunk when the submarine moorings off Manoel Island were bombed.

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Nov3

HMS Stubborn – a dive not to be missed

From  Dave W Whitlam
Just offshore!  A short boat ride out of st Paul’s bay lays the scuttled wreck of the British submarine HMS STUBBORN.
A wholly in-tacked 2nd world war relic opens up before your eyes as you descend down the line to 50+ meters.
The “Vis” is generally 20+ meters so taking in the sight of [...]

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Nov2

The underestimated diving in the South part of Malta

On the South part of Malta there are few very nice and relaxing dives.
One of them is the Tug boats St Michael and Number 10 in Marsascala.
The St Michael wreck is a ‘Tanac’ type 20-metre long vessel, built in 1944 by a Canadian company; the smaller Number 10 wreck is a ‘Melita’ type 16-metre long [...]

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