SKULJETTI
Malta
Skuljetti means ‘Couple of Reefs’ and after walking over rough coralline limestone, two rocks (big bear & little bear) do indeed come into view lying close together approximately thirty meters offshore. Between these reefs and the shore, the rocky seabed is only five meters deep and leads to a vertical drop-off. Directly below the two rocks, there is an interesting cave, Roger's Cave, with a variety of small corals and sponges covering its sides and ceiling. Outside the cave, the route follows the wall to the right around the bigger rock. Boulders of all sizes litter the seabed here, giving excellent refuge to many species
Particulars
This dive site is very near Coral Cave.
Warnings
Long walk across uneven, sharp and rocky terrain.
SKULJETTI Features
- Nicknames
- Dwejra Point Skuljetti, Big Bear, Little Bear
- Address
- Dwejra, Gozo, Malta
- Parking
- Sufficient parking
- Distance
- 150 m.
- Suitable for
- All levels, all levels (beginners under supervision), day out with the family, underwater photography
- Permit
- N.v.t.
- Access
- Free access, rocky and sharp path.
- Facilities
- Restaurant, shower, souvenir shop, toilets, mobile ice cream parlor
- Water
- Salt
- Tide
- N.v.t.
- Kind of dive
- Shore dive, reef dive , cavern dive, explorer dive, reef wall dive
- Current
- Limited, variable
- Visibility
- 20 - 40 m.
- Average visibility
- 30 m.
- Depth
- 25 m.
- Bottom
- boulders, rocks, sand
- Life
- Red-spotted horseshoe, bath sponge, scorpionfish, mediterranean cardinalfish or king of the mullets, spiny lobster or langouste or rock lobster, soft coral, common prawn, mediterranean damselfish, brown meagre, yellow cluster anemone, noble pen shell or fan mussel
- Other recreation
- Rambling or trekking/hiking, sunbathing
- Emergency
- 112
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