Malta · Scuba diving
Ċirkewwa Arch
An underwater arch formed by the collapse of a cavern roof.
View place & access ↗Malta / Ċirkewwa
MV Rozi
A former Grand Harbour tugboat, scuttled at Ċirkewwa in 1992.
Getting there & access ↓- Average site depth
- 20m
- Maximum site depth
- 34m
- Reference level
- Advanced
Source-reported site depths, not a recommended dive profile. “+” is open-ended. A qualification label does not qualify a diver for cave or wreck penetration.
Get to know the place
Rozi belongs to the same wider shore-diving area as the Arch and P29. Choose an individual wreck profile rather than assuming all landmarks fit one dive.
What to see
- The wheelhouse — The rounded wheelhouse is a strong exterior subject, visible in the site photograph.
- A compact tug hull — Rozi sits upright, with its stern near the reef and bow facing open water.
- Marine growth — Look along the outer steelwork for attached growth without entering the wreck.
Features and marine-life sightings depend on the agreed route and conditions.
THE WAY IN
Getting there & access
Ċirkewwa shore-diving area
Steps and railings; the chosen water entry varies by site.
- Arrive at the shore-diving area, rather than the ferry boarding terminal.
- Locate the stair-and-railing entry agreed with your dive centre.
- Identify the planned return point before carrying equipment to the water.
A named arrival area, not an exact water entry. Confirm the actual meeting point locally.
Map reference: 35.9898° N, 14.3269° E · Nearby.
Plan for the day you go
Check the current regional wind and sea outlook, then agree the entry, exit, route and required experience with a local operator. Regional forecasts do not measure cave surge, currents, visibility, water quality or closures.
Open this place in the live explorer ↗Place / operator reference ↗ · Researched 2026-11-04
