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Malta / Qawra

Qawra Bay

Sand and seagrass on the southeastern side of Qawra Point.

Getting there & access ↓
Average site depth
2m
Maximum site depth
10m
Reference level
Beginner

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.

Qawra Point tower · coastal context
Qawra Point tower · coastal context · Frank Vincentz · CC BY-SA 3.0

Get to know the place

Qawra Bay is a separate setting from the peninsula’s northern caves. The reference describes shallow training areas; confirm the actual session route with the centre.

What to see

  • Sandy bay bottom
  • Seagrass patches
  • Shallow reef edge

Features and marine-life sightings depend on the agreed route and conditions.

THE WAY IN

Getting there & access

Choose the correct side of Qawra Point

Fra Ben and North Reef are on the northern side; Qawra Bay is on the southeast side. Offshore reef and wreck sites need a separate access plan. Use the individual site point rather than a general Qawra meeting pin.

Read the access reference ↗

Map reference: 35.9589° N, 14.4270° E · Exact.

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.

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Place / operator reference ↗ · Researched 2026-11-04

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