Raniero’s Adventures together with Ambjent Malta announced that they collaborated to bring back up a 750kilo ghost net which had been lost in the whereabouts of St. Paul’s Islands for about four years.
Well done on bringing it up, and a reminder to all fishermen – if you lose a net, report it, even anonymously if needed. Details on where to report in this article!
Transport Malta issued Notice to Mariners 192 of 2022, in which a code of conduct issued by the Conservation Biology Research Group of the University of Malta on how to approach Cetaceans and Turles is brought to the attention of all mariners and the public.
Transport Malta issued another Notice to Mariners advising of further ongoing works in at the Bugibba Quay to advise on restrictions for berthing due to dredging and underwater works. The works are part of the project to create a new landing place for marine transport between different harbours, as well as upgrades to the quay Read More
Recently, this PDF file with pictures and hyperlinks to additional information of many forms of life found around the Maltese coastline was shared on the local Diving Instructors’ social media group. This guide, which has been put together by Australian Diving Instructor Bruno Pedreira who works for Bezz Diving is a good start for finding Read More
Posted by Frederick Galea on Facebook on the 29/06/2023. During the summer of 1996 scuba-diver David Schembri, while underwater, came across an aircraft engine laying on the sea-bed fairly close to the island of Filfla, and at a distance from Dingli cliffs. He informed our Foundation about the find, and within a short while, wheels Read More
Divinginfo.mt will in the coming days have a new section called “Opinions”. The aim is to provide a platform for relevant opinion pieces by persons involved in diving around the Maltese Islands. The target is to have diverse opinions about several topics shared or reproduced from other media, about which using discus comments, you may Read More
During our dives and whilst travelling from site to site, you may see some interesting marine life which is also interesting for academic researchers. We include below some information as to who is interested in getting to know about some special marine life. Alternatively, if you can’t choose, or wish the sighting to be shared Read More