The Ċirkewwa Marine Park Facebook Page announced that on Friday 2 June 2023 the facilities at the park will be closed due to scheduled works.
Alternative bathrooms are available at the Ċirkewwa Ferry Terminal – so think early as it’s a bit of a walk 🙂
Post reproduced below.
Over the past few weeks, quite a few sightings were reported of barracuda schools being seen close to shore at a few sites. Video below from the first Boat dive of the season by the Amphibians Diving Club. Want to see them first hand? Join a diving club or start your training.
The main shore accessible Conservation Areas around Wrecks are now off limits to any boating activity save for diving support vessels, and exclude trolling fishing from continuing in these sites. A new notice to mariners published today addresses the safety concern that freedivers and scuba divers have been raising over the years! Thanks to TM Read More
From “The Malta Independent” Research on a Phoenician-era shipwreck off Xlendi in Gozo can help us better understand our past, Professor Timmy Gambin told The Malta Independent. “Our research is important because nobody has excavated at the depth that we have excavated. To a certain extent, we’ve unlocked at least some of the doors for Read More
Transport Malta issued Local Notice to Mariners 18 of 2023 reminding that the Conservation Biology Research Group at the University of Malta is interesting in hearing from you if you see any of the above. Contact details are listed in the Notice to Mariners as reproduced below, but you may also report through the online Read More
From The Malta Independent on Sunday Leafing through the pages of the annual reports on the working of the Museum Department for the years 1960-70, it is possible to have a particularly good overview of what was a relatively new specialised field and branch of research. Underwater archaeology started to thrive in the early 1960s Read More
but let’s hope we don’t need it! Today the Civil Protection Department announced their latest acquisition with an awesome video! MANUĊĊA, P-42 Fire Fighter is an innovative high speed rapid intervention vessel which provides superb stability, flexible work space and panoramic view from helm position. This vessel is able to reach speeds of 44 knots has Read More