Dive into Comino’s waters with the Malta Airport Foundation, and discover the rich marine life that inhabits them. From the fried egg jellyfish to the moray eel, and the nudibranch to the common octopus, what swims in Comino’s waters is sure to enthrall all those who take a closer look.
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In 2015 the Malta Airport Foundation sponsored the production of a documentary about the relatively unknown underwater habitat surrounding the protected island of Filfla. The 30-minute documentary is the latest instalment in a series being produced by an award-winning team for ‘The Panacea Project’ and is intended to promote a message of conservation. The documentary Read More
The Malta International Airport Foundation has released another of its series of documentaries about the underwater landscapes and wrecks of the Maltese Islands, this time on the HMS Maori Wreck. The documentary covers both the history behind the wreck, scuttled in situ after the end of WW2, as well as a very small selection of Read More
Join Clare and the AZAD team as they dive under the sea near Filfla, the Maltese archipelago’s smallest island. Together they find the many types of fish that form part of the island’s underwater ecosystem and biodiversity.
The below is a copy of a video collated by the Calypso Sub-Aqua Club and presented at the Science in the City festival in September 2022 as part of an exhibition about diving in Maltese waters.
Within the Christian religion, the text of St. Paul’s exploits includes the story of his faith and survival during his trip towards Rome in the year 60AD. Over the millennia, writings and tradition have pointed towards the location of this shipwreck to have occurred in the Maltese Islands, with many indicators of the likelihood of Read More
