Is a ladder rickety or missing? Any dangers that someone could do something about? Are you noticing illegal activities on site? Do you have a suggestion to improve the diving facilities on site? Or on the positive side: Something well done that you would like to let others know, like addition / change of ladders or good maintenance of public utilities? Tell authorities and visitors to this website about it by filling the form below.
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Current entries received from you
Date | Name of diving site | Issue status | Site issue, Comment or Message to send to authorities and divers about this diving site | File Upload (Publicly viewable) |
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12/11/2022 | M/T Hephaestus / Xatt l-Ahmar | Open / Current Issue | Recently our website www.divinginfo.mt has been contacted by tourist and local divers with a suggestion to pass on to authorities. The suggestion is to install a kitting up bench (or more) at Xatt l-Ahmar in a location which is now being more frequented for diving the new wreck scuttled this year, the M/T Hephaestus. Whilst similar benches are located further to the west, setting up a bench or more in a closer location will make it more comfortable for tourists and locals alike to dive the new wreck from this zone, which is preferred as the shorter swimming distance enables lesser decompression requirement (and reduces dangers) since it is much closer to wreck than the main kitting up area. I am attaching a screenshot from google maps highlighting the zone indicated. Can you kindly look into the suggestion and let us know if this may be considered? | |
19/07/2022 | Anchor Bay / Popeye Village | Open / Current Issue | The dive site at Popeye village needs to be taken care of! The sides leading to the broken quay could use some anti-rockfall netting like that installed at Ghar Lapsi and other places before someone is seriously injured! Attaching an image of the result of a rockfall - imagine if it was someone's head! |
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