Entry & Exit  - Shore
Maximum Depth – 10-35  Meters
Type – Cavern / Naturalist / Wall
Typical Marine Life - Grouper, Dentix, Amber Jack, Barracuda, Rainbow Wrasse, Cardinal Fish, Painted Combers

With two dives never the same it soon becomes clear why Marfa is Malta’s favourite dive site. There are six separate dives at Marfa with at least three entry points available for all levels of diver. Marfa is also used as the entry and exit for The Rozi and The P29 wreck dives.

Marfa is famous for it’s dramatic underwater topography and divers can experience a 25 meter drop off, numerous caverns, chimneys, overhangs and arches. Yet, perhaps the most striking vision is the abundance and variety of life. The main entry point offers a sheltered , shallow area where divers can comfortably reacclimatise to the underwater environment, before exploring the walls and valleys beyond. At 18 meters a small cave can be found containing a statue of the Madonna and just beyond at 23 meters, an impressive rock formation known as Sugar Loaf  Mountain is home to a number of grouper, wrasse and octopus. Marfa is situated only five minutes from Aquaventure and also offers the perfect setting for night dives. For more pictures please click here.