Middle Finger

Ras il-Hobz, Malta

Depth

328ft

Visibility

- - -

Entry

Shore

Experience Level

Advanced

About Middle Finger

Ras il-Hobz, also known as Middle Finger, is a unique dive site characterized by a pinnacle that rises from depths of over 40 meters to around 10 meters. This site is a haven for a variety of sea life, including amberjacks, dentex, moray eels, crayfish, and hermit crabs. Divers can also expect to see various types of corals nestled in the cracks of the pinnacle. The shoreline of this site slopes down to reach impressive depths of over 80 meters, with the most captivating parts accessible at a maximum depth of 25 meters.

This dive site is particularly popular for technical diving training due to the ample depth accessible from the shore. With a maximum depth of 100 meters, it is recommended for advanced divers. The dive site type is a wall, offering a unique underwater landscape for divers to explore. The exact visibility can vary, but the site is located near Ras il-Hobz. Please note that the current conditions can change and should be checked before diving.

Middle Finger Dive Info: Key Characteristics and Details

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Terrain and Features:	Wall
Entry Type:	Shore
Max Depth:	100m
Visibility Range:	- - -
Experience Level:	Advanced
Best Gas :	-

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