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Small World

Small World

Malta, Malta

Depth
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103m

Visibility
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Entry
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Boat

Experience Level

Technical


About Small World

Small World is a technical dive site located near Malta, known for its impressive depth of 103 meters. This site is a wreck dive, offering a unique opportunity for experienced divers to explore underwater remnants. The site's depth and complexity make it suitable for technical divers with advanced training and experience.

The visibility at Small World can vary, but due to its depth, it is generally less than at shallower sites. Despite this, the site is still a popular choice for those seeking a challenging dive. The marine life at Small World is not as abundant as in other locations due to its depth, but divers may still encounter some deep-sea species.

Small World Dive Info

Terrain & Features

Wreck

Entry Type

Boat

Max Depth

103m

Visibility Range

Experience Level

Technical

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