St Micheal

Zonqor Point, Malta

Depth

72ft

Visibility

49ft - 148ft

Entry

shore

Experience Level

Beginner

About St Micheal

St Michael is a wrecked tug boat located at Zonqor Point, lying at a depth of 22m and accessible from the shore. It is one of two wrecks in the area, with the second, The Ten, situated just under 20m deep and located 30m further around the reef. The visibility at this dive site is often limited and the rocky terrain can make the dive challenging, requiring constant attention.

Despite the challenging conditions, Zonqor Point is home to a diverse range of fish life. The site is suitable for beginner divers due to its light current and maximum depth of 22m. The dive site type is a wreck, offering a unique underwater exploration experience. Possible marine life at this site is varied.

St Micheal Dive Info: Key Characteristics and Details

Unit Settings

Terrain and Features:	Wreck
Entry Type:	Shore
Max Depth:	22m
Visibility Range:	15m - 45m
Experience Level:	Beginner
Best Gas :	21% – 44% O₂

Marine Life

Various

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