Cirkewwa Arch and Rozi Wreck

Cirkewwa on Malta's northern tip offers a classic double dive: a broad limestone arch at 6 to 14 m with photogenic light shafts and resident Mediterranean parrotfish, paired with the P29 patrol boat (known as Rozi) sitting upright at 36 m a short swim away. The Rozi was sunk in 1992 and is thickly colonised by corallium, sponges, and wrasse. The area is sheltered from most winds and is one of Malta's most reliable entry points in winter.