Diving in Dingli
3 dive sites around Dingli: 1 cave and 2 walls. The stretch takes in Dingli Cliffs and Ras id-Dawwara.
Depths run from 20 to 70 m. 1 is a shore dive and 2 need a boat.
Most of these sites close when the wind or swell comes from the SW, W and NW, and almost all are sheltered in a wind from the N, NE, E and SE.
Best right now
- Ras id-Dawwara12Stay dry
- Mtahleb2Stay dry
Scores blend the wave, swell and wind forecasts for each site against the directions it is open to. Check the site page before you go.
Dive sites around Dingli
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Mtahleb
Dingli, Malta
A wild, barely visited stretch of the west coast under the cliffs, with big fallen boulders, caverns and a wall that keeps going past sport-diving depth. Most people end up at Migra Ferha instead, which is exactly why this one stays empty.
Digital RenderRas id-Dawwara
Dingli, Malta
A rarely visited boat wall at the far western end of the Dingli cliff line, where 60 m of limestone above water carries on falling below it. Clear blue, honeycombed rock, and enough depth to keep you honest.
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Stoker Cave
Dingli, Malta
A big cave under the Dingli Cliffs with stalactites hanging from the ceiling and a freshwater layer in the roof that smears the view like oil on glass. Entrance at 19 m, sand at 30 m, boat only.