P29

The P29 dive in Cirkewwa is an interesting dive that combines the exploration of a wreck with the discovery of beautiful marine life

The P29 wreck dive is done around the 62m long, 16m high and 7m wide ex German Kondo class minesweeper that was deliberately sunk in 2007.

The P29 is situated 150 m from the coast off Cirkewwa Point and is easily accessible from the shore and marked by a buoy. The P29 dive site is very popular with both locals and tourists visiting Malta and can be explored by experienced divers.

If you are looking for rich marine life, the Rozi wreck is a better choice, however there is plenty of fauna and fish on the wreck and on the way to the P29 dive site. You will reach the P29 wreck at 30 meters and the seabed is at 38 meters.

You will find some amazing swim troughs, however the smaller and tighter areas are not recommended unless you are experienced in wreck penetration. The deck house has several openings, a lot of light and hardly any mud. The P29 dive is a fun and interesting dive that can be combined with several other dives such as The Arch.