- Accessible with: Boat
- Depth: 30 Metres
Ta’ Camma, an easily accessible dive site in Malta, beckons divers with its unique underwater topography and diverse marine life. The sharp cliffs that dominate the landscape above water extend seamlessly beneath the surface, creating an intriguing rocky seabed. Boulders of varying sizes dot the underwater terrain, providing residence to a few elusive groupers, while numerous fissures, cracks, and small caves in the walls serve as shelters for several marine species.
Venturing into Ta’ Camma reveals a captivating world of underwater caves, adding an extra layer of excitement to the dive experience. Care should be taken to avoid large groups and inexperienced divers during this exploration. The site features a series of five caves, all easily navigable, but caution is advised to prevent any disturbance of the sediment. Notably, one of the caves allows divers to surface in a second chamber, accessible from a depth of 18 meters.
The aquatic life at Ta’ Camma is diverse, featuring the dusky grouper (merou), double-banded bream, moray eels, common octopus, and the vibrant Mediterranean damselfish. The underwater landscape, coupled with the rich variety of marine inhabitants, makes Ta’ Camma an ideal destination for divers seeking an easy yet rewarding dive in Malta.
