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Diving in Shrimp Cave is something for enthusiasts of marine life. It is a medium-sized cavern located on the northern side of the island of Gozo. The part that recreational divers can visit with us is two chambers – the lower chamber and the upper chamber. It is in the upper one that provides great living conditions for hundreds of shrimps, to which the cave owes its name.
Diving in Shrimp Cave is something for enthusiasts of marine life. It is a medium-sized cavern located on the northern side of the island of Gozo. The part that recreational divers can visit with us is two chambers – the lower chamber and the upper chamber. It is in the upper one that provides great living conditions for hundreds of shrimps, to which the cave owes its name.
There is also an entrance to a short corridor running deep into the cave at the bottom, but it is accessible only to very experienced divers.
Shrimp Cave is a popular dive site located near Xwejni Bay, Gozo, known for the abundance of small shrimp that inhabit its walls. It’s a shallow cave dive, perfect for intermediate divers.
The cave is named after the tiny shrimp that can be found clinging to its walls and crevices. These shrimp are one of the main attractions for divers exploring the site.
In addition to shrimp, divers can spot crabs, small fish, and occasionally moray eels. The surrounding area is home to octopuses and scorpionfish.
While it’s not a difficult dive, Shrimp Cave is best suited for intermediate divers due to the depth, confined space and need for good buoyancy control.
es, the area surrounding Shrimp Cave features vibrant marine life, including octopuses, groupers, and various reef fish.
Shrimp Cave is ideal for macro photography, particularly due to the abundance of shrimp and other small creatures inside. The cave’s structure also offers interesting wide-angle shots.
No special training is required, but experience in cavern or cave diving is beneficial. Proper buoyancy control and navigation skills are important for this dive.
Visibility is usually excellent, ranging from 20 to 40 meters, although it may be reduced slightly inside the cave. Conditions are generally clear, making it great for photography.
Yes, Xwejni Bay and Cathedral Cave (Blue Dome) are nearby dive sites that can easily be combined with a dive at Shrimp Cave. Many dive operators offer multi-site packages in the area.
Yes, several dive centers in Gozo, includig our dive cenre, offer guided dives to Shrimp Cave. It’s advisable to book in advance, especially during the busy season.
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