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Xwejni Bay is a popular bay on the north side of the island of Gozo, often visited by divers as well as tourists. This site has easy access to water at the slip for fishing boats and is an attractive place to start diving in Gozo, check weights and refresh diving skills. Diving in Xwejni Bay is all about clear water full of fish and other sea creatures.
Xwejni Bay is a popular bay on the north side of the island of Gozo, often visited by divers as well as tourists. This site has easy access to water at the slip for fishing boats and is an attractive place to start diving in Gozo, check weights and refresh diving skills. Diving in Xwejni Bay is all about clear water full of fish and other sea creatures.
A diverse sea bottom, fish, octopus and other sea creatures make this bay a great nature dive site. The bay is also an excellent place for night dives.
Xwejni Bay is a shallow bay located on the northern coast of Gozo, Malta. It is a popular site for diving and snorkeling, known for its clear waters and scenic underwater landscapes.
Xwejni Bay is a shore dive site, offering a mix of shallow reef areas and interesting rock formations. It’s suitable for divers of all levels.
Yes, the site’s calm waters and shallow depths make it an excellent location for beginners and those looking for an easy, relaxing dive.
The maximum depth is about 20 meters, with most of the diving happening between 5 and 15 meters, making it ideal for recreational diving.
Yes, the bay’s calm and shallow conditions make it a great site for night diving, where nocturnal creatures such as octopuses and cuttlefish come out to hunt.
Yes, the shallow and clear waters of the bay make it an excellent spot for snorkeling, allowing even non-divers to enjoy the marine life.
The bay is accessible from shore, with an easy entry point from the beach, making it convenient for divers to enter and exit the water.
The bay is generally sheltered, so the conditions are calm with minimal currents, making it a safe and easy dive site.
You can encounter a variety of species, including octopuses, sea bream, groupers, and sometimes rays. The area is also rich in nudibranchs and crabs.
Visibility is usually excellent, ranging from 20 to 40 meters depending on weather conditions and time of year.
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