Bristol Beaufighter

The Bristol Beaufighter dive site in Malta offers an incredible opportunity to explore a World War II airplane wreck. This twin-engine two-seat heavy fighter, measuring approximately 12.6m in length with a 17.6m wingspan, met its unfortunate fate on March 17th, 1943, when mechanical issues forced the crew to make an emergency landing in the sea.

Divers at this site can marvel at the diverse marine life that inhabits the Mediterranean waters. From graceful stingrays to majestic moray eels, and from vibrant groupers to mesmerizing common octopuses, this dive site is teeming with an abundance of marine species. Additionally, divers have the chance to encounter mediterranean sea bream, cuttlefish, red starfish, damselfish, and a variety of other reef fish.

With a visibility of 17m and a maximum depth of 35m, this dive site is suitable for advanced and expert divers who are seeking an exhilarating underwater experience. Located in the central region of Malta, close to the Wreck of Tug2 on Triq it-Torri in Sliema, this dive site offers convenient access for divers.

Immerse yourself in the history and natural beauty of the Bristol Beaufighter dive site. Plan your dive adventure in Malta today to explore this fascinating underwater world.