At the tip of the Delimara Peninsula, past Marsaxlokk, is a small square rock which indicates the diving area.  The dive is reached by boat.  An underwater reef commences at a depth of about 9 meters and drops gradually down to 12 meters where one discovers a vertical cliff down to 25 meters.  There is also a cave and a vertical tunnel right back to the top of the reef.  The bottom is littered with some large boulders.  Amongst these one can see the elusive grouper.  Beyond these on the seabed of open sand, stingrays are often seen.  Throughout the dive, various other fish and marine life can be seen.     

Maximum depth - 25 metres