Dwejra Marine Protected Area Adventures
Dwejra Marine Protected Area, located on the western coast of Gozo, Malta, is renowned for its striking seascape and diverse marine life, making it a prime destination for diving and snorkeling.
About Dwejra Marine Protected Area
The Dwejra Marine Protected Area, situated in Gozo, Malta, offers a dramatic coastal landscape marked by its rugged cliffs and azure waters. This locale is famous for its diverse marine ecosystems, including various species of fish, corals, and other marine fauna, providing exceptional opportunities for snorkeling and scuba diving. Historically, the area has been a maritime hub, with local lore echoing through the geological formations such as Fungus Rock and the now-collapsed Azure Window. The site is a testament to the island's rich natural heritage and is a popular spot for photographers, geological enthusiasts, and anyone looking to experience the beauty of the Mediterranean Sea in an environmentally sustainable manner.
Highlights
Fungus Rock, an iconic feature rising sharply from the sea
Rich marine biodiversity ideal for snorkeling and scuba diving
The Inland Sea, a unique saltwater lagoon connected to the Mediterranean
Scenic views and geological formations attracting photographers and nature lovers
Notable Natural Features
Fungus Rock
A massive limestone formation believed to host a rare medicinal fungus.
Inland Sea
A small lagoon linked to the open sea by a natural archway.
Azure Window (collapsed)
Once a famous natural arch, its remnants are still a popular dive spot.