Diving the Wreck of the Rozi
Scuba Diving in Malta is best known for all the amazing wrecks you can dive, two of which are beside each other at the north of the Island, the P29, and this wreck the MV Rozi.
MV Rozi, original name Rossmore, was built in Bristol in 1958. In 1981 she was sold to Tug Malta with whom she worked as a tug boat until she was scuttled off Cirewwa in September 1992 by underwater safari tours.
The wreck of the Rozi is easily accessible from the nearby Ċirkewwa Harbour and is located close to the wreck of the patrol boat P29. It lies upright on a sandy bottom, at a depth of 36 metres, and is intact except for its engines and propeller.
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