Echoes of War: Tec Diving Malta's WWII Shipwrecks
Вставка
- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- Plunge into the deep blue waters of Malta and embark on an exhilarating Tec Diving adventure exploring the hauntingly beautiful WWII shipwrecks. As you descend into the crystal-clear depths, the silhouettes of sunken warships emerge from the shadows, revealing a world frozen in time. Navigate through the eerie corridors of submarines and battleships, where history whispers from every rusted hull and forgotten artifact. Encounter the vibrant marine life that now calls these relics home, weaving through the remains of wartime machinery and weaponry. Each dive is a journey through history, combining the thrill of technical diving with the awe of uncovering Malta's underwater secrets. Whether you're gliding past towering ship masts or peering into the ghostly interiors of sunken vessels, Tec Diving the WWII shipwrecks in Malta promises an unforgettable blend of adventure, history, and the serene beauty of the deep sea.
#TecDiving #MaltaShipwrecks #WWIIDiving #UnderwaterAdventure #DeepSeaExploration #HistoricDiving #ScubaLife #WreckDiving #DiveMalta #TecDivingMalta #cadiveguy
Great video! Hope to see
You guys again soon!
Times have changed ... back in 1974 I was based there and found you could just walk into a 'Dive Shop' and rent a tank, reg, mask and flippers for around $15 a day with refills/ tank swap for $5. No experience or training necessary!!
would suggest to can the disco music as you narrate...
Times have changed, liability concerns have lead those changes
Stunning water clarity. Looks like it wasn’t terribly cold too.
@@annaadelman4876 visibility was over 100 ft or 35 meters. Temps were in the low 60s
Intersting video. HMS Maori was named after the Maori people of New Zealand is pronounced more Mao-ri than Ma-ori
Thanks! I am the worst at remembering and pronouncing names 😂
Pleas re-upload this without the background music.
Such a beautiful summary.
Both Malta and Gozo are stunning islands (didn´t make it to visit Comino though).
I have been there twice (2013 & 2014).
It´s worth a visit.