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Underwater Photo Location: Red Coral Reef

Underwater Photo Location: Red Coral Reef

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Red Coral Reef is a dive that you can stay just about as long as you like. It is only 10 meters deep so your deco time is a gift from god:) also since it is not deep the colors shout out at you and it is one of the few places in the med you can see the red coral. It is located right off St Julians. We had gone with one of the dive shops in St Julians (Neptunes Dive Center).
They have a dive boat and it only took us 5 min from the base to get there. If you like colors this will be the dive for you!


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Facts about Red Coral Reef
  • It is in Malta
  • Red Coral Reef is in the Mediterranean Sea.
  • The typical depth is 0-10 Metres 0-30 Feet.
  • The typical visibility is 30+ Metres 100+ Feet.
Dive types
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Marine Life
bigsmallturtlescoral

Diving facilities
airinstructionfriendly

Photo facilities
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by Jeannot Kuenzel
This is a Skeleton Shrimp (Caprella) in its natural environment. They are very, very tiny little aliens, only about 3mm in length. This one was found at a depth of approx. 8m on a mooring line in Malta. I used a self-made darkfield flash.
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