Fessej Rock
Also known as: Black Rock · Skoll tal-Fessej
Fessej Rock is a dark rock rising about 15 m out of the sea south of Mġarr Harbour, about 350 m south-east of Il-Kantra. The dive circles the rock along a wall of huge boulders and swim-throughs.
Divers can descend to the depth they want and then spiral up around the rock. The boulder wall and its passages are the main feature. Dentex, barracuda and tuna hunt around it, while painted combers, rainbow wrasse, tube worms, octopus and seahorses are found closer to the rock.
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