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Tug 10

Also known as: Tugboat 10 · Number 10

The tug worked in Grand Harbour and was cleaned and opened up before sinking, together with the St Michael, to create an artificial reef. Its bow rests against the base of the reef. Both small wrecks are now covered in sponges and corals and are usually seen on the same dive. Nudibranchs are plentiful. The site is sheltered from north-west winds.

Divesite facts

Categories
Wreck, Artificial reef
Typical depth range
Down to 24 m

Tags

wreck artificial reef nudibranch shore dive

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