The P31 wreck with its prolific marine life and clear sandy bottom offers enthusiasts many photo opportunities. Shoals of small fish like damselfish live above the P31, Cardinal fish inside it and scorpion fish on and below its decks.

P31 became a patrol boat within the Offshore Command of the Maritime Squadron of the Armed Forces of Malta. A third sister ship, Boltenhagen, was purchased in 1997 and was given the pennant number P29. Since the former minesweepers were purchased unarmed, some light armament was then added by the AFM.

2024年6月13日 · The P31 Patrol Boat is a shallow wreck which was scuttled just outside the Crystal Lagoon in Comino, Gozo’s sister island. Since it was sunk for divers in 2009 it has been one of the most popular dive sites in Malta and Gozo. The P31 served the Malta Maritime Squadron for 13 years, patrolling Maltese waters up to 2004.

360° VR | Dive the famous "P31" wreck in front of Comino, a small island between Gozo and Malta. The original "Pasewalk" was a minesweeper built in the 1960’s in former East Germany. After the...

The P31 wreck is located off the coast of Comino Island, between the main islands of Malta and Gozo. How deep is the P31 wreck? The wreck lies at a depth of around 18-20 meters (59-66 feet), making it accessible to both beginner and advanced divers .

2024年10月25日 · The P31 is reached by boat from Malta or Gozo. There are several dive boat operators regularly offering trips. Dive centers in the Maltese Islands are unlikely to have their own boats, as the characteristics of the dive sites are such that diving is mainly from the shore, so they simply book seats for their guests with the boat operators once ...

Dive the P31 Wreck: A 52m Kondor class minesweeper resting at 20m. Perfect for open water exploration and discovering the old radio room. Suitable for all divers.

Experience my full dive of the P31 patrol boat wreck in Gozo! A really fantastic dive. The ship was sunk intentionally in 2009 for divers we were able to pen...

The P31 wreck is in the top 5 favourite dive sites in Gozo. It is a captivating wreck dive steeped in history and epic photographic opportunity. Originally a German minesweeper, the P31 found a new purpose as a patrol boat for the Armed Forces of Malta after being sold to the Maltese Government in 1992.

P31 wreck is a boat dive for all levels of certified divers. The shallow depth makes this a great training wreck for beginners, and interesting also for more experienced divers. Many areas were left open and the wreck is easy to penetrate; divers can swim through P31 all the way from the stern to the bow, although there is lots of sand inside ...