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Location: Gibraltar (Gibraltar)
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Top Dive Sites (make sure you dive these!)
1 Camp Bay beach With 1 votes(s).
2 picos, petes pinnacle, camp bay With 1 votes(s).
3 SS Mollymock With 1 votes(s).
4 Camp Bay beach With 1 votes(s).
5 Europa Reef With 1 votes(s).

Marine Sightings:

Based on data from your reviews for Gibraltar. we know the following about the marine life you can expect to see.
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Reviews:

Here are the last 10 reviews for Gibraltar. Show all of them.
Visited Comments
March 2010 Lots of wrecks over 20 all within easy reach, from 6m to 30m
Date posted: 03-Mar-2010 11:57 by: Shane
March 2006 Bad weather forced beach dives, but wel worth it - visted the 'new' artificial reefs Returning in 2007 for new sights, wrecks etc...!! Gib is great out of the water as well - a little piece of England in the Med; recommended!!!
Date posted: 27-Apr-2007 13:01 by: sstickley
April 2005 loads of wrecks some off the shore. lots of dive sites with picos being a 62m wall dive. currents very unpredictable and very strong. viz from 4m to 30m. lots of life and loads of noise. water 14 to 18c. need to be a competent confident diver to get the best out of the area.
Date posted: 31-Oct-2005 00:05 by: steve c
June 2004 .
Date posted: 08-Jul-2005 17:49 by: jammer
May 2005 There was a Huge Conger on the SS Mollymock we had a very nervous dive trying to get a good photo of it, very camera shy.
Date posted: 07-Jun-2005 21:25 by: John


Wreck Dives:

Here are the wreck dives we know of for Gibraltar.
482m
A popular dive site of a cable laying barge, sunk as an artificial reef. The front hold has a short corridor at one end that can be passed through easily, making it ideal for virgin wreck penetrators
12m / 39ft
16m / 52ft
Deliberately sunk: 01-Jul-1990 Wreck penetration is possible. Technical or decompression diving. More info...

S. S. Excellent
This steel clad steamer sank after a collision in 1888. Lying upside down, she has three access points. The iron prop lies on the seabed.
25m / 82ft
30m / 98ft
Accidental sinking: 01-Jan-1888 Wreck penetration is possible. Technical or decompression diving. More info...

S. S. Rosslyn
A very scenic wreck dive. Lying at the bottom of the South Mole, she is fairly broken up but many pans are recognizable. Excellent for photography. Divers can still see the remains of her engine and boilers.
10m / 33ft
21m / 69ft
Accidental sinking: 01-Jan-1916 Wreck penetration not possible Technical or decompression diving. More info...