The Gozo Ferry may occasionally use the rear quay
and hence one should not surface too far out from
the coast.
Visibility
3 - 10 meters
Navigation
To make a dive on the Rozi all you
have to do is make a giant stride entry from the
iron structure (a semi built pier), and take a
bearing of 300deg. Follow this bearing, noting
that you are roughly following a reef wall to
your right. You will come to either an anchor at
25m, or the back of the tug boat in 30m. If you
find the anchor first, turn slightly right to the
direction indicated by the anchor and you will
soon see the wreck. If you have not seen anything
by the time you are in 33 - 36 m you have missed
the wreck and must turn back. In summer there is
also a buoy tied to the wreck itself. Just make a surface swim of a few minutes
then down and enjoy the dive. This site is
visited by divers all year round night and
day, and probably you can see more divers than
fish. On your return you can also see a statue of
St Mary at 20 meters of water. When you find it
you can say that you have also found your exit
point. The fish here love being fed and greet
divers enthusiastically.
Entry/Exit Points
You can go down an old pier or else down a
passage way.
To make a dive on the Rozi all you
have to do is make a giant stride entry from the
iron structure (a semi built pier), and take a
bearing of 300deg. Follow this bearing, noting
that you are roughly following a reef wall to
your right. You will come to either an anchor at
25m, or the back of the tug boat in 30m. If you
find the anchor first, turn slightly right to the
direction indicated by the anchor and you will
soon see the wreck. If you have not seen anything
by the time you are in 33 - 36 m you have missed
the wreck and must turn back. In summer there is
also a buoy tied to the wreck itself. Just 
make a surface swim of a few minutes
then down and enjoy the dive. This site is
visited by 