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The Inland Sea, also called Qawra is a scenic lagoon separated from the crystal clear waters of the Mediterranean Sea by a long tunnel rock formation. This amazing seawater lagoon and sea cave is great for swimming, scuba diving, or for photography!
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The Inland Sea is a small sea lake connected to the open Mediterranian Sea by a natural cave that forms narrow straight tunnel through the cliffs. The tunnel is wide enough to allow the passage of small boats. It is thought that the Inland Sea started life as a tunnel leading to a colossal sea cave and then the roof of the cave collapsed.
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Inland Sea is a little misleading as this stretch of water is only the size of a small lake. But it is a notable landmark and we were surprised how knowledgeable the local boatman were during a short 15 minute ride through the cave entrance seaward. This is very cheap (a few Euros each) and enhances the visit.
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The Inland Sea is a very popular and spectacular dive that can be can be done on the same day with the Blue Hole dive located close by. The dive at the Inland Sea and Tunnel starts in a 60m wide scenic inlet surrounded by high cliffs.
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The Inland Sea, sometimes called Qawra in Maltese and also known as Dwejra, is a lagoon of seawater on the island of Gozo linked to the Mediterranean Sea through an opening formed by a narrow natural arch. It was probably formed where a geological fault in the limestone had created a sea cave and the roof then collapsed. On one side there is a gently shelving stony beach with several fishermen.
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The average depth of the Inland Sea is about 18 meters, reaching in certain places deeper points: from 25 to 60 meters depth. The Inland Sea is really popular among divers. When the weather is good and waters are calm, divers can make a great dive along the tunnel. The underwater canyon is about 80 meters long.. MyMalta - Malta islands.
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The Inland Sea dive site is located on the west coast of Gozo, a stone's throw away from the Blue Hole Dive Site. The location of this dive site is very picturesque. Boat houses and high sea cliffs surround a shallow seawater lagoon. This lagoon joins the open sea via an 80 tunnel. Regular boat tours take visitors through the tunnel and out.
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The Inland Sea Tunnel, along with the Blue Hole and the ruins of the Azure Window, are a favourite diving destination in the Mediterranean. Scuba divers enter the tunnel at the Inland Sea and exit in open sea, or vice versa. This exciting dive is known for its ambiance such as the play of light on walls covered with coral and sponges.
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Unfortunately, Gozo's famed Azure Window sea arch crumbled into the sea during a big storm in March 2017, but the surrounding Dwejra Bay coastline is still wildly spectacular. Boat trips exploring the nearby Inland Sea also take in views of the arch underwater in gin-clear Mediterranean waters, while it's also possible to dive in the nearby.
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The Inland Sea is a cliff-bound lagoon connected to the open sea by a tunnel that runs for 100m through the headland of Dwejra Point. The tunnel is big…
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Living up to its name the Inland Sea is a seawater Lagoon, surrounded by high sheer cliffs, inside a sinkhole several hundred metres in diameter, located in Dwejra, Gozo. The Inland Sea is believed to have formed when the ceiling of a major cavern collapsed in on itself.
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Inland Sea is a shallow semi-circular lagoon of about 60 m wide connected to the Mediterranean Sea by 80 m long Tunnel cave through the rock. There is not much to see for divers in the Inland Sea. In the Inland Sea the maximum depth is around 2m. The bottom of the tunnel gets deeper and deeper.
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The Inland Sea, sometimes called "Il-Qawra" in Maltese, is a lagoon connected to the Mediterranean Sea through a narrow tunnel. Dramatic cliffs and a small fishing village add charm to the landscape. It's a place where time stands still, and nature's beauty takes centre stage. Long ago, there was probably a sea cave. Then the cave roof collapsed.
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The Inland Sea also boasts a stunning natural phenomenon known as the Blue Hole. This underwater sinkhole is a diver's paradise, offering a glimpse into an underwater world filled with marine life and coral formations. The Blue Hole is connected to the Inland Sea by a narrow underwater tunnel, providing a unique and exhilarating diving.
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Malta's Inland Sea is a small, almost entirely landlocked lagoon whose shores are lined with small fishing boats. Incredibly, on days when the sea is calm, these boats are able to leave the.
