Location: 800m out from Xorb L-Ghagin
Maximum Depth: 42m
Certification Required: AOWD or equivalent
On the 13 December 1941 was sent out to bombing raid, after few minutes it has left the airport it was quickly attacked. The pilots decided to ditch the bomber near Xorb L-Ghagin. All the three crew escape with little injury. Nowadays the bomber is laying upright on a sandy bottom with the wings and centre fuselage still intact. This dive has to be done by boat. Good dive to do on Nitrox 28%
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