Inland sea canvas print
Inland Sea
In the heart of the Mediterranean, Gozo, the second-largest island in the Maltese archipelago, welcomes scuba divers from all over the world with its captivating landscapes and rich history. Inland Sea, located in the quiet village of Dwejra a scuba diving haven located right next to the former Azure Window, a natural limestone arch that sadly collapsed in 2017.
History of Inland Sea:
Inland Sea has a history that goes alongside with the cultural and geological features of Gozo. Calm and turquoise waters are linked to the Mediterranean Sea through a narrow opening in the cliffs, creating a tranquil lagoon.
Formerly graced by the presence of the iconic Azure Window, a natural limestone arch that attracted tourists from around the world, Inland Sea continues to be a magnetic draw for those seeking underwater exploration. While the Azure Window collapsed, leaving behind a void in the coastline, the Inland Sea still stands strong with the beauty of Gozo underwater world.
Scuba Diving in Gozo:
Gozo has earned a reputation as a premier destination for scuba diving enthusiasts, offering a diverse underwater landscape and an abundance of marine life. Inland Sea, situated in close proximity to the former Azure Window, is a prime location for scuba diving, inviting enthusiasts to discover its underwater caves and a magnificent tunnel.
Scuba divers of all skill levels are welcomed by Gozo clear visibility, warm waters, and unique geological formations. Inland Sea presents a wonderful underwater experience that caters to both novices and experienced divers alike.
Underwater Photography:
For those with a penchant for capturing the beauty beneath the surface, Inland Sea provides an ideal backdrop for underwater photography. The crystal-clear waters offer excellent visibility, allowing photographers to capture the enchanting underwater topography.
Facts about Gozo:
Gozo, with its rustic charm and laid-back atmosphere, is a unique destination that goes beyond its underwater allure. Some interesting facts about Gozo include:
- Size and Population: Covering an area of approximately 67 square kilometers, Gozo is home to around 31,000 people.
- Historical Significance: Gozo boasts a rich history, with evidence of human habitation dating back to prehistoric times. Visitors can explore ancient temples, medieval fortifications, and charming villages that reflect the island’s storied past.
- Local Culture: Gozo’s distinct culture is influenced by its history and proximity to Sicily. The locals, known as Gozitans, are known for their friendliness and welcoming nature, providing visitors with a sense of genuine hospitality.
Exploring Dwejra:
Dwejra is a gateway to the hidden treasures of Gozo’s underwater world. Former Azure window – he collapsed limestone arch serves as a poignant reminder of the ever-changing nature of the landscape.
As divers descend into the depths of the Inland Sea, they are greeted by an underwater realm characterized by rocky formations.
Scuba Diving Experience in Inland Sea:
Diving into the Inland Sea is an unforgettable experience. Calm and sheltered nature of the lagoon makes it an ideal location for both novice and experienced divers. The relatively shallow depths, coupled with the clear visibility, provide an excellent environment for exploration. Average depth inside the tunnel is approximately 20 meters.
Safety Measures and Dive Centers:
As with any scuba diving experience, safety is paramount. Divers planning to explore Inland Sea should ensure that they adhere to proper safety measures and guidelines. It is advisable to dive with reputable dive centers that are well-equipped and experienced in navigating the unique underwater terrain of Gozo.
Dive centers in Gozo offer a range of services, including guided dives, equipment rental, and certification courses for those looking to enhance their scuba diving skills. Experienced instructors familiar with the local conditions can provide valuable insights into the best dive sites and ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for divers of all levels.
And of course, there is a dive center right next to Inland Sea – Dwejra divers.
Canvas print/wall art details
Wondering how your shiny canvas print will feel like? Will the underwater wall art fit your home or home office style? We’ve got your covered:
The canvas prints are made from FSC certified wood which ensuring a long-lasting and high-quality product.
The canvas (or as it is sometimes called – slim canvas) has an approximately 2cm / 0.8″ thick wood stretcher bar. We use coated fabric, which is a blend of cotton and polyester for the canvas substrate. This provides a weight of approximately 300-350gsm/110-130lb and a thickness of 350-400 microns giving you a sturdy and durable product.
Hanging kit is of course included as well!
All canvas prints are shipped in protective packaging and strong boxes, so your new wall art will arrive safe and strong.
No matter where in the world are you, there is likely a production center either in your country, or very close to the country you’re in. Currently there are production centers in 20 countries, including EU (most of the EU countries so there’s no import duty/taxes on any EU orders), Americas (United states, Canada and Brazil), Africa (South Africa), Asia (India) and Australia.
This means that it is very likely that your underwater wall art order will be shipped to you as soon as possible and the shipping price would definitely not break a bank.
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