Tugboat Rozi postcard

Tugboat Rozi postcard

Just returned from your scuba diving in Malta and the memories are still fresh? All the wrecks that you’ve seen.. the caves.. the reefs.. How about getting a postcard with your favorite wreck? Dive into the warm waters of the Mediterranean Sea again but this time without getting wet 🙂

This tugboat Rozi postcard makes a great post-dive souvenir. They come in a compact size, measuring just 127 x 178 mm, or 5 x 7 inches. They are cool, they are beautiful and they are very affordable (see below for shipping fees). Perfect for mailing to friends who need a relief from scuba diving blues or for yourself.

The postcards are printed on a heavy duty 350gsm (17pt) paper and come in a smooth matte finish and hence are shine-free, so no glare.

History of Tugboat Rozi

Tugboat Rozi or MV Rozi is a tugboat built in Bristol in 1958. Later in 1981 she was sold to Malta and started operating as tugboat in the Grand Harbour. Subsequently she was decommissioned and scuttled in 1992 for underwater safari tours. These tours do not operate anymore, so this is a purely artificial reef for scuba divers nowadays. This makes her one of the oldest man-made scuba diving wrecks in Malta. Together with the other wreck in the area – the P29, Tugboat Rozi is one of the most popular wrecks in Malta.