The magical beauty of wrecks on the ocean floor

Wrecks off the island of Gozo, Malta, make the waters of this place a mysterious beauty, as hidden from an ancient story.

These impressive photographs, including the Rozi wreck, were performed by underwater photographer Wojciech Podhorski off the island of Gozo, Malta.

Podhorski recorded these photos during the vacation with friends.This is one of his works on Um El Faroud wreck.

The group of divers went down to a depth of 30 m to discover ruined wrecks.In the picture, a diver is swimming in P29, formerly a patrol ship of Malta, located off Gozo.

Um El Faroud shipwreck with impressive beauty attracted many visitors from all over the world to explore.

The multicolored marine creatures have invaded the wreck of P29.

Um El Faroud was sunk to the seabed after a gas explosion during maintenance in 1995.

This haunting picture captures the remains of a ship that explores mines P29.

The Rozi vessel, which was no longer operated, was located on the seabed near the port of keirkewwa, making artificial reefs for coral growth.

In 1992, the Rozi ship specialized in underwater tours under the management of Captain Morgan.Currently, this tour is no longer available, but divers still flock here to admire the wreck.

Um El Faroud is also used as an artificial coral reef, with countless species of fish and sea creatures growing.

Um El Faroud weighs 10,000 tons, is 115 meters long, creating many areas for divers to explore.

The beautiful and mysterious Rozi ship is located at a depth of 36 m near the island of Gozo.

Many divers reach different parts of Um El Faroud.Now, this wreck is home to marine fish.

Podhorski said that diving in shipwrecks is quite dangerous.You have to pay attention to the surroundings because there are many sharp metal pieces.

To record images of wrecks like the P29, Podhorski uses cylinders with different gas mixtures to maximize the time spent underwater.