Dive Sites

Blue Hole

A shore dive in Gozo that’s sure to put a smile on any divers face. Entry point being just right under the Azure window is already spectacular in itself. As you enter the crystal clear waters in the blue hole its self you can start your descent. At around 5 meters you will see the opening that leads out into the open sea. I have given this a 5 star rating, its by far the best of the best as dives go!

Coral Cave

On the opposite side of the Blue Hole you will find Coral Cave. Safe and open this is the ultimate in blue water cave diving. Average depth is 25 meters for this dive.

Inland Sea

A shore dive in Gozo. After a short surface swim to the entrance of the cave you descend to a depth of 5 meters, this quickly increase to about 18 meters as you start your swim through the cave. The average depth for this dive is 28 meters but if you are a beginner you may choose to do the dive at any shallower depth whilst still getting the full effect of the cave.

Cirkewwa

Cirkewwa is my favorite place to dive in malta, it has 7 different dive sites and has very clear blue waters. It is found at the northwest tip of the island right by the Gozo ferry. It is one of the most popular dive sites on the island and it is suitable for all levels of experience.

Ghar Lapsi

Situated on the south of Malta and offers 2 very different dives. One is a reef dive at a depth of 15 meters and the othe is a cave dive with lots of different tunnels to explore.

Zurrieq’s Bell Tower Cave

Located at the south of the island at a very pretty fishing village the Bell Tower Cave is at a depth of 28 meters and has 3 different exit points to insure a safe cave dive.

Carolita Barge

WW2 wreck done as a shore dive on Manoel Island with very easy access. The depth varies from 3 to 21 meters as the wreck is lying on a sloping bottom. The wreck is in a very sheltered location and is good to dive on when everywhere else rough.

HMS Moari

This wreck is located in Marsamxett Harbour. It is a WW2 wreck lying in 16 meters of water and very easy to access. A perfect dive to teach you about some of Malta’s history. It is well sheltered and easy to dive. The life on the wreck is abundant. When in season a fair amount of sting rays and sea horses have been spotted on the wreck.

L'Ahrax Beach

Located at the north east of the island L’Ahrax cave is the dive for cave lovers. Average depth is 20 meters.

Tugboat Rozi

The Rozi is my favorite wreck dive on the island, its sits perfectly on a sand base bottom. The wreck was scuttled as a tourist attraction in 1991. The wreck is a 30 meter harbour tug, full of marine life and is fully in tact. It’s in a depth range between 25 and 35meters. Upper deck lies at 25meters and rudder is at a depth of 36 meters.

UM El Faroud

Size does matter. It was an oil tanker that was scuttled following an explosion in the dry docks when maintenance work was being carried out on it. It lies at a maximum depth of 36 meters. This wreck is so big that you can only see a portion of it in one dive. It is also abundant with fish.

Zurrieq Blue Grotto

This dive is made up of beautiful topography and the area is occupied by numerous fish, some of them being painted combers, damselfish, scorpion fish, sting rays and others. .

Patrol Boat P29

This 50 metre long Patrol boat.The wreck was scuttled as an attraction for divers on 14th August 2007. It was originally a German Minesweeper before seeing service as a Patrol Boat for the Maltese Navy. Max depth on this is 37 meters but the entire dive me be done at 25 meters.

Anchor Bay

Located at Popeye’s Village. The cave at Anchor bay makes for a good start to your holiday diving. A max depth of 14 meters and a 20 minute swim gives you time to refresh your skills underwater.

2 Tugs Marsascala

Located on the south of the island in the village of Marsascala the 2 Tugs lie on a sand base bottom at a max depth of 21 meters. On one dive it is normal to vists both wrecks as they lie only 50 meters apart.

Comino Island

Located in the middle of Malta and Gozo lies the small island of Comino. The small island has a vast selection of caves and reefs. The average depth is 15 meters on all the dives we do there. Fish feeding and shark tooth hunting are just a couple of activities we carry out on Comino.