Diving in Gozo

Explore diving in Gozo

The island is very small, and it takes between 5 to max. 25 minutes only to get to the many different dive sites Gozo has to offer. The sites are individually chosen by your dive guide according to the wind and weather on the very day as well as your experience & abilities. It is our aim to find the most suitable spots for you, and your wishes and suggestions are always welcome!

Most of the diving here is done from shore. Additionally we have our own RIB, and are able to offer fantastic boat dives all along the North coast of Gozo. Special dive sites like Wied Il Mielah and St. Dimitri Point are only a short boat ride away from our dive centre and there is usually very few divers around.
Additionally we charter a hard boat once a week for our popular fullday trip to Comino.

When to dive in Gozo

We are open all year round.

Summer months are our peak season. You will find it more quiet, but still warm in May / June and also September/October.

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More Information

There is only one airport in Malta: Luqa International. From here you will need to take a bus or taxi to Cirkewwa. This is the harbour for the Gozo channel passenger ferry. The ferry journey takes around 20-25 minutes to arrive in Gozo.

Time Zone

UTC+02:00

Phone

+356

Currency

EUR

Voltage

230 V

Pressure

Bar (bar)

Plug

Languages

English, Maltese

1st Stage

DIN

Domestic airports

Malta Intl. (MLA)

International airports

Malta Intl. (MLA)

Hyperbaric chamber

Gozo

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