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Malta Dive Sites

Malta’s warm water, reefs, caves and wreck diving are suited to all levels of experience.

The calmness and clarity of the sea makes for excellent visibility and creates impressive conditions for first time divers and beginners and for the more experienced diver there are plenty of challenging dives to choose from.

On most days the  clear blue Mediterranean sea is ideal for scuba diving  with coves, beaches and wrecks to be found on the coastlines of the island and on those rare days when the conditions aren’t ideal, we usually visit Valleta and dive within the shelter of the two harbours where the wrecks of HMS Maori and the X127 can be found.  It has to be said, there is always somewhere to dive around Malta!

Diving Malta and Gozo

Um el Faroud

Um el Faroud The Um El Faroud was a 10,000 ton Libyan owned single screw motor tanker. Following a gas explosion during maintenance work in 1995, she was scuttled off the coast of Malta as an artificial reef and Diving attraction. The Um El Faroud was built in 1969 at Smith Dock co. Ltd Middlesbrough, [...]

Tugboat Tug 2 (Exiles)

Tugboat Tug 2 (Exiles)

Tugboat tug 2 - The Exiles wreck The vessel scuttled is the tugboat tug2. The tugboat is 30m long, has a 7.5 beam and is 15.2m to the top of the wheel house. It has a footprint of approximately 200m2. The tugboat was built at Malta dry docks and was decommissioned after more than a [...]

Diving Malta and Gozo

The MV Imperial Eagle and Statue of Jesus Christ

The MV Imperial Eagle The Imperial Eagle was a former ferry boat between Malta and Gozo. She was 45 m long with 9.2 m beam. The wreck sits perfectly upright on sandy seabed at depth of 42m. The deck is 32 m deep and the wreck is open for penetration. Scuttled: 19th July 1999 Length: [...]

Learn to dive Malta and Gozo

Rozi Tug Boat

The Rozi Tugboat The Rozi tugboat wreck was sunk in 1992 as an underwater attraction by a company offering submarine trips. The submarine trips fizzled out but the wreck of course remained as an outstanding diving attraction.  Lying in a depth of almost 40 metres, the wreck can be seen complete due to the exceptional [...]

Learn to dive Malta and Gozo

P29 Patrol Boat

The P29 Minesweeper Patrol Boat The Kondor Class minesweeper was orginally built for the German navy but later used by the Armed forces of Malta as a patrol boat. The sinking of the Patrol boat as a diving attraction was arranged by the Malta Marine Foundation and sponsored by the Malta Tourism Authority.  A sister [...]

Diving The Maltese Islands With Paradise Diving

Generally and weather permitting, May to October allows us to provide three boat dives a day, diving off Malta, Gozo, Comino and Cominetto. We return to the beach after each dive so you can have lunch with your not diving companions. The dive boats depart from our own jetty on our beach making this the most convenient diving experience that satisfies all.

Dive boats will be limited during the winter months, we generally dive from the shore at Malta and Gozo sites with limited boat dives to Comino. Visiting Wrecks Reefs and Caverns.

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Malta’s best located diving cente, situated at Cirkewwa, Malta’s premier dive site. Winners of the Malta Tourism competition for the best diving instructor in Malta, for the year ending 2006, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015. Easy access to Malta, Gozo, Comino and Cominetto, departing by speedboat from our private sandy Blue Flag beach.

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