Malta stands out for its combination of historical wrecks, natural caves, well-preserved rocky seabeds, and exceptional visibility. Add to this stable sea conditions and convenient access from shore or boat.
Among the most valued spots are Um El Faroud, HMS Maori, Cirkewwa, Blue Hole (Gozo), and Santa Maria Caves (Comino). They offer a great variety of dives: wrecks, caves, walls, and shallow seabeds with crystal-clear waters.
The Maltese wrecks are intentionally sunk, well-preserved, and clearly marked. They cover different depths, which allows you to dive them progressively, from a first Try Dive + Wrecks to technical explorations.
Comino is known for its extremely clear waters, shallow caves, and light seabeds. It is perfect for relaxed diving, snorkeling, and underwater photography, especially on days with good light.
Yes. There are shallow and protected dives for those starting with a Try Dive, as well as deep wrecks, caves, and technical diving for more experienced divers. The variety of spots allows you to adapt the dive to each level.
You can dive all year round. In summer the water is warmer and calmer, while in winter the visibility is usually excellent and there are fewer divers in the most popular spots.
Both options are common. Diving from the coast is comfortable and very frequent, while boat trips allow access to caves, walls, and exclusive areas around Comino and Gozo.
