From unlimited depths to wreck exploration and advanced techniques like the use of Nitrox, our specialties will allow you to discover the fascinating underwater world of Malta and beyond.
With expert instructors, high-quality equipment included, and transport to the dive site, you’ll enjoy a safe and thrilling experience while expanding your knowledge and earning international certifications.
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Are you passionate about exploring the depths of the ocean? With the PADI Deep Diver course in Malta, you can dive to a depth of 40 metres safely and confidently.
You’ll learn advanced techniques for handling the specific challenges of deep diving, such as air consumption, dive planning, and managing potential physiological effects.
Malta, with its crystal-clear waters and fascinating underwater landscapes, is the perfect place for this course. Discover caves, reefs, and wrecks in deeper areas while earning certification from PADI, the world’s most recognised diving organisation.
Includes: Advanced theory, 4 deep dives, and international certification.
Explore some of Malta’s most impressive wrecks, such as the famous Um El Faroud and many others. You will learn how to safely navigate inside and around these underwater structures, as well as techniques for mapping and analysing shipwrecks.
This certification not only enhances your diving skills but also allows you to experience the thrill of uncovering history beneath the waves. Malta, with its rich maritime history, is the ideal destination for wreck diving enthusiasts.
Includes: Wreck dives, theory sessions, and PADI certification.
Want to dive longer and with more safety? The PADI Nitrox Diver course teaches you to use enriched air (Nitrox), allowing you to extend your bottom time and reduce fatigue after the dive. Ideal for divers looking to maximise their underwater experiences.
In Malta, you will use Nitrox to explore reefs, caves, and wrecks for longer periods. With this course, you’ll be certified to dive with enriched air mixes anywhere in the world.
Includes: Theory classes, equipment setup, and PADI Nitrox certification.
Want to improve your control underwater? This course is designed to help you perfect your buoyancy, improving air consumption and reducing impact on the marine environment.
During the dives in Malta, you’ll work on specific techniques to keep suspended easily, adjust to different depths, and move efficiently. This course is essential for those who want to take their diving experience to the next level.
Includes: Open water practice and PADI certification.
Experience the magic of the ocean under a starry sky with the PADI Night Diver course. Discover how marine life changes at night and learn to use dive lights, night navigation techniques, and underwater communication.
Malta, with its incredible visibility and marine biodiversity, offers a spectacular setting for night diving. This course will allow you to enjoy unique and exciting dives that only the night can offer.
Includes: 3 night dives and PADI certification.
Prepare for any emergency with the Emergency First Response (EFR) course. You will learn essential first aid skills, CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation), and handling specific emergencies in the water.
This course is ideal for divers and non-divers alike who want to improve their ability to respond to critical situations. In Malta, you will train with expert instructors who will guide you step by step in a safe environment.
Includes: Theory, emergency drills, and internationally recognised EFR certification.
Learn from certified PADI or SSI instructors in small groups designed to provide personalised attention.
Whether you’re a beginner or expert, we offer the perfect course for you in a prime location.
The minimum age for our courses is 10 years (Junior Open Water). For most advanced specialties, a minimum age of 12 years is required.
All our courses include:
Yes! PADI certifications are recognised worldwide and allow you to dive independently anywhere.
You only need:
You can dive in Malta year-round, but spring and summer offer the best visibility and weather conditions.
You must complete a medical form before starting. If you have a pre-existing condition, you may need clearance from a doctor.
No, it’s very important that you do not fly for at least 24 hours after your last dive. This allows excess nitrogen in your body to safely dissipate and reduces the risk of decompression sickness (DCS). If you plan to fly, make sure to plan your dives with enough time in advance.
