Tauchplätze

A shallow bay ideal for training and night dives. Posidonia sea grass, rocky and sandy bottoms, especially interesting near the wave breakers.

Picturesque shallow bay ideal for intro, training and night dives with underwater canyons and Posidonia areas.

Two rock arches on top of each other with schooling sardines and damselfish. Frequent barracuda sightings.

Drop-off with shallow plateau and scenic reef. Swim-through holes and overhangs.

Instructor favourite with good chances to see tuna, amberjacks, dentex and large groupers. Beautiful reef and chimney.

Small shaft-like cave often packed with shrimps. Limited space – max 4 divers.

Large cave approx. 70m deep into the rock with air pocket at the end.

Large cavern with air bubble. Magical blue light – surfacing inside is a must.

90 steps down into a fjord-like inlet leading to a diver’s paradise.

Crack in Gozo’s north cliffs with steep drop-off outside the cave.

Swim-throughs, caverns and walls. Hidden Azure Window visible underwater.

Corridor-like cave with freshwater source creating milky thermocline.

Boat dive to Gozo’s western point with reef and swim-through.

Dive from the lagoon through an 80m tunnel into the open Mediterranean Sea.

Spectacular landscape with caverns and chimneys. Azure Alps rock formations.

Large cavern below Coral Gardens with encrusting coral sponges.

Shallow plateau reef dropping to 40+ metres.

60m tunnel in shallow water with beautiful light effects.

Shallow inlet connected to Mgarr ix-Xini with easy caverns.

Shallow inlet with two small caverns. Popular macro site.

Large pinnacle from 9–40m with impressive drop-offs.

Shallow reef with drop-off, excellent macro opportunities.

Sheltered bay ideal during northerly winds.

Shallow sandy bay with easy conditions and rock arches.

Old Danish ferry scuttled in 1999, lies upside down on sandy bottom.

German-built ferry scuttled in 2006. Famous staircase.

Excursion boat scuttled in 2006 with easy penetration.

Former GDR minesweeper scuttled in 2009.

40m tugboat scuttled as artificial reef in 1992.

Former minesweeper and patrol boat, safe penetration.

Swedish-built oil tanker scuttled in 2022 outside Red Bay.

A spectacular cave system with multiple swim-throughs and light effects. Crystal clear water, sandy patches and dramatic rock formations make it ideal for photography and relaxed exploration.