Difficulty
Beginner
Best Season
May – October
Water Temp
14–26°C (57–79°F)
Visibility
20–40m (65–130ft)
Why Dive Malta?
Historic wrecks, clear water, and accessible European diving
Malta is a developed EU nation with excellent infrastructure, English-speaking locals, and rich history. Combine diving with cultural tourism.
Dive Highlights
- Purpose-sunk ships and aircraft for divers
- Ancient underwater artifacts and amphorae
- Crystal-clear Mediterranean water
- Shore-accessible dive sites
Signature Dive Sites
Um El Faroud wreck
HMS Maori wreck
P31 patrol boat
Blue Hole (Gozo)
Inland Sea
Marine Life You Might See
GrouperBarracudaOctopusMoray eelsDamselfishTemperate species
Photo Gallery
Conditions & Logistics
Certification Level
Open Water+
Typical Conditions
Generally calm, some exposed sites
Getting There
Direct flights to Malta International Airport (MLA) from most European cities. Very accessible.
Travel Tips
- Bring 5-7mm wetsuit for cooler months
- Visit Gozo for the best shore diving
- Explore Malta's medieval history
- Very affordable compared to other Mediterranean destinations
Recommended Training
Frequently Asked Questions About Malta
QIs Malta good for wreck diving?
Excellent! Malta has purposely sunk ships and aircraft specifically for divers, creating some of Europe's best wreck diving. Sites range from 15-40m depth, suitable for various experience levels.
QCan I dive year-round in Malta?
Yes, but you'll need a thicker wetsuit (7mm or drysuit) for winter diving (December-March when water is 14-16°C). Summer (June-September) offers warm 24-26°C water.
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