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Embark on a diving adventure in Malta, among famous wrecks, spectacular rock arches, and turquoise waters in the heart of the Mediterranean.
Located in the heart of the Mediterranean, between Sicily and the Tunisian coast, Malta can be reached in less than two hours by plane from France. The archipelago consists of three main islands: Malta, Gozo, and Comino, which are close to each other and easily accessible. During your diving stay in Malta, you will discover a scuba diving experience in the Mediterranean renowned for the clarity of its water, with visibility reaching up to 40 meters in the beautiful season.
Gozo is distinguished by its rugged underwater terrain. You will navigate along vertical drop-offs, submerged cliffs, and caves carved into the limestone. The walls are covered with yellow and orange encrusting anemones and are home to moray eels, groupers, octopuses, and nudibranchs. Depending on the sites and the current, barracudas and other pelagic species can be observed in open water.
Another major asset is the density of wrecks accessible from the shore or by dive boat. Among them is the Tugboat Rozi, a 40-meter tugboat intentionally sunk, as well as destroyers, supply ships, a submarine, planes, and the Polynesian liner. These colonized structures complement reef dives and add a historical dimension to your exploration.
Beyond the water, you can enjoy an archipelago located at the crossroads of civilizations. Valletta, the capital elected European Capital of Culture in 2018, bears witness to this rich heritage.
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"An intense Mediterranean island where ancient history and the deep sea meet. Malta combines a rich historical culture, fascinating architecture, and exceptional marine life. Aboard and ashore, Malta captivates with its light, its marine panoramas, and that Mediterranean sweetness of life, where each cove and each cliff invite exploration."
"Malta is one of the top diving playgrounds in the Mediterranean. Mythical wrecks, spectacular drop-offs, underwater caves and grottos punctuate dives around the archipelago. DUNE itineraries explore the best sites, suitable for all levels and offering exceptional diversity."
"Diving in Malta can be practiced for much of the year thanks to the temperate Mediterranean climate. The best conditions are generally observed from spring to autumn, when the water is warmer, the sea is calmer, and visibility is often at its maximum. DUNE itineraries are adapted season by season to optimize the comfort of diving excursions."
"Organizing a diving cruise or stay in Malta with DUNE is simple and efficient: easy arrival from several European cities, direct embarkation for boat dives or comfortable accommodation for land-based diving stays. Simply choose the format suited to your desires (wrecks, caves, drift dives) and your level."
