Malta: Discover Scuba Diving in crystal clear waters
Malta
Experience the thrill of scuba diving for the first time in the crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean Sea. Learn how to use scuba diving equipment with a professional instructor.
Discover Scuba Diving in Cirkewwa, Malta
This introduction to scuba diving in the protected marine park of Cirkewwa is ideal for beginners and those new to the sport.
Highlights
- Experience breathing underwater for the first time
- Learn to use scuba diving equipment with a professional instructor
- Dive in the clear Mediterranean waters
- Explore the Cirkewwa marine park underwater environment
- Complete a brief online learning lesson before your dive
Description
Begin with a briefing at the dive center, where you will download an app to access an online learning lesson. Complete this lesson by watching short videos and taking a quiz before entering the water.
After familiarizing yourself with the equipment at the center, travel to a nearby dive site. In a small group with an experienced instructor, you will receive an introduction to the equipment and the dive site.
In the water, you will perform three basic exercises before touring the dive site. The area is shallow, calm, and safe, with a maximum dive depth of 12 meters. This controlled environment offers a reassuring introduction to scuba diving.
After the dive, you will receive a completion email. Further information is available if you wish to continue your scuba training.
Includes
- Experienced instructor
- Diving equipment
- Online learning lesson
- Transport to dive site
- Dive site tour
Excludes
- Food and drinks
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
Important Information
- Complete the online learning before the dive
- Maximum dive depth is 12 meters
- Small group size for personalized attention
- Receive a completion email after the dive
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
For your dive, bring a swimsuit, towel, and a sense of adventure. The best time to visit is during calm sea conditions, typically from spring to early autumn.