Guided Shore Dives on Gozo — Blue Waters Dive Cove
Guided shore dives on Gozo with an instructor as your guide — caves, reefs, tunnels and wrecks, all within 20 minutes' drive of Blue Waters Dive Cove in Qala. Tanks, weights and transport to the site are included. €45 for one dive; the 10-dive package is €300, or €30 a dive.
Gozo, Malta · €45 per person for one guided shore dive
What is this tour like?
Blue Waters Dive Cove in Qala runs guided shore dives for certified divers across Gozo, where every site is no more than 20 minutes' drive from the centre. Gozo has deep water straight from the shore, with depths of 40 m+ in some parts of the island, and a mix of caves, reefs, tunnels and wrecks. An instructor dives with you as your guide; tanks, weights and transport to and from the site are included.
One dive costs €45. Packages of 4, 8 and 10 dives cost €160, €280 and €300 — €40, €35 and €30 per dive. Night dives run regularly throughout the year for a €7 supplement. Around Comino the centre plans two guided boat dives for a €40 supplement per person, at sites such as the P31 wreck and the Santa Maria Caves.
Equipment is not part of the dive price. A full set (boots, fins, suit, regulator, BCD, mask) rents for €20 per day; a dive computer is not in the set and costs €7 extra. The centre is a 5–10 minute drive from Mġarr Harbour and 10 minutes from Victoria.
What are the highlights?
- Shore diving with an instructor-guide — caves, reefs, tunnels and wrecks around Gozo
- One dive €45, or packages of 4, 8 and 10 dives — €40, €35 and €30 per dive
- Tanks, weights and transport to the dive site included in every package
- Night dives run regularly throughout the year — €7 supplement
- Guided boat dives around Comino: two dives for a €40 supplement per person, with sites such as the P31 wreck and the Santa Maria Caves
How does the day go, hour by hour?
What's included in the price?
- Instructor as a dive guide
- Tanks and weights
- Transport to and from the dive site
What's not included?
- Dive equipment — full set rental available at €20/day (boots, fins, suit, regulator, BCD, mask)
- Dive computer — €7 extra
- Comino boat-dive supplement (€40 per person for 2 dives)
- Night-dive supplement (€7)
What should you know before you go?
Who runs this tour?
Where do we meet?
Blue Waters Dive Cove, Triq Il-kuncizzjoni, Qala, Gozo QLA 1709, Malta. The centre is a 5–10 minute drive from Mġarr Harbour; transport from the centre to the dive site is included.
Exact meeting point shared after booking.
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