Blue Hole

Blue Hole is one of the most famous diving sites in Gozo. A characteristic, natural “well” in the rock leads to the open sea through a rock arch. This place is very impressive both from the surface and underwater.

Diving in the Blue Hole combines spectacular topography, play of light and the opportunity to see the remains of the famous Azure Window, which collapsed in 2017. Underwater, huge stone blocks created labyrinths, passages and a unique landscape.

Inland Sea

Inland Sea is another iconic place in Gozo. The dive begins in a shallow, inner bay and then leads through a long tunnel towards the open sea. After leaving the tunnel, the space, wall and depth of the Mediterranean Sea open up.

This is one of those dives that perfectly shows the character of Gozo – it’s not just about sea life, but about space, rock, light and unusual formations.

Cathedral Cave

Cathedral Cave is one of the most beautiful caverns in Gozo. The interior creates a huge space with a dome into which daylight flows. Depending on the conditions, it is possible to emerge inside the caverna and see it from the inside.

This place will be especially appreciated by divers who like quiet exploration, light coming through rock openings and diving with a unique atmosphere.

Reqqa Point

Reqqa Point is a place for divers who like walls, space and stronger diving profiles. The dive takes place along a rock wall that provides a good reference point, even though there is considerable depth below.

In the Reqqa Point area you can find a lot of fish, interesting rock formations, and for more advanced divers, also entrances to deeper caves and chimneys.

Xwejni Bay

Xwejni Bay is a quieter location with convenient access from the shore. The place is perfect for first dives, warm-up, training and equipment fitting. The bay gradually descends, and further on there are rock formations, sandy fragments of the bottom and labyrinths among the rocks.

In shallow water, you can sometimes see herds of barracudas, which makes even easier dives very impressive.

Comino and the wreck of P31

Comino is a small island between Malta and Gozo, known for its blue water, caverns and boat diving. One of the most interesting places is the wreck of P31 – a former minesweeper prepared especially for divers and sunk near Comino.

The wreck lies relatively shallow, so it is a good place for first wreck experiences. It gives you the opportunity to see the structure of the ship, look into numerous holes and feel the atmosphere of wreck diving without very great depths.

Gozo Wrecks: Karvela, Xlendi and Cominoland

Gozo is also a great destination for shipwreck enthusiasts. The island area includes, among others: Karvela, Xlendi and Cominoland. These are wrecks of different nature, accessibility and difficulty level.

Karvela is one of Gozo’s most famous wrecks, valued for its structure and the possibility of more interesting exploration. Cominoland lies on a sandy bottom and is a popular destination for wreck divers. Xlendi is a large car ferry that turned upside down when it sank, so it requires a special approach and proper dive planning.