Maltaqua Scuba Diving
About
Found in Malta, Maltaqua Scuba Diving is a diving centre. The centre operates from Mosta Road in San Pawl il-Baħar SPB 3114, placing it in the island's northern coastal belt.
Divers heading out with Maltaqua Scuba Diving can expect the Mediterranean's rocky reefs and clear limestone waters, where octopus, sea bream and moray eels are common encounters. The centre provides the full set of diving equipment, so tanks, regulators, buoyancy compensators and wetsuits are supplied for each session. A rating of 5 out of 5 reflects how divers rate the operation, with 123 reviews backing that standing. That volume of feedback makes it one of the more reviewed diving centres on the island.
The venue's website at http://www.maltaqua.com/ serves as the online point of reference. Valletta lies within reach for those combining a dive trip with time in the capital.
Malta's Mediterranean climate brings hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters. Buses cover the island and Gozo, there is no passenger railway, and traffic drives on the left. Everyday food includes ġbejna cheeselets, bigilla bean dip and ftira bread with tomatoes and olive oil.
Frequently Asked Questions
What dive sites can you expect with Maltaqua Scuba Diving?
Diving with Maltaqua Scuba Diving puts you in the waters around Malta, whose rugged limestone coastline and lack of rivers shape the reefs, caves and wrecks you can visit. Nearby places such as Valletta sit close to the dive areas the centre uses.
What equipment is included when diving with Maltaqua Scuba Diving?
Maltaqua Scuba Diving is a scuba diving centre on Malta, and the gear supplied with each dive is confirmed when you arrange your booking. The island's warm, dry summers and mild, wet winters mean most diving is done in comfortable conditions, with any extra kit you need arranged alongside your place.
Do you need certification to dive with Maltaqua Scuba Diving?
Certification requirements for diving with Maltaqua Scuba Diving depend on the course or dive you book, so the centre's own site at http://www.maltaqua.com/ is the place to confirm what certificate or qualification each option needs. Divers without a licence can still ask about entry-level training that leads to certification.
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