Malta Blue Diving

Malta Blue Diving is situated in the heart of Sliema, conveniently located within the Preluna Hotel. This central position allows you to easily access the island's most famous dive sites, ranging from deep wreck penetrations to shallow reef systems and natural tunnels.

The centre is built around a professional approach to both recreational and specialty diving. Whether you are looking to complete your first certification or are searching for advanced wreck and night diving training, the focus remains on technical precision and diver comfort.

The instructional team is composed of highly qualified professionals, including an SSI Assistant Trainer and a PADI MSDT Staff Instructor. This level of expertise ensures that training is handled with a high degree of professionalism, particularly for those pursuing advanced specialties.

All instruction and communication are conducted in English, making it straightforward for international divers to follow briefings and technical training. The team is experienced in managing a wide range of divers, from those completing their first Open Water Diver course to advanced divers pursuing Wreck or Deep Diver certifications.

Malta Blue Diving offers a comprehensive curriculum through both PADI and SSI affiliations. Beginners can start with the Open Water Diver course, with subsequent progression through Advanced Open Water Diver and Rescue Diver certifications.

For those looking to refine their skills or move into technical territory, the centre provides specialized training in Wreck Diver, Advanced Wreck, Deep Diver, and Night & Limited Visibility specialties. They also offer practical skill updates such as Scuba Skills Update, Perfect Buoyancy, and Underwater Navigator, as well as professional-level training for those aiming to become a Divemaster.

The centre provides a full range of high-quality, well-maintained rental equipment for those not travelling with their own kit. You can rely on the availability of modern regulators, BCDs, and exposure suits to suit the local conditions.

For those looking to extend their bottom time or manage decompression profiles, Nitrox is available on-site. The centre is well-equipped to support divers requiring enriched air for their outings.

The best time to dive in Malta is from April to October. During these months, you can expect visibility to range between 20 and 40 metres.

Night diving is a regular part of the local diving programme, allowing you to experience the reef and wrecks under different light conditions.