Malta – Gozo & Comino
Gozo is the quieter dive island of the Maltese archipelago, with sheltered bays, caves and some of the Mediterranean's most famous walls. At Dwejra on the west coast the Blue Hole, the Inland Sea tunnel, Crocodile Rock and Fungus Rock form a compact complex; along the north coast Cathedral Cave, Reqqa Point and Billinghurst Cave offer cave and wall diving, and Xlendi and Mġarr ix-Xini are easy shore sites. Off Xatt l-Ahmar on the south coast three ferries and cruise ships — MV Xlendi, MV Karwela and MV Cominoland — were scuttled as artificial reefs at 30–45 m, and the small island of Comino has the Santa Marija caves and the P31 patrol-boat wreck.
Dive sites
- Billinghurst Cave
- Blue Hole (Dwejra)
- Cathedral Cave
- Crocodile Rock (Dwejra)
- Double Arch (Xwejni)
- Fungus Rock (Dwejra)
- Inland Sea and Tunnel (Dwejra)
- Lantern Point
- Marsalforn (Marsalforn Bay)
- MV Cominoland
- MV Karwela
- MV Xlendi
- Mġarr ix-Xini
- P31 (Comino wreck)
- Ras il-Hobz
- Reqqa Point
- Santa Marija Caves
- Wied il-Mielah (Window)
- Xlendi Bay
- Xlendi Cave (Xlendi Tunnel)