Explore The Dive Sites Gozo Has To Offer.

From bustling reef dives to caves, caverns, tunnels and swim throughs, Gozo has something for every diver.

Discover Gozo Diving – Unique Topography and Thriving Marine Life.

Gozo boasts an impressive variety of dive sites that span its entire coastline, making it one of the top scuba diving destinations in the Mediterranean. Whether you’re a beginner, an advanced diver, or a technical enthusiast, Gozo offers underwater experiences to suit every skill level and preference.

From dramatic underwater caves and arches to vibrant reefs and historic wrecks, each dive site reveals a unique side of Gozo’s marine life and geology. Discover the dive sites we regularly visit below and start planning your next underwater adventure in Gozo.

A simple, silhouetted map of Gozo and comino

West Coast

South Coast

North Coast

Comino

Dive Sites collection

Blue Hole

The Blue Hole in Gozo is perhaps the most famous dive on the island, and for good reason!

The Inland Sea

The Inland Sea is an iconic dive site, known for its spectacular tunnel, in Dwejra on Gozo’s west coast.

Coral Cave

Coral cave is a spectacular dive site in Dwejra on Gozo’s west coast. The huge caven sits at 25-30m deep.

Reqqa Reef

Reqqa Reef, or Reqqa point, is the most northerly point on the island of Gozo and offers an incredible dive.

Cathedral Cave

Cathedral Cave is a true classic when it comes to Gozo diving. Surfacing inside the immense cavern is unforgettable.

Billinghurst Cave

Billinghurst Cave is an adventurous and thrilling dive. At 100+ metres it is the biggest cave in Gozo.

P31 Patrol Boat

The P31 wreck in Comino is a favourite among scuba and free divers due to its shallow depth and easy penetration options.

Comino Caves

Comino Caves, or Santa Maria caves, truly showcases the magic of Gozo’s unique, natural architecture.

MV Karwela

The MV Karwela sits was sunk in 2006 as an artificial reef just off Xatt l-Ahmar on Gozo’s south coast.

MV Cominoland

The MV Comino land sits upright at 30m-42m off the coast of Xatt l-Ahmar in Gozo.

MT Hephaestus

The newest wreck dive in Gozo, the 60m long MT Hephaestus, is a truly impressive dive.

Ras il-Hobz

Otherwise known as The Middle Finger, the dive focuses around a pinnacle full of marine life.

Ta Cenc

An objectively beautiful inlet on the south coast is the perfect entrance for a diverse and protected dive site.

Mgarr ix-Xini

Mgarr ix-Xini is a scenic coastal inlet on the south coast of Gozo. Calm clear water and varied marine life await!

Xlendi Bay and Tunnel

Xlendi bay is home to a variety of amazing features: Xlendi tunnel, pinnacle and some excellent rocky reefs to explore.

Xatt l-Ahmar bay

Xatt l-Ahmar bay is a beautiful, protected bay in a secluded part of Gozo’s south coast.

Anchor Reef

Anchor reef sits between Reqqa Point and Double Arch on Gozo’s North coast.

Calypso Cave/Triple Arch

Calypso Cave, otherwise known as Triple Arch, sits off Gozo’s north coast, showcasing more unique natural architecture.

Double Arch

Double arch is a truly unique site, with two huge natural arches sitting on top of each other.

Xwejni Bay

Xwejni Bay, a sheltered beach on the North Coast of the island, offers great opportunity for easy yet interesting dives.

Lantern Point

Lantern Point, on the southwestern corner of Comino, is a boat dive that never disappoints!

Alex Cave

Alex Cave is a beautiful cave nested between Comino and its even smaller neighbour, Cominotto

MV Xlendi

The MV Xlendi was the first wreck scuttled in Gozo in 1999. It remains a spectacular dive site today!

Hondoq Bay

Our local dive site, a shallow protected by perfect for courses, check dives, night dives and more!