You will do two dives a day. The morning dive starts at 9:30 a.m. and the afternoon dive starts at 1:30 p.m. Between the dives, you will stop for lunch at a resort (not included in the price).
The best diving in Gozo is on the west and north coast especially in the west coast. One can find different dive sites like Inland Sea, Coral Cave , Crocodile rock, and the greatest and the most popular dive site in all the Maltese islands the Blue Hole of Gozo.
In the north of Gozo there are also two very good dive sites namely Reqqa Point and Double arch reef. These dive sites are all below the 30 meters range so a dive guide or instructor is recommended and only to divers qualified to advanced level or above.
Gozo Villas take diving safety as their top priority and they take no more than 4 persons per group. They organize Padi diving courses and also guided dives in different languages.
Blue Hole Gozo diving site.
The blue hole is situated in Dwejra Bay just underneath where there was the Azure window of Gozo. Unfortunately the latter collapsed four years ago. Entry is rather difficult as the terrain is all rocky and quite sharp so one must always use a diving boot. When one enters the water and dives for 6 meters a large arch opens the dive through the marvelous open water and the deep blue sea. One can admire the beautiful golden cup coral and other corals. Amongst these dives, popular fish like parrot fish, dentex, and groupers can be seen.
The Inland Sea
The Inland Sea is also a popular dive site in Gozo. The entrance is rather easy compared to the blue hole as the terrain is made of pebbles. One has to keep attention to the small tourist boats as several ones take tourists for a ride in the area. Inland sea, as the name suggests is a kind of lake allowing water to come in through a cave.
Coral Cave
Coral Cave is next to the blue hole so the entrance is rather difficult as well. One has to use diving boots to consider an entrance through a 2 meters jump. One has to take care the sea is calm to moderate as exits can be rather difficult, especially in bad weather.
Crocodile Rock
As the name suggests this is a rock formation that resembles a crocodile. There are two ways to enter the dive. Either by entering the water from the same spot as Coral Cave. In this cave, one has to do a 200 meters snorkel swim before diving into the crocodile rock. One can stay at 10 meters on the reef.
Reqqa Point
Reqqa Point is the most popular dive in the North of Gozo. This dive is only advisable if the sea is calm as the sea is very wild and the dive can be impossible in rough weather. One can dive at different levels depending on the experience. However, this is a rather difficult dive so inexperienced divers should never dive it. The sea can go around 90 meters deep.