The course involves a quick lecture on just the basics on how to make it fun and safe. This will typically last about half an hour.

Following this we will get you “kitted-up,” getting the scuba gear that fits you. The equipment use is included in the price and you will find ours to be of the highest quality and well maintained.

We build things up in very small steps so you start off in shallow water where you can still stand up, then just putting your face in the water, then kneeling down in shallow water and then swimming in shallow water. With this done with no more than 2 customers per member of staff, your safety is well looked after and it is made into a lot of fun.

Once this is all done, we’re off to the water to experience the weightlessness under water, look at the beautiful underwater scenery up to a maximum depth of 6 meters! It’s an experience NOBODY ever forgets!

If the dives are not done in the bay in front of our shop in Marsalforn,Gozo, there is a €10 charge each for the extra time it takes to go elsewhere. You can request one on one with an instructor at a charge of 20euros. If you cannot swim and really want to do it we only offer the experience as a one on one. If you want to make a day of it you can book a second dive in a different location for 45euros a person. 

Taking only 2 days, this course proves popular to clients with little time on their holiday.

PADI’s Scuba Diver course goes further in depth, into the intricacies of the sport of diving.

You will complete 3 pool sessions (a series of skills performed in shallow water).

3 Theory sessions, videos and Knowledge Developments.

A swim, a tread water and of course 2 actual Open Water dives, where you put all you have learned into practice.

On completion you will be awarded a certification, recognized around the world, to be able to dive to 12m under the supervision of an Instructor or Divemaster.

You can then upgrade to Open Water Diver at any PADI dive center.

A comprehensive course aimed at becoming a safe diver capable of planning and enjoying diving, as well as looking after equipment and the underwater environment.

What is special about our centre is that we focus on making the first experience in the water as safe as possible by increasing the number of staff and then focus on achieving excellent buoyancy skills straight away. The benefit of this is that it is far easier to learn correctly than to unlearn something you have started doing almost subconsciously, which is often the case when people are rushed into learning other skills first. It also has the benefit of protecting the creatures on the sea bed from your actions and making the whole experience massively more enjoyable.

The course consists of the student completing the e-learning before they start the course. Following this there is a quick review on arrival just to check it was actually you that did the e-learning (Relax, it’s multiple choice!).

The practical development begins with confined water sessions (shallow water training of skills), a 300 m swim and a 10 min tread water.

On completion of the above, you get to put into practice all you have learned during the 4 Open Water dives.

The course is a rewarding one, giving you an in-depth knowledge of SCUBA diving and the safety to go out and explore in other parts of the world qualifying you to dive to a depth of 18 meters.

As you already have the knowledge from the Open Water course, let’s explore the other avenues of diving and try some different areas with which you may not be familiar.

If Deep is included in the dives this is a qualification to 30m that you can do in just 1 day

The course consists of 3 dives in 3 different areas of diving.

You get to choose in which area you would like to learn more e.g. Boat diving, Wreck diver, Deep diver, Naturalist diver, Night diver, Multilevel diver etc.

The same format as the Adventure Diver but with 5 dives in specific areas.

Within the 5 dives however, there has to be 1 Deep dive and 1 Navigation dive (If they were not completed during the Adventure Diver course).

The choices we offer are digital underwater imaging, fish id, naturalist, peak performance buoyancy (PPB), night, wreck (if it has to be by boat diving the P31 ,Rozie or P29 extra 15euros for the boat trip) and obviously boat as an option…The Gozo wrecks are below 30m hence not suitable until after the course.

An eye opener of a course, especially the navigation dive!

This course makes sure you can go out AND come back to the same area, as well as dive to depth (Up to 30m!) safely.

Possibly one of the most rewarding courses. It not only builds confidence in yourself, it shows you how to instill confidence in others and to help them at the time they really need somebody who knows what they are doing.

The course not only trains you on how to cope with a situation, it shows you how to avoid them.

Consisting of 13 training areas that cover the majority of situations you may face in the open water, the course concludes with 2 difference scenarios.

The training is a fun experience, underlined with the serious nature of what you are learning.

Before completion you will also pass a Emergency First Response course and have 20 logged dives, completing the whole experience and providing divers with the ability to look at the safety of others as well as themselves.

A course that can be undertaken by anybody, you do not have to be a diver for this one!

Some people take this course for their work place and some just take the course for simple peace of mind.

Watching a video and working through the course booklet, the student gets to grips with the basics of First Aid and CPR.

The course is a prerequisite of the rescue course.

If you have desire to go around the world teaching diving, well this is the first step.

The course covers all aspects of how to become an asset to any teaching instructor and the class.

You will also get an in depth knowledge of the physics, physiology, equipment, business, supervision and risk management of diving activities.

A lot of this will be first hand by way of supervising student classes and role playing.

You will become a role model and feel how good it is to help somebody get over their particular fear and see them go on to be a diver.

There is a great deal of responsibility, but upon completion you will relish the challenge and can go on to become an Assistant Instructor or even an Instructor.

A prerequisite of this course is to be PADI advanced or equivalent.

This course qualifies you to dive to a maximum depth of 40 meters, very useful for Gozo and getting to see things that would be outside of the range of advanced divers.

The course covers the planning, organisation, procedures, problems and hazards of deep diving.

We cover risk factors and complete a decompression table review, safety stops, emergency decompression procedures, special equipment, decent lines and buoyancy considerations are also covered.

To attend this course on Gozo you must be at least PADI advanced with the deep speciality or equivalent. It is also useful to have the nitrox qualification to get extra time.

The course includes the planning, organisation, procedures, techniques, problems and hazards of wreck diving.

The course also covers the preparation of lights, air supplies, special equipment, penetration reels and lines.

We also cover limited-visibility diving techniques and emergency procedures.

A fantastic course to do in Gozo as we have 3 wrecks on the island.

We can also visit the wreck of the P31,P29, tugboat Rozi and Popeye’s Barge (The Scots Craig) on our boat dives, which are an extra 15euros a dive min 6 people required to book a boat.

The penetration dives are taught at an instructor to student ratio of no more than 1:2.​

Although this course does not include the dives you are more than welcome to do a nitrox dive under the supervision of our instructor as part of the guided dives, at an extra cost of 6euros per dive.

The prerequisite of this course is that you are over 15 and be at least PADI Open Water or equivalent.

This course teaches recreational divers to use enriched air “nitrox” for no stop recreational diving.

The course teaches you to use enriched air with 22% to 40% oxygen, with emphasis on enriched air with 32% and 36% oxygen.

Although not necessarily any safer to dive with than air, nitrox leaves you feeling less tiered after a dive and extends no-decompression times in depths above 30 meters.​

This course does not have any prerequisites and is even open to snorkellers.

A great deal of fun this teaches you the basics of taking underwater pictures.

The course also includes a free cd with you digital pictures on

This course has a prerequisite of PADI Open Water or equivalent and a minimum age of 12.

This carries on from part 1 to go further into improving the quality of pictures taken as well as how to download and process them.

The course also includes a free CD with your digital pictures on.

The prerequisites of this course are that you are a minimum of PADI Open water or equivalent and be at least 10 years old.

This course can also count as one dive of the advanced course and we will offer a discount towards this.

The purpose of this course is to improve and “polish” a divers buoyancy control through knowledge development and practical skills practice.

The prerequisites of this course are that you are a minimum of PADI Open water or equivalent and be at least 10 years old.

The course covers he skills, knowledge, planning, organisation, procedures, techniques, problems, hazards and enjoyment of underwater navigation.

This is a skill that is extremely useful and can often save difficult situations or missing the attractions you have dived to see.