Question 1

Where to dive in Malta? Best dive sites.

Accepted Answer

Malta has fantastic dive sites: Blue Grotto (sea caves in the south), Cirkewwa (wreck and reef — suitable for all levels), Anchor Bay (shallow, great for children), Delimara Point, and the reefs off Sliema. Visibility up to 30–40m. Water temperature 27°C in summer. Malta is a diving mecca with hundreds of certified instructors.

Question 2

Is a boat trip around Malta worth it?

Accepted Answer

Yes — a cruise around Malta is one of the archipelago's finest experiences. You'll see the Dingli Cliffs from the sea, the Blue Grotto and its caves, Valletta from the water (the Grand Harbour view is breathtaking), and the Three Cities. Group tours from €40/person for a half day, private charters from €300/day.

Question 3

What activities do you recommend in Malta with children?

Accepted Answer

Malta with children: boat trip to Comino and the Blue Lagoon (perfect for swimming), snorkelling at St. Peter's Pool or Golden Bay, boat trip to the Blue Grotto, a visit to Fort St. Elmo and the War Museum in Valletta, and in the evening the Maltese Evening Show. Malta is very family-friendly — safe everywhere and plenty of beaches.

Question 4

How much do activities in Malta cost?

Accepted Answer

Activity prices in Malta: discover dive €55–75, PADI Open Water course €350–450, Comino boat trip €25–40/person, kayaking €25–45 for 2h, jeep tour €50–80/person/day, vineyard wine tasting €20–35/person, Valletta segway €25–40 for 1h. Most listings have a direct booking link with the current price.

Question 5

Malta or Gozo — where is it better to dive?

Accepted Answer

Gozo is considered the better diving destination thanks to the Blue Hole, Cathedral Cave, and Inland Sea — legendary sites with superb visibility. Malta offers more dive schools, wrecks, and the Blue Grotto. Ideal approach: dive in Gozo for the scenery, Malta for the infrastructure and courses. Most divers do a combination of both islands.

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