From visitgozo.com
Gozo’s appeal as a holiday destination has many facets. Gozo diving is one of them and it is an area that opens up the realm of aquatic underwater adventures that leads to the discovery of treasures of the deep. Everybody can enjoy snorkelling, but if you’re after more magic, you need to consider scuba diving in Gozo.
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From Timesofmalta.com The diving community in Gozo has joined the Environment and Resources Authority (ERA) in strongly objecting to a proposal for the creation of new salt pans at Xwejni Bay, on the north-eastern coast of the island. The applicant, Tereża Refalo, through her architect, Saviour Micallef, applied for a permit to create salt pans, construct Read More
Updated 18:00 on 1/10/2023 with pictures showing one ladder was secured — read below Readers have brought to our attention that Xatt L-Aħmar in Gozo, the site of the iconic wrecks Karwela, Cominoland, Xlendi and Hephaestus (scuttled last year) now has two new wrecks, the main access ladders! Falling into pieces, rickety, getting out of Read More
A bit of local diving trivia… we came across an answer to a Parliamentary Question given recently where as part of a wider question regarding MTA’s expenditure in Gozo and Comino over the last two years, the Minister for Tourism stated that the largest expense in the period by the MTA was the scuttling of Read More
Dolphins in the Malta-Gozo Channel are not a rarity, and although many sightings, including ones at the Ċirkewwa Marine Park, do not hit the news, this one did. Timesofmalta.com reports that passengers on the Gozo Ferry were delighted last Sunday by a pod of four dolphins that swam alongside the ferry before berthing in Ċirkewwa. Read More
For our first article of the year, apart from wishing the diving community all the best, we are also collating a few new year’s resolutions that we would love to see some action on… Ċirkewwa Marine Park This year we expect the long awaited legislative actions to officially declare the Ċirkewwa Marine Park as an Read More
From The Malta Independent A new focus on innovative ways of reaching real sustainability and effective management to safeguard marine biodiversity is urgently needed, University of Malta Conservation biologist professor Adriana Vella said. The degradation of the Maltese seas and degraded marine life has been felt over the years, with the increase in sea pollution Read More