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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Seahorses are nowadays a rarity to see, so it’s always heart warming to see footage showing them! It is even more heartwarming when footage and photos are shot responsibly. Reminder: do not use lights or flashes, keep distance, watch your fins (don’t hit other seahorses whilst filming their buddy) and report sightings to the Seahorse Read More
Marine Biologist Professor Alan Deidun recently shared the below Facebook post & picture of a beached Jawless Sea Lamprey – definitely not a top model for underwater photographers! Thanks for sharing Alan! Always sharing interesting stuff! More information on Wikipedia here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea_lamprey
From Times of Malta Cisk Lager is a proud supporter of Coast is Clear, an all-year round clean-up campaign spearheaded by ex-waterpolo player Mark Galea Pace. “The main aim of Coast is Clear is to clear our country of the litter. However, the second aim is to raise awareness through social media and to grab Read More
We stumbled upon this informative article about Neptune Grass by Friends of the Earth Malta. Many of us divers may look at it as uninteresting and just some grass, but it’s something altogether different and important. Next time you visit a beach along the Mediterranean coast with Posidonia leaves washed ashore take some time to Read More
In a week in which scores of foreign divers are flocking to Malta for one of the major events in the diving calendar in ages, the Rebreather Forum 4, and the Science Diver event which will run concurrently at the end of this week, in Gozo, a drainage overflow is affecting one of the best Read More
Transport Malta issued Local Notice to Mariners 003 of 2023 reminding mariners about keeping a 100m safe distance from Divers’ flags. Read the notice below.