I will but if not good, you reimburse me for the food????
Any "steak house" you recommend there?
Question Recommendations for diving in Malta in August
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I will but if not good, you reimburse me for the food????
Any "steak house" you recommend there?
scubayinzer412
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hahahah
yes chop house is a realy nice steakhouse
btw :
timesofmalta.com
yes chop house is a realy nice steakhouse
btw :
Diver dies after Ċirkewwa swim
50-year-old found himself in difficulties during a dive
timesofmalta.com
scubayinzer412
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yes sir
OK, I'll try it based on your recommendations when I go through Malta. Thank you!!
scubayinzer412
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when do you hit that rock again?
In the coming 2 - 3 weeks. I'll be passing Malta from Libya to/from Zurich. I'll stay for 2 - 3 nights on my way back to Libya.
I can only advice get your aow, do another 20 dives on your own with your own buddy to learn how to use a compass, etc, and rent a car and tanks in Malta. Guided diving is not needed there. In Malta they still understand that a lot of divers don't need guides and don't want them.
The only thing in Malta is that a lot of divesites reach over 30m (wrecks for recreational sportsdivers are between 30 and 40m). So you want in some cases nitrox. ean28 does not give you a lot of bottomtime more, but has some other good things then.
For technical diving, Malta is really great. Did quite a lot of my 100+ dives there. But also there helium is exepensive. Deep air is also practised there by a lot of divecenters.
Malta is no tropical destination, so there is not a lot of fish, but the temperatures are fine and viz is also good.
The only thing in Malta is that a lot of divesites reach over 30m (wrecks for recreational sportsdivers are between 30 and 40m). So you want in some cases nitrox. ean28 does not give you a lot of bottomtime more, but has some other good things then.
For technical diving, Malta is really great. Did quite a lot of my 100+ dives there. But also there helium is exepensive. Deep air is also practised there by a lot of divecenters.
Malta is no tropical destination, so there is not a lot of fish, but the temperatures are fine and viz is also good.
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Robin_Diver
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With the crazy heat wave going on in Europe right now, it has made wonder whether Malta is too hot for August. Has anyone dived there in August before, what is the usual temperature?
admikar
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Averages are high of 32 and day average of 28. Of course, weather is known for it's propensity to not follow weather forecasts.
How it's going to be this August is anyone's guess.
How it's going to be this August is anyone's guess.
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