Anchor Diving Malta, Malta

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Diving in Malta with Anchor will give you an outstanding experience to remember for a long time. We do our best to give groups and individuals a great memory to keep.
Since 2010 Peter Svensson is the owner of Anchor Diving Malta and is running the shop together with Véronique Mousse from the UK. Peter has many years of experience, especially from the cold waters of Sweden where he has been running diving courses for many years.
He founded Stockholm Divers, a highly appreciated hot spot for Swedish divers.
Peter and Véronique are settling down in Malta and they have created a warm and friendly atmosphere for divers all over the world.

41 diving packages and courses

DIVES

11 + dives (per dive)

$34.94

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COURSES

Drysuit Course (Include Drysuit)

$174.68

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Full Kit (incl: weight Belt, & 1 Cylinder 12lt)

$43.67

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Dry Suit

$27.29

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Computer

$10.92

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Hood

$4.37

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Boots

$6.00

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Compass

$6.00

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Torch

$8.19

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Weight Belt

$4.37

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Fins

$4.37

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Mask & Snorkel

$8.19

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Wet Suit

$9.83

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BCB

$10.92

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Regulator

$10.92

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Dives

11 + dives (per dive)

$34.94

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10 dives

$371.19

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8 dives

$305.68

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6 dives

$251.10

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4 dives

$174.68

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1 dive

$46.94

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Courses

Drysuit Course (Include Drysuit)

$174.68

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Underwater Navigator

$229.26

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Underwater Naturalist

$141.93

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Search and Recovery

$229.26

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Peak Performance Buoyancy

$141.93

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Enriched Air Nitrox

$158.30

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Night Diver

$180.14

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Boat Diver

$185.59

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Deep Diver

$229.26

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Wreck Diver

$229.26

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Combo OW + AOW

$698.71

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Open Water Course – Private Tuition

$829.72

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PADI Dive-Master

$753.29

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Emergency First Response

$131.01

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Rescue Diver

$371.19

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Scuba Review

$93.89

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Advanced Open Water

$316.60

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Scuba Diver

$278.39

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Open Water Diver

$447.61

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Referall Open Water Diver

$251.10

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PADI Discover Scuba Diving

$75.33

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Try Dive

$53.49

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Karl

14/08/13 at 11:00

At the wreck again we explored the prow part of the wreck. The wreck had been split on the half in an storm, and this was after it was sunk. The guide said the waves had reached the cafe on the top of the hill on the cape. The guide showed the spot where an explosion inside the wreck while in dry dock had ripped her open and killed several workers. We continued over the prow and down along it, there we spotted a ray. On the way back we swam along the reef and saw one more moray and a lot of urchins and a really nice fauna. Regretfully the last dive of the diving holiday to Malta but not the last one - we really enjoyed it!

Karl

14/08/13 at 08:00

We did a surface swim for about 200 meters until we arrived at a cape, then we descended to a depth between 10-15 meters and went for the wreck of Um el-Faroud. All of a sudden what would show to be the starboard stern of the wreck. The share size of the wreck amazed me and i was really thrilled to get closer. When we got to the stern we saw a moray. We continued along the deck from the stern and after a while we penetrated the wreck following our guide. we went through it and followed the staircase several floors up. We went through the dining area and the kitchen. On the way back Linda tried to give a eremite crab a new home - he checked it but decided to continue with the skinny dipping. When we submerged a local asked if we could fetch his snorkel from the bottom, Linda saved the day! The dive was really exiting! Since i was last of the three I had to enjoy the fireworms raining down around me - There and then I descided not to go with a shorty again.

Karl

13/08/13 at 14:00

We do a surface swim to the left side of the entrance to the tunnel and submerge. We follow the left side of the wall in the tunnel on a couple of meters depth, most part of the tunnel is dark and we use flashlights. When we arrive at the opening to the sea the water turns magically blue and you can see a lot of silhouettes of divers going in front of you and on the bottom sand that is completely white. We take left and follow the wall, the dive is like the blue hole dive earlier on the day.

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