Corsair Diving Malta

Corsair Diving Malta Corsair Diving is a PADI 5 Star Instructor Development Resort located in the heart of Bugibba, Malta.

We offer all courses from beginners to Instructor and beyond.

Come with your family and friends, dive and have fun with us for a good cause.
31/08/2026

Come with your family and friends, dive and have fun with us for a good cause.

20/03/2026

Eat. Sleep. Dive. Repeat. 🤿

13/03/2026

Yesterday at Cirkewwa…🐠

Can you name some marine life that you recognised ?


A big well done to Eva and Celoua who are now certified Advanced Open Water divers !!!
27/02/2026

A big well done to Eva and Celoua who are now certified Advanced Open Water divers !!!

30/01/2026

Flying gurnard

The most eye-catching feature of the Flying Gurnard is its pectoral fins, which can stretch out to nearly twice the width of its body. These fins are covered in bright, iridescent blue spots, making them truly a sight to behold

When threatened, the gurnard spreads these fins in a dramatic fashion, startling potential predators and appearing much larger than it is.

Unlike most fish that swim freely, the flying gurnard prefers to stay near the bottom of shallow seas, usually at depths of 10 to 100 meters.

15/05/2025

🧩 Diving Riddle Answer Revealed! 🤿

Last week’s mysterious master of camouflage is none other than… the Common Octopus! 🐙

Known for its extraordinary camouflage skills, this intelligent mollusc can change both color and texture to blend into its surroundings—making it nearly invisible to divers. 🤿

It has eight flexible arms covered in powerful suckers, which it uses to explore, catch prey, and even taste! 🐟

When threatened, it shoots out a cloud of ink to confuse predators and escape. 💨

Although usually solitary and shy, it’s surprisingly playful and curious—divers sometimes witness it investigating cameras, hoses, or even hands! 👋🏻

Ever spotted one during a dive? Tell us your story in the comments! 👇

09/05/2025

🧩 Diving Riddle of the Week 🤿

It has no bones, no scales, and no spine—yet it's one of the most intelligent creatures you'll find beneath the waves. 🌊

Master of disguise, it can vanish in plain sight, squeezing through the tiniest cracks and shifting colors like a living mood ring. 🌀

It crafts shelters out of rocks, builds barricades, and sometimes even throws objects at intruders, this elusive being is as curious as it is clever. 🫧

When threatened, it can vanish into the reef before you blink. 😉

Can you guess what mysterious marine mind we’re talking about? Drop your guesses in the comments below! 👇

Answer next week with some fun facts and secrets from the seafloor!

05/05/2025

🧩 Diving Riddle Answer Revealed! 🤿

Last week’s riddle described a solitary hunter of the Mediterranean… and the answer is: the Common Dentex! 🐟

A cousin of the seabream, the dentex is instantly recognizable by its sloping forehead and large mouth armed with sharp teeth. 🦷

Adults can grow up to 1 meter long and tend to stay deeper, making encounters rare and memorable. 👀

Its silvery body often features bluish spots, especially in juveniles, and it’s known to hunt in rocky areas and around Posidonia beds. 🪸

Feared by fish, admired by divers, and respected by spearfishers — the dentex is a legend beneath the waves. 🌊

Have you ever seen one during a dive? Share your story in the comments! 👇

29/04/2025

🧩 Diving Riddle of the Week 🤿

This elusive Mediterranean native prefers the quiet depths, usually beyond the reach of snorkellers. 🌊

With a steep forehead, a powerful jaw, and a shimmering body often dotted with tiny blue spots, it’s a solitary hunter rarely seen by chance. 🦈

It lurks near rocky areas or Posidonia meadows, feeding on smaller fish and invertebrates, and is most often mistaken for an oversized seabream — until it opens its mouth. 🐟

Juveniles are more commonly spotted, but the adults can reach a full meter in length and are true ghosts of the deep. 🪸

Can you name this sleek predator of the shadows? Drop your guesses below! 👇

Answer revealed next week!

28/04/2025

🧩 Diving Riddle Answer Revealed! 🤿

Last week, we took you on a journey through arches, tunnels, and wrecks… and here comes the answer! 🥁

The legendary dive site is Cirkewwa! 🌊

Located at the northern tip of Malta, Cirkewwa is one of the island’s most famous and beloved diving locations. ⚓

With shore access to sites like the Rozi wreck, P29 patrol boat, the Madonna statue, and so much marine life, it's a dream for underwater explorers of all levels. ✨

Expect to encounter everything from nudibranchs and scorpionfish to octopuses and barracudas — all set against stunning underwater scenery. 🐙

Have you dived Cirkewwa before? Share your favorite memory with us in the comments! 👇

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14/16 Triq Il-Qroll
Bugibba
SPB2550

Opening Hours

Monday 08:00 - 18:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 18:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 18:00
Thursday 08:00 - 18:00
Friday 08:00 - 18:00
Saturday 08:00 - 18:00
Sunday 08:00 - 18:00

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