Three SSI specialty certifications in three days. Deep Diver. Wreck Diver. Enriched Air Nitrox. Designed around Malta's best dive sites. The fastest route to unlocking everything the Maltese islands have to offer.
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The Malta Triple Specialty is a diveshack-exclusive bundle combining three SSI specialty courses into a single three-day programme. Each specialty is a recognised SSI certification in its own right. Together, they remove every restriction you'll encounter on Malta's best dive sites.
Malta has more dive sites per square kilometre than almost anywhere in the Mediterranean, and many of its most rewarding locations sit below 20 metres or inside wreck structures. With only an Open Water certification, most of those sites are off-limits. This bundle fixes that, completely, inside your Malta holiday.
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Extends your recreational depth limit from 18m or 20m to 40m. The single most impactful upgrade for diving Malta.
Guided light-zone penetration certification for entry into accessible wreck sections. Malta has more accessible recreational wreck diving per square kilometre than almost anywhere else in the Mediterranean.
Certified to dive with enriched air mixes up to 40% oxygen. Longer no-decompression limits, shorter surface intervals, and more dives per day.
The Maltese islands sit at a crossroads of Mediterranean maritime history. Two world wars, Phoenician traders, and decades of deliberate scuttling have left more dives per square kilometre here than almost anywhere else. The problem is access.
An Open Water diver is certified to 18 or 20 metres. Most of Malta's wrecks and deep reef walls begin below that. Without the Deep Diver specialty, you're excluded from the Um El Faroud's main deck, the deepest sections of the Blenheim Bomber, and the deeper sections of the Blue Hole wall in Gozo. Without the Wreck Diver specialty, you can circle a wreck but not enter it. Without Nitrox, multiple deep dives in a day mean long surface waits between them.
The Malta Triple Specialty removes all three restrictions inside a single three-day programme. By Day 3, you're exploring Um El Faroud's vast structure at 36 metres on nitrox, navigating accessible sections within the light zone under guided supervision. With three specialties active, Malta's most rewarding dives are within reach.

Three full specialty certifications in three days: Deep Diver + Advanced Wreck Diver + Enriched Air Nitrox.
Morning theory covering Deep Diver fundamentals: nitrogen narcosis, gas consumption at depth, emergency procedures, and deep dive planning. Three dives from shore. Dive 1: Deep Diver qualification dive to 30 metres, establishing buoyancy control and gas management at depth. Dive 2: Wreck 1 on HMS Maori, the WWII Tribal-class destroyer in Valletta, focusing on wreck navigation, torch technique, and line protocols. Dive 3: Wreck 2 on the P29 Minesweeper at Cirkewwa, practising penetration and silt management in a more enclosed environment.
Morning Nitrox theory session: partial pressures, oxygen toxicity limits, maximum operating depths, and gas analysis. Three dives. Dive 1: Deep Diver dive 2 to 40 metres on Nitrox. This counts as both the second Deep Diver qualification dive and the first Nitrox dive, applying extended no-deco limits at depth in a single descent. Dive 2: Advanced Wreck 3 on the MV Rozi tugboat at 34 metres, guided light-zone penetration including the bridge access and main passages. Dive 3: Nitrox dive 2, consolidating gas planning and surface interval calculations. SSI EAN certification issued on completion.
The final day brings all three specialties together on a single site. Dive 1: Deep Diver dive 3 on Nitrox to 40 metres, the third and final Deep Diver qualification dive, also counting as the third Nitrox dive. Dive 2: Advanced Wreck 4 on Um El Faroud, the 109-metre tanker scuttled off Wied iz-Zurrieq in 1998. She rests upright at 36 metres with her engine room, crew quarters, and mid-ship sections accessible. You enter the interior using your Advanced Wreck certification, at a depth requiring your Deep Diver specialty, with extended bottom time from your Nitrox qualification. All three certs active on one dive. SSI Deep Diver and Advanced Wreck Diver certifications issued on completion.
You need a minimum SSI Open Water Diver certification (or equivalent from PADI, BSAC, CMAS, or another recognised agency). Advanced Open Water is preferred and means Day 1 runs more smoothly. If you hold only Open Water, speak to us when booking so we can confirm suitability.
The Advanced Wreck Diver component requires a minimum of 12 logged dives. We recommend at least 20 before starting this bundle. The course covers challenging depth and environment work. Divers who are comfortable in the water, confident with their buoyancy, and used to diving from shore will get the most out of the three days.
Full equipment is included in the bundle rate: BCD, regulator, wetsuit, mask, fins, weights, tanks, and nitrox fills. If you travel with your own BCD or regulators, bring them. Divers who dive their own kit often find specialty training more effective as they are working with familiar equipment.
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