Mornings on the line
We meet at Mġarr at 10:00 and drive to the site that suits the day's conditions. Each day has one coached line session: a warm-up dive followed by a few working dives each, with the instructor on the line and a trained safety diver in the water for every descent. Depth only moves forward when a dive feels easy, never because the plan said so.
Afternoons on technique
Back on land we review the video, work on equalisation and breathing drills, and set the next day's targets. The 20-day camp adds a dry training programme and a written review each week so you can see the progression rather than guess at it.
Who the camps are for
Certified Wave 2 divers, or divers certified with another agency at an equivalent level after a short skills check. You need to be comfortable at 20 m and able to train on consecutive days. If you are not certified yet, start with Wave 1 and Wave 2 — the camps build on that foundation.
Weather and rest days
Gozo gives us more diving days than most of the Mediterranean, but wind still decides some mornings. The 10-day camp includes two non-diving days and the 20-day camp four, so a blow-through costs you a rest day rather than a dive. Dates are arranged around your trip.