Formed in March of 1983 by a group of enthusiasts who had the sport of scuba diving at heart, the Amphibians Diving Club is today one of the longest SCUBA clubs in Malta, The aim of the club remains to promote safe scuba diving and increasing its popularity in the unique waters of Maltese islands in the middle of the Mediterranean. Malta remains a prime diving destination with the Amphibians SCUBA Diving Club at the heart of it.
Protection and conservation of the marine habitat is of paramount priority on all club dives whether from shore or boat dives in open water. Throughout the year the Amphibians are photographing the waters of Malta. Check out their latest work in our Photo Gallery.
On dry land, members meet for dinners, barbeques, cultural tours, hikes, clean-ups, weekends in Gozo, diving trips abroad and other social events. The club regularly holds first-aid and life saving training for its members.
Why not join the Amphibians today? Enjoy the thrill waiting for you in the mysterious and tranquil world just below the surface.
Annual membership is only €15 SCUBA Certificate mandatory. Special price for couples apply.
Planning a dive? Check out the outlook for Cirkewwa by clicking on image to the right.
Amphibians Showcase: Updated 16 August 2011
We are pleased that from time to time we are able to feature some of the videos captures underwater by our members.
The latest works we have received have been sent to us by Mario Mula a veteran diver with a good eye for a good quality image.
Enjoy the beauty of the underwater world
Videos: Mario Mula
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We are pleased that from time to time we are able to feature some of the image captures underwater by our members.
The latest works we have received have been sent to us by Sonia Silvio, a keen diver with a good eye for a good quality image.
Enjoy the beauty of the underwater world
Photos: Sonia Silvio
Meet the Amphibians: Updated 24 Jul 2011
Technically, we are not marine creatures but Amphibians!
Regardless of our true nature, over many dives, we have acquired a collection of photos of ourselves in the marine world. This particular collection is from the recent dive at Ras il-Hobz sent to us by Joe Chircop.
Over the summer, we plan to update and improve these 'mug' shots!
Help us improve by sending us your best underwater photo!