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Websites for dive centres and water sports in Malta and Gozo

Boost designs websites for dive centres, snorkelling trips and water sports businesses in Malta and Gozo. The €150 one-off site includes up to 3 pages with your courses and prices, the dive sites you visit, WhatsApp and Google Maps buttons and your Google Business Profile. Booking requests, extra pages and versions in other languages are quoted after a chat.

Divers pick the island first, then the centre

Malta and Gozo are well known for diving, so plenty of your customers decide on the trip before they choose who to dive with. By the time they find you, they're comparing centres: who teaches in their language, who goes to the sites they've read about, and who answers quickly.

Your website is where they make that call. It should feel like it was written by divers, with the details a diver checks, and the reassurance a nervous first-timer needs.

Courses explained without the jargon

Someone who has never dived doesn't know what an open water course is. Someone with fifty logged dives just wants to know the price of a ten-dive package. We write course pages that work for both: a plain description, who it's for, how many days, what's included, and the price.

If you teach with a particular training agency, we name it the way you tell us to, and link to your instructors' profiles if you like.

  • Try dives and discover sessions for beginners
  • Entry-level and advanced certification courses
  • Speciality courses such as wreck, deep or nitrox
  • Guided fun dives and multi-dive packages
  • Equipment hire and what's included in the price

Show off the dive sites

Wrecks, caves, reefs and shore dives are what people travel for. A short page on the sites you visit, with your own photos, depth range and the level needed, gives divers a reason to pick you.

We only write what you tell us about each site. If you split your days between Malta and Gozo, we make that clear too, along with how the boat or shore trips work.

Booking requests from abroad

Lots of divers like to book ahead. A booking request form can ask for the course or dive, dates, number of divers, certification level and any medical questions you need answered before they arrive. You check it and confirm by email or WhatsApp.

Because centres handle group sizes, boat places and gear differently, booking is quoted after a chat. See our booking system page for examples.

Talking to divers in their language

Divers come to Malta from all over Europe and beyond. If a lot of your customers are German, Italian or French speakers, adding course pages in those languages can make you easier to choose. Our multilingual website page explains the options, quoted with the site.

For questions that come in late at night, like water temperature in May or whether to bring a wetsuit, AI replies on WhatsApp can be set up to answer from your own information. Kayak, SUP and jet ski hire work the same way, with prices per hour and a map of where you launch. Later changes are on the full price list.

Questions people ask

How much does a dive centre website cost?

€150, once, for up to 3 pages with courses, dive sites, WhatsApp and Maps buttons and your Google Business Profile. Booking and extra languages are quoted.

Can divers book a course online?

Yes. A booking request form is quoted after a chat, so it matches how you run courses, boat places and gear.

Can the site be in German or Italian?

Yes. Extra language pages are quoted, and we can focus on the languages your divers speak most.

We're based in Gozo. Can you still build our site?

Yes. We work with businesses across Malta and Gozo by WhatsApp, phone call or email.

Do you also build sites for kayak or jet ski hire?

Yes. Water sports hire uses the same approach, with your prices, launch point and a way to book or ask.

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