FAQ
How do I book with Nautic Team?
Your booking is simple—just send an email to info@nauticteam.com or use our Contact Form. We will handle all details and inquiries easily and efficiently until your booking is confirmed.
We usually respond to your emails within 24 hours. Since we make sure that no inquiry goes unanswered, it’s also worth checking your spam folder in your email inbox. 
Of course, we are also available by phone during our opening hours.
Which documents do I need to bring?
We require your certification card (brevet) or dive logbook and your diving medical certificate (if necessary). A dive insurance is not mandatory but highly recommended.
If you would like to bring the completed check-in documents with you, you can find them here
What is the daily schedule at the dive center?
For the first dive, we meet at the dive center at 8:30 AM. After loading the cars, we head to the dive site or boat. Following the dive, we return to the dive center between 11:00 and 12:00 PM for a lunch break. At 1:30 PM, we meet again for the second dive, returning to the dive center around 4:00/4:30 PM.
The meeting time for night dives is announced individually, depending on the dive site and sunset time.
Deviations (e.g., Double Dives) are possible and will be discussed daily based on current conditions. 
How are the dive sites selected?
First and foremost, the choice of dive sites depends on the weather conditions, especially wind and waves. To ensure safe and comfortable diving, we head to the opposite side of the island when necessary. Additionally, group composition, diver qualifications, and customer preferences also play a role in the selection process.
What can I expect on Gozo?
From shallow bays to steep walls, from grottos and caves to shallow and deep wrecks, whether shore or boat dives—we have access to one of the top diving regions. Gozo is particularly known for its clear water and excellent visibility. With over 40 shore and boat dive sites, we offer an incredible variety of caves, grottos, tunnels, rock arches, steep walls, wrecks, and of course, marine life.
What equipment do I need?
For beginner dive courses (**Scuba Diver, Open Water Diver, CMAS ***), equipment is included in the price. However, it is advisable to purchase your basic gear (mask, fins, snorkel) at the beginning of the course. If you complete your dive course with us, you will receive a 10% discount on the purchase of dive equipment.
If you do not have your own equipment or are missing certain items, we also offer rental gear.
We recommend using open-heel fins with boots due to the dive site entries.
Since we are a warm-water destination, only a first stage regulator is required. However, if you prefer not to modify your regulator, tanks with dual valves are also available.
What is included in the dive price?
All dives include 10L/12L tanks, air, weights, land-based transfers to dive sites, and guiding in a small group. All dive equipment can be rinsed, hung, and stored at our facility. Each guest receives a numbered storage crate, which is available for their entire stay.
15L tanks, Nitrox, and other tank types are available for an additional fee.
During the boat season (approximately mid-June to mid-October), we offer various boat trips and full-day tours, with or without lunch options.
Which tanks are available?
We standardly provide 10L, 12L, and 15L steel tanks with DIN valves.
For children, we also have appropriate 5L tanks available. The tanks come with single valves and, in some cases, dual valves.
Additionally, we offer 80cft aluminum tanks with left/right valves for sidemount and stage use, as well as double 12L tanks and 3L tanks for rebreathers. We kindly ask for advance notice when booking these options.
How long does a dive last?
Our dives have no time limit; instead, we adjust according to the air consumption of the group, underwater conditions, and each diver's personal well-being.