Swimming Pools
The Hotel boasts of four swimming pools, the main pool is large and fish shaped and it also includes a shallow paddling pool for small children.
The pools have extensive sun terraces with Free sun beds and umbrellas.
The hotel also has one of the largest indoor swimming pools in Malta which is heated during winter and also includes a shallow paddling pool for small children.
Hotel Beach
The Hotel's very own sandy beach overlooks the islands of Gozo and Comino with the famous Blue Lagoon being an easy 10 minute boat ride away.
Water Sports and the Paradise Bay Diving School are also located at the Beach.
Scuba Diving
Paradise Bay is Malta's premier dive site.
Paradise Diving School is located at the hotel and it caters for all levels of abilities and offers effortless diving.
Comino and Gozo are only minutes away by the school's own speed boat leaving straight from the hotel beach, for the most convenient boat diving you'll ever do.
As a P.A.D.I. International Resort, the school offers a range of courses including,
OPEN WATER DIVER
ADVANCED OPEN WATER
RESCUE DIVER
DIVE MASTER
For the beginner the school also offers an INTRODUCTION TO SCUBA.
The Diving School also offers a variety of water-sports including water-skiing & canoeing from the Hotel's Private Beach. Malta Tourism Authority recently announced the winner of a promotion run through 2006 to reward Malta’s best sports instructor under the STAR. –Special Thanks and Recognition Scheme. Tourists were able to nominate diving instructors, whom they deemed worthy of special commendation. The winner of the most nominations was Martin Hall, PADI Staff Instructor of Paradise Diving School, Malta. This achievement was also duplicated as Martin has won this award once again for 2007, Congratulations Martin.
Martin has been teaching diving at Paradise Diving School since 1999. At the awards ceremony on the 28th March, Martin received an 18 carat gold lapel pin, certificate and cheque for 500 Maltese Lira – ( £790 sterling.)
Martin’s employer, Noel Micallef, said he was not surprised that Martin had won the award; describing him as, ‘infinitely patient, always smiling and a safe pair of hands’.
Paradise Diving Malta
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