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Diving Nomads: Gozo, Malta 🇲🇹

· $258 / week*
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Amenities

Accommodation not included
Coworking not included
Flights not included
Attendance 14-14
Accommodation
No
Workshops
Yes
Attendance
14
Capacity
14
Price
$258 / week*
Minimum stay
2 weeks

Description

Do you love diving but never do it because your nomad friends don't – and you don't want to go alone? That's exactly what we're here to fix.

In October our third event is happening on Gozo, Malta's quieter little sister. It's a small island in the Mediterranean surrounded by limestone cliffs, crystal clear water that has some of the best diving in Europe (It's even called the wreck capital of the Mediterranean and we'll explore several of them!). Apart from that: Caves, tunnels, walls and Europe's very own Blue Hole. Visibility often exceeds 30m. October water temperature sits at 24–25°C.

We bring together a small group of digital nomads and remote workers who also happen to love being underwater. Weekdays are yours for work. Weekends are for diving – 10 fun dives in total, including two night dives. In between: a full-day jeep safari, family dinners, masterminds, game nights, and whatever else the group is into.

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Tobias Mende

Tobi is the co-founder of Diving Nomads, a community that blends deep work with regular scuba diving.

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2 Reviews
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Diving Nomads reviews from other trips

While I’ve done colivings before, this was my first diving-focused coliving—and I absolutely loved it! Claudia and Tobi did an amazing job curating and organizing this month of travel

While I’ve done colivings before, this was my first diving-focused coliving—and I absolutely loved it! Claudia and Tobi did an amazing job curating and organizing this month of travel.

I knew only one person at the beginning of the trip, but I was very pleasantly surprised by how nicely curated the group felt. It was mostly experienced nomads and divers who easily vibed together. There is something really special about traveling with a community of fellow divers and having that baked in already in the place and trip.

The house had all the required amenities. A huge kitchen that could easily be shared, a private table in your room for meetings, and mostly stable and fast internet. Even if something went in the wrong direction, Claudia and Tobi did an amazing job to make it work!

That’s a personal thing, but I really enjoyed that there was a great focus on work. Monday to Friday you saw people working and being busy. It felt productive. And it felt "OK" to work, and not like it sometimes happens where I'm the only one who needs or wants to work a lot...

While the weekends were mostly about diving and pre-organized, the weeks were community-focused and felt more organic. Workouts, padel, talks, dinner, game nights—everything grew natively from our weekly family planning meetings on Monday mornings.

Finally, just a huge thank you to all the people who have been part of this experience. I'm really looking forward to being part of the next trip!

3 months ago

I joined my first Diving Nomads experience without knowing anyone

I joined my first Diving Nomads experience without knowing anyone. My goal was to make more nomad friends who are also divers, and that's exactly what I found. It was a great group, and we had a lot of fun with not just the diving, but also the coliving, coworking, and other activities. Claudia and Tobi did a great job organizing all of the logistics to make the trip go as smoothly as possible for us, and they created a really nice community. I would highly recommend, and hope to join more Diving Nomads trips!

4 months ago
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