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Board a 33m catamaran in Sliema for a 4–4.5 hour sunset cruise to Comino’s Blue Lagoon. Swim in crystalline water, enjoy a complimentary pineapple cocktail ashore, and return to Sliema as the cliffs darken into evening.
Board a 33m catamaran in Sliema for a 4–4.5 hour sunset cruise to Comino’s Blue Lagoon. Swim in crystalline water, enjoy a complimentary pineapple cocktail ashore, and return to Sliema as the cliffs darken into evening.
The catamaran slips away from Sliema’s Strand as the harbor light softens, and the northeast coast of Malta recedes into a ribbon of limestone and low scrub. Salt-sweet air pushes against the deck; passengers drift between sunlit benches and the shaded, air‑conditioned saloon as the 33‑metre catamaran cuts toward Comino’s Blue Lagoon.
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Operated by V. Tabone Travel · Sliema, Malta
The catamaran slips away from Sliema’s Strand as the harbor light softens, and the northeast coast of Malta recedes into a ribbon of limestone and low scrub. Salt-sweet air pushes against the deck; passengers drift between sunlit benches and the shaded, air‑conditioned saloon as the 33‑metre catamaran cuts toward Comino’s Blue Lagoon.
Comino’s single square mile carries layers of history — a medieval watchtower, a 17th‑century St. Mary’s Tower and, in quieter centuries, use as quarantine and military outpost. The lagoon itself owes its color to shallow, pale limestone seabed and clear Mediterranean waters; winds shape the cliffs and small coves that catch the evening light.
On this late‑afternoon cruise you’ll get time to swim in famously clear water, lounge on rock shelves, and watch the sun drop behind Comino’s cliffs. Crew hand out a pineapple cocktail token to adults, restrooms and free Wi‑Fi are available aboard, and seating options include outdoors or inside the cooled cabin.
Practical notes: departures are daily at 16:30 from the Sliema mooring opposite 59 The Strand — arrive 25 minutes early. The round trip runs roughly 4–4.5 hours, returning about 20:00. Transport to the pier isn’t included; bring swim shoes for the rocky shoreline, reef‑safe sunscreen, and a light layer for the cooling breeze after sunset. If seasickness is a concern, plan medication or a seat midship. Expect crowds at the Blue Lagoon in high season; this later departure gives clearer water and a calmer evening atmosphere.
No transfer is included — you must make your own way to the Sliema mooring (opposite 59 The Strand); public transport and taxis are readily available.
Each adult ticket includes one complimentary pineapple cocktail (you’ll receive a drink token on boarding); children do not receive this token.
Infants must sit on an adult’s lap; the vessel and boarding area can accommodate strollers, but expect some movement on board.
The operator may cancel for poor weather; the booking policy allows full refunds if canceled at least 24 hours in advance or by the operator for safety reasons.
V. Tabone Travel operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The catamaran slips away from Sliema’s Strand as the harbor light softens, and the northeast coast of Malta recedes into a ribbon of limestone and low scrub. Salt-sweet air pushes against the deck; passengers drift between sunlit benches and the shaded, air‑conditioned saloon as the 33‑metre catamaran cuts toward Comino’s Blue Lagoon.
The catamaran slips away from Sliema’s Strand as the harbor light softens, and the northeast coast of Malta recedes into a ribbon of limestone and low scrub. Salt-sweet air pushes against the deck; passengers drift between sunlit benches and the shaded, air‑conditioned saloon as the 33‑metre catamaran cuts toward Comino’s Blue Lagoon.
Comino’s single square mile carries layers of history — a medieval watchtower, a 17th‑century St. Mary’s Tower and, in quieter centuries, use as quarantine and military outpost. The lagoon itself owes its color to shallow, pale limestone seabed and clear Mediterranean waters; winds shape the cliffs and small coves that catch the evening light.
On this late‑afternoon cruise you’ll get time to swim in famously clear water, lounge on rock shelves, and watch the sun drop behind Comino’s cliffs. Crew hand out a pineapple cocktail token to adults, restrooms and free Wi‑Fi are available aboard, and seating options include outdoors or inside the cooled cabin.
Practical notes: departures are daily at 16:30 from the Sliema mooring opposite 59 The Strand — arrive 25 minutes early. The round trip runs roughly 4–4.5 hours, returning about 20:00. Transport to the pier isn’t included; bring swim shoes for the rocky shoreline, reef‑safe sunscreen, and a light layer for the cooling breeze after sunset. If seasickness is a concern, plan medication or a seat midship. Expect crowds at the Blue Lagoon in high season; this later departure gives clearer water and a calmer evening atmosphere.