A single-day catamaran loop from Bugibba that combines swimming at the Blue Lagoon, photo stops at Crystal Lagoon and a guided land transfer to Gozo’s historic capital—ideal for travelers who want a concentrated taste of Malta’s islands.
A single-day catamaran loop from Bugibba that combines swimming at the Blue Lagoon, photo stops at Crystal Lagoon and a guided land transfer to Gozo’s historic capital—ideal for travelers who want a concentrated taste of Malta’s islands.
The catamaran pulls away from Bugibba as the Maltese coastline unspools—vertical cliffs, honeycombed coves and sun-bright water that dares you closer.
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Operated by Sea Trips · Bugibba, St. Paul's Bay
The catamaran pulls away from Bugibba as the Maltese coastline unspools—vertical cliffs, honeycombed coves and sun-bright water that dares you closer.
This full-day loop marries two island moods: the sheltered, aquamarine bowl of Comino’s Blue Lagoon and the compact, history-dense streets of Gozo’s capital, Victoria. From the boat you’ll peer through underwater windows at shallow reefs, launch down a top-deck slide, or use the ladder to slip into the sea where crystal-clear water invites a quick swim. The vessel also pauses at Crystal Lagoon for photos and threads past dramatic sea caves and the Santa Maria pirate caves on the return.
Gozo’s Citadel dominates Victoria’s skyline—a fortified high town whose walls trace back through medieval and earlier Neolithic occupation—while St. George’s Basilica inside town offers marble interiors and 19th-century sculpture.
Practicalities: expect a 6–7 hour excursion with roughly an hour anchored in the Blue Lagoon and included land transport to Victoria for a 2–3 hour shore visit. The operator provides sun loungers (first-come), onboard bar and toilets; note the boat used may change to a larger catamaran in winter (Dec–Apr) without underwater windows or slides. Weather can alter the route; listen to crew announcements and bring waterproof layers if spring or fall seas are choppy.
Tips for timing: arrive early at the Bugibba pier to claim shaded seats, bring reef shoes for slippery rocks if you go ashore, and pack reef-safe sunscreen. This trip suits travelers seeking a high-energy day of swimming, photo stops and a concise cultural visit to Gozo.
Yes—there is an hour moored in a prime spot for swimming; use the boat ladder for access and wear reef shoes for rocky entries.
Yes—infants and small children are permitted and there’s a gated play area and accessible changing facilities on board; supervise children around water.
The captain may cancel or modify the itinerary for safety; the operator refunds full price if you cancel at least 24 hours prior or if the trip is cancelled for weather.
Land transport to Victoria is included and typically allows 2–3 hours ashore to explore the Citadel, local squares and shops independently.
Sea Trips operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




The catamaran pulls away from Bugibba as the Maltese coastline unspools—vertical cliffs, honeycombed coves and sun-bright water that dares you closer.
The catamaran pulls away from Bugibba as the Maltese coastline unspools—vertical cliffs, honeycombed coves and sun-bright water that dares you closer.
This full-day loop marries two island moods: the sheltered, aquamarine bowl of Comino’s Blue Lagoon and the compact, history-dense streets of Gozo’s capital, Victoria. From the boat you’ll peer through underwater windows at shallow reefs, launch down a top-deck slide, or use the ladder to slip into the sea where crystal-clear water invites a quick swim. The vessel also pauses at Crystal Lagoon for photos and threads past dramatic sea caves and the Santa Maria pirate caves on the return.
Gozo’s Citadel dominates Victoria’s skyline—a fortified high town whose walls trace back through medieval and earlier Neolithic occupation—while St. George’s Basilica inside town offers marble interiors and 19th-century sculpture.
Practicalities: expect a 6–7 hour excursion with roughly an hour anchored in the Blue Lagoon and included land transport to Victoria for a 2–3 hour shore visit. The operator provides sun loungers (first-come), onboard bar and toilets; note the boat used may change to a larger catamaran in winter (Dec–Apr) without underwater windows or slides. Weather can alter the route; listen to crew announcements and bring waterproof layers if spring or fall seas are choppy.
Tips for timing: arrive early at the Bugibba pier to claim shaded seats, bring reef shoes for slippery rocks if you go ashore, and pack reef-safe sunscreen. This trip suits travelers seeking a high-energy day of swimming, photo stops and a concise cultural visit to Gozo.