Set off from northern Malta aboard a private 41-ft cabin cruiser and choose your own route through Comino’s Blue Lagoon, Crystal Lagoon and Gozo’s sheltered bays. This flexible 4‑hour charter includes snorkeling gear, bottled water and an experienced captain.
Set off from northern Malta aboard a private 41-ft cabin cruiser and choose your own route through Comino’s Blue Lagoon, Crystal Lagoon and Gozo’s sheltered bays. This flexible 4‑hour charter includes snorkeling gear, bottled water and an experienced captain.
The bow parts a glassy channel and the Mediterranean throws salt in the air like a dare. On a private 41-ft cabin cruiser you cut past limestone cliffs, skim past Cominotto’s pale sand and drop anchor in the Blue Lagoon where turquoise water pushes at your ankles and begs you to swim.
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Operated by Island Life Charters Malta · Comino, Malta
The bow parts a glassy channel and the Mediterranean throws salt in the air like a dare. On a private 41-ft cabin cruiser you cut past limestone cliffs, skim past Cominotto’s pale sand and drop anchor in the Blue Lagoon where turquoise water pushes at your ankles and begs you to swim.
These islands are layered history: the Knights of St. John fortified nearby harbors, Gozo’s ochre cliffs record millions of years of sedimentary rock, and Comino was long a quarantine and monastic outpost—small human stories lit by wide seascapes. Local captains know where the coves hold clearer water or shade, and where seabeds reveal posidonia meadows that feed the coast.
Expect a practical, flexible half-day: a 4-hour private cruise with snorkeling gear, bottled water, and optional SUP; the captain chooses stops based on wind and swell. Highlights usually include Smugglers’ Cave, the Blue Lagoon, Crystal Lagoon and Santa Marija Bay, with time to swim or linger.
Plan for sun, salt, and sudden wind. Wear reef shoes for rocky entries, bring a dry bag and reef-safe sunscreen. If you want a restaurant stop, book in advance—the islands’ small tavernas fill in peak season. Public transport reaches common departure points, but early arrivals avoid crowded marinas. Respect no-anchoring areas and marine life; keep waste aboard. With basic swimming ability and a willingness to trade a few creature comforts for clear water and privacy, this half-day charter is a compact, vivid way to experience Malta’s coastal geology, sheltered bays, and coastal culture.
The private 41-ft cabin cruiser accommodates up to 8 passengers as specified by the operator.
Yes; snorkelling equipment is included in the charter and complimentary bottled water is provided.
Yes—operators can plan a restaurant stop if advised in advance and depending on schedule and weather.
The tour cancels if weather is unsafe; full refunds are typically given if cancelled at least 24 hours before departure per the operator’s policy.
Island Life Charters Malta operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




The bow parts a glassy channel and the Mediterranean throws salt in the air like a dare. On a private 41-ft cabin cruiser you cut past limestone cliffs, skim past Cominotto’s pale sand and drop anchor in the Blue Lagoon where turquoise water pushes at your ankles and begs you to swim.
The bow parts a glassy channel and the Mediterranean throws salt in the air like a dare. On a private 41-ft cabin cruiser you cut past limestone cliffs, skim past Cominotto’s pale sand and drop anchor in the Blue Lagoon where turquoise water pushes at your ankles and begs you to swim.
These islands are layered history: the Knights of St. John fortified nearby harbors, Gozo’s ochre cliffs record millions of years of sedimentary rock, and Comino was long a quarantine and monastic outpost—small human stories lit by wide seascapes. Local captains know where the coves hold clearer water or shade, and where seabeds reveal posidonia meadows that feed the coast.
Expect a practical, flexible half-day: a 4-hour private cruise with snorkeling gear, bottled water, and optional SUP; the captain chooses stops based on wind and swell. Highlights usually include Smugglers’ Cave, the Blue Lagoon, Crystal Lagoon and Santa Marija Bay, with time to swim or linger.
Plan for sun, salt, and sudden wind. Wear reef shoes for rocky entries, bring a dry bag and reef-safe sunscreen. If you want a restaurant stop, book in advance—the islands’ small tavernas fill in peak season. Public transport reaches common departure points, but early arrivals avoid crowded marinas. Respect no-anchoring areas and marine life; keep waste aboard. With basic swimming ability and a willingness to trade a few creature comforts for clear water and privacy, this half-day charter is a compact, vivid way to experience Malta’s coastal geology, sheltered bays, and coastal culture.