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Cruise from Ċirkewwa or Mġarr for a private 3‑hour boat charter that hits Comino’s Blue Lagoon, Crystal Lagoon, sea caves, and unique rock formations. Ideal for swimmers and families who want privacy and flexible stops.
Cruise from Ċirkewwa or Mġarr for a private 3‑hour boat charter that hits Comino’s Blue Lagoon, Crystal Lagoon, sea caves, and unique rock formations. Ideal for swimmers and families who want privacy and flexible stops.
You step off the quay and the boat motors away from the harbor roar; salt air pushes against your face and the coastline of Comino comes into view — sheer limestone cliffs, pockets of cobalt water, and the pale sand of the Blue Lagoon catching the sun.
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Operated by Ebsons Comino Private Boat Tours · Comino, Malta
You step off the quay and the boat motors away from the harbor roar; salt air pushes against your face and the coastline of Comino comes into view — sheer limestone cliffs, pockets of cobalt water, and the pale sand of the Blue Lagoon catching the sun.
Comino is small but layered: its coastline is carved by wave action into caves and arches, and a 17th-century watchtower perches above the shore as a reminder of the island’s strategic role between Malta and Gozo. The seabed is largely Posidonia meadows and limestone shelves, which give the water its signature clarity and turquoise tones.
On a private 3-hour charter you’ll anchor in the Blue Lagoon for swimming and snorkeling, nosed into quieter coves like the Crystal Lagoon and sea caves where visibility and depth change sharply. Captains typically offer snorkel gear and a SUP on request; the boat provides shaded seating and a cooler for water. Expect quick transitions between stops — 30–45 minute swims interleaved with short photo stretches and a few minutes of cave cruising.
Practical edge: plan for sun exposure and slippery rock when boarding from the water; reef-safe sunscreen, water shoes, and an easy-dry towel are essentials. Morning departures mean calmer seas and fewer boats; afternoons bring more traffic but warmer water. If you’re new to snorkeling, tell your captain — they’ll guide you to the clearest shallows and point out marine life. This charter is light on exertion but rich in sensory reward: wind, limestone, and bright sea demanding you to jump in.
Basic swimming ability is recommended for snorkeling and boarding from the water; non‑swimmers can stay on the boat and use flotation aids if available.
Yes — private charters allow you to choose which bays and caves to visit within the 3‑hour window, subject to weather and local regulations.
Many operators provide snorkel gear on request; confirm when booking to ensure sizing and availability.
Families are welcome — inform the operator of ages and any special needs; life jackets are typically available for small children.
Ebsons Comino Private Boat Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the quay and the boat motors away from the harbor roar; salt air pushes against your face and the coastline of Comino comes into view — sheer limestone cliffs, pockets of cobalt water, and the pale sand of the Blue Lagoon catching the sun.
You step off the quay and the boat motors away from the harbor roar; salt air pushes against your face and the coastline of Comino comes into view — sheer limestone cliffs, pockets of cobalt water, and the pale sand of the Blue Lagoon catching the sun.
Comino is small but layered: its coastline is carved by wave action into caves and arches, and a 17th-century watchtower perches above the shore as a reminder of the island’s strategic role between Malta and Gozo. The seabed is largely Posidonia meadows and limestone shelves, which give the water its signature clarity and turquoise tones.
On a private 3-hour charter you’ll anchor in the Blue Lagoon for swimming and snorkeling, nosed into quieter coves like the Crystal Lagoon and sea caves where visibility and depth change sharply. Captains typically offer snorkel gear and a SUP on request; the boat provides shaded seating and a cooler for water. Expect quick transitions between stops — 30–45 minute swims interleaved with short photo stretches and a few minutes of cave cruising.
Practical edge: plan for sun exposure and slippery rock when boarding from the water; reef-safe sunscreen, water shoes, and an easy-dry towel are essentials. Morning departures mean calmer seas and fewer boats; afternoons bring more traffic but warmer water. If you’re new to snorkeling, tell your captain — they’ll guide you to the clearest shallows and point out marine life. This charter is light on exertion but rich in sensory reward: wind, limestone, and bright sea demanding you to jump in.