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Board the Sea Star for a private cruise through Comino’s famed Blue Lagoon and Gozo’s coastal coves. Expect guided snorkeling, cave passes, and flexible 2–6 hour departures that prioritize shallow, crystal waters and easy access for swimmers of all levels.
Board the Sea Star for a private cruise through Comino’s famed Blue Lagoon and Gozo’s coastal coves. Expect guided snorkeling, cave passes, and flexible 2–6 hour departures that prioritize shallow, crystal waters and easy access for swimmers of all levels.
Wake on board as the hull parts a glassy Mediterranean at first light, the shoreline of Comino sliding past in bands of limestone and scrub. The Sea Star’s rooftop offers a wind-cleared view: a palette of cobalt and turquoise where the Blue Lagoon sits shallow and bright, daring you to jump in.
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Operated by Ta' Miema Boat Services · Comino, Malta
Wake on board as the hull parts a glassy Mediterranean at first light, the shoreline of Comino sliding past in bands of limestone and scrub. The Sea Star’s rooftop offers a wind-cleared view: a palette of cobalt and turquoise where the Blue Lagoon sits shallow and bright, daring you to jump in.
This route threads together natural history and island life. Comino’s limestone formed under ancient seas; its cliffs and caves—Santa Maria Caves, Popeye and Lovers’ coves—record wave-cut work and seabed uplift. Gozo’s south coast brings clay-rich Tal-Halfa and the pocket beaches of Hondoq, where local fishermen still haul small nets and bream patrol the shallows.
Culturally, these waters have long been working waterways for Maltese seafarers and film crews; you’ll pass formations like Elephant Rock that earned on-screen cameos. Ecologically, posidonia meadows carpet sections of seabed and sustain juvenile fish; operators increasingly emphasize anchoring etiquette to protect them.
Practical guidance: trips run 2–6 hours and are adaptable for swimming, snorkeling, light fishing or SUP hire. Snorkel gear is provided; bring reef-safe sunscreen, a towel, and water shoes for rocky landings. Expect sun and reflected glare—a hat and polarized sunglasses help. If you’re prone to seasickness, plan for morning departures and take medication in advance. Groups can book privately up to 30 on the listed rate (larger groups split pricing).
Whether you come for cliff jumps at Bemberin or the sheltered shallows of Santa Maria Bay, the tour balances calm cruising with accessible marine exploration—straightforward logistics, high visual payoff.
Yes—snorkeling masks and basic snorkel gear are provided free of charge for guests.
Tours typically depart from northern Malta (Mellieħa/Cirkewwa) or Gozo harbors and run between 2 and 6 hours depending on your booking.
The boat is stroller and wheelchair accessible for boarding assistance; inform the operator in advance to arrange safe boarding and seating.
Yes—the Sea Star has a toilet and a fresh water shower on deck for rinsing off after swims.
Ta' Miema Boat Services operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Wake on board as the hull parts a glassy Mediterranean at first light, the shoreline of Comino sliding past in bands of limestone and scrub. The Sea Star’s rooftop offers a wind-cleared view: a palette of cobalt and turquoise where the Blue Lagoon sits shallow and bright, daring you to jump in.
Wake on board as the hull parts a glassy Mediterranean at first light, the shoreline of Comino sliding past in bands of limestone and scrub. The Sea Star’s rooftop offers a wind-cleared view: a palette of cobalt and turquoise where the Blue Lagoon sits shallow and bright, daring you to jump in.
This route threads together natural history and island life. Comino’s limestone formed under ancient seas; its cliffs and caves—Santa Maria Caves, Popeye and Lovers’ coves—record wave-cut work and seabed uplift. Gozo’s south coast brings clay-rich Tal-Halfa and the pocket beaches of Hondoq, where local fishermen still haul small nets and bream patrol the shallows.
Culturally, these waters have long been working waterways for Maltese seafarers and film crews; you’ll pass formations like Elephant Rock that earned on-screen cameos. Ecologically, posidonia meadows carpet sections of seabed and sustain juvenile fish; operators increasingly emphasize anchoring etiquette to protect them.
Practical guidance: trips run 2–6 hours and are adaptable for swimming, snorkeling, light fishing or SUP hire. Snorkel gear is provided; bring reef-safe sunscreen, a towel, and water shoes for rocky landings. Expect sun and reflected glare—a hat and polarized sunglasses help. If you’re prone to seasickness, plan for morning departures and take medication in advance. Groups can book privately up to 30 on the listed rate (larger groups split pricing).
Whether you come for cliff jumps at Bemberin or the sheltered shallows of Santa Maria Bay, the tour balances calm cruising with accessible marine exploration—straightforward logistics, high visual payoff.