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Escape the crowds on a private 2‑hour boat charter from Ċirkewwa or Mġarr to Comino’s Blue Lagoon. Swim, snorkel, and explore sea caves with a captain who tailors the route to your group.
Escape the crowds on a private 2‑hour boat charter from Ċirkewwa or Mġarr to Comino’s Blue Lagoon. Swim, snorkel, and explore sea caves with a captain who tailors the route to your group.
A low-slung boat slips away from Ċirkewwa with the limestone cliffs of Malta shrinking behind you and the blue of the channel widening ahead. In fifteen minutes the water lightens to the glassy turquoise of the Blue Lagoon; sunlight cuts through shallow sand and seagrass, revealing bands of color that seem to glow from below.
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Operated by Ebsons Comino Private Boat Tours · Ċirkewwa (Mellieħa), Malta
A low-slung boat slips away from Ċirkewwa with the limestone cliffs of Malta shrinking behind you and the blue of the channel widening ahead. In fifteen minutes the water lightens to the glassy turquoise of the Blue Lagoon; sunlight cuts through shallow sand and seagrass, revealing bands of color that seem to glow from below.
Comino sits between Malta and Gozo — a small, rocky outcrop shaped by millions of years of limestone weathering. The island’s coastline is scarred with sea-carved caves and punctuated by a 17th‑century watchtower that once helped guard the islands from corsairs. Local maritime culture still centers on small-boat skills: captains read winds and tides here the way farmers read soil.
The private two-hour charter focuses on the practical pleasures: calm swimming in waist‑deep turquoise, short snorkel stops over sand and Posidonia meadows, and slow circumnavigation to peer into caves and beneath carved arches. A captain tailors the route — quieter coves, the Cominotto islet, or the popular Blue Lagoon depending on party preference.
Practicalities matter: departures are typically from Ċirkewwa (Malta) or Mġarr (Gozo); expect a compact boat with shaded seating, bottled water, and optional snorkel gear. Bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a towel, and a short buffer for boarding and currents when entering the water. If you’re prone to seasickness, take precautions before leaving port. With a small group, this short, focused outing combines easy coastal cruising with hands‑on time in some of the clearest, warm waters the central Mediterranean offers.
Charters commonly depart from Ċirkewwa (northern Malta) or Mġarr (Gozo); confirm your boarding point with the operator when booking.
Snorkel gear is available upon request on many charters, but bringing a personal mask ensures fit and hygiene.
Yes — private charters accommodate families and offer shallow swim stops, but parents should supervise children around water and ladders.
Operators will cancel or reschedule if conditions are unsafe; check the cancellation policy and plan a flexible window.
Ebsons Comino Private Boat Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A low-slung boat slips away from Ċirkewwa with the limestone cliffs of Malta shrinking behind you and the blue of the channel widening ahead. In fifteen minutes the water lightens to the glassy turquoise of the Blue Lagoon; sunlight cuts through shallow sand and seagrass, revealing bands of color that seem to glow from below.
A low-slung boat slips away from Ċirkewwa with the limestone cliffs of Malta shrinking behind you and the blue of the channel widening ahead. In fifteen minutes the water lightens to the glassy turquoise of the Blue Lagoon; sunlight cuts through shallow sand and seagrass, revealing bands of color that seem to glow from below.
Comino sits between Malta and Gozo — a small, rocky outcrop shaped by millions of years of limestone weathering. The island’s coastline is scarred with sea-carved caves and punctuated by a 17th‑century watchtower that once helped guard the islands from corsairs. Local maritime culture still centers on small-boat skills: captains read winds and tides here the way farmers read soil.
The private two-hour charter focuses on the practical pleasures: calm swimming in waist‑deep turquoise, short snorkel stops over sand and Posidonia meadows, and slow circumnavigation to peer into caves and beneath carved arches. A captain tailors the route — quieter coves, the Cominotto islet, or the popular Blue Lagoon depending on party preference.
Practicalities matter: departures are typically from Ċirkewwa (Malta) or Mġarr (Gozo); expect a compact boat with shaded seating, bottled water, and optional snorkel gear. Bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a towel, and a short buffer for boarding and currents when entering the water. If you’re prone to seasickness, take precautions before leaving port. With a small group, this short, focused outing combines easy coastal cruising with hands‑on time in some of the clearest, warm waters the central Mediterranean offers.