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A private three-hour boat trip that visits Comino’s Blue Lagoon, Crystal Lagoon and sea caves with a professional skipper. Ideal for swimmers and snorkelers seeking clear water and fewer crowds.
A private three-hour boat trip that visits Comino’s Blue Lagoon, Crystal Lagoon and sea caves with a professional skipper. Ideal for swimmers and snorkelers seeking clear water and fewer crowds.
A white-hulled boat slips off the limestone shelf and into a bowl of turquoise so clear you can watch fish turn beneath the hull.
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Operated by Serenity Boat Charters Malta · Comino, Malta
A white-hulled boat slips off the limestone shelf and into a bowl of turquoise so clear you can watch fish turn beneath the hull.
The three-hour private trip threads the narrow channel between Malta and Gozo, dropping anchor at the Blue Lagoon and Crystal Lagoon for swims and snorkeling, then edging into shadowed sea caves that catch light like hidden rooms. Comino’s coast is cut from hardened Miocene limestone; waves and wind have carved arches, overhangs and the modest caves visitors can swim into.
History presses quietly against these shores — the 17th-century Santa Marija Tower watches from a rocky outcrop, built by the Knights as a coastal battery. Local culture still leans on the sea: small-scale fishermen and boatmen who know the currents and the best secluded coves to slip into when the bays get crowded.
Practically, expect calm, shallow swimming in the lagoons and stronger currents closer to cave mouths; life jackets and snorkeling gear are typically provided. The private skipper sets the pace: plan for 30–50 minutes at each swim stop, with time to photograph the cliffs and explore the tower from the water. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a towel, reef shoes and a waterproof phone pouch. Morning departures reduce winds and crowds; late afternoons deliver softer light and cooler water.
Respect marine habitats by avoiding anchoring on seagrass beds and packing out trash. With a skipper on board and short transit times between stops, this private boat tour is a focused way to see Comino’s best blue water, caves and coastal history in comfort.
This private tour runs about three hours, with multiple swim and snorkel stops at the Blue Lagoon, Crystal Lagoon and the Comino caves.
Yes—snorkeling equipment and life jackets are typically provided, though many travelers bring their own masks for a better fit.
Yes—life jackets are provided and plenty of shallow-water spots are available, but non-swimmers should remain cautious around cave entrances and stronger currents.
Departure points vary by operator; common nearby embarkation towns include Mellieha and Cirkewwa on Malta or Mgarr on Gozo—confirm pickup location when booking.
Serenity Boat Charters Malta operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A white-hulled boat slips off the limestone shelf and into a bowl of turquoise so clear you can watch fish turn beneath the hull.
A white-hulled boat slips off the limestone shelf and into a bowl of turquoise so clear you can watch fish turn beneath the hull.
The three-hour private trip threads the narrow channel between Malta and Gozo, dropping anchor at the Blue Lagoon and Crystal Lagoon for swims and snorkeling, then edging into shadowed sea caves that catch light like hidden rooms. Comino’s coast is cut from hardened Miocene limestone; waves and wind have carved arches, overhangs and the modest caves visitors can swim into.
History presses quietly against these shores — the 17th-century Santa Marija Tower watches from a rocky outcrop, built by the Knights as a coastal battery. Local culture still leans on the sea: small-scale fishermen and boatmen who know the currents and the best secluded coves to slip into when the bays get crowded.
Practically, expect calm, shallow swimming in the lagoons and stronger currents closer to cave mouths; life jackets and snorkeling gear are typically provided. The private skipper sets the pace: plan for 30–50 minutes at each swim stop, with time to photograph the cliffs and explore the tower from the water. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a towel, reef shoes and a waterproof phone pouch. Morning departures reduce winds and crowds; late afternoons deliver softer light and cooler water.
Respect marine habitats by avoiding anchoring on seagrass beds and packing out trash. With a skipper on board and short transit times between stops, this private boat tour is a focused way to see Comino’s best blue water, caves and coastal history in comfort.