Spend nine hours cruising from Valletta Grand Harbour to Comino and St. Paul’s Islands on a private sailing charter. Swim, snorkel, and enjoy a skipper-prepared buffet or BBQ while exploring the Blue Lagoon and quieter northern bays.
Spend nine hours cruising from Valletta Grand Harbour to Comino and St. Paul’s Islands on a private sailing charter. Swim, snorkel, and enjoy a skipper-prepared buffet or BBQ while exploring the Blue Lagoon and quieter northern bays.
The day starts in the warm light of Valletta Grand Harbour, sails unfurling as the yacht slips past limestone bastions and into open water. Sea spray cools your face while the skipper trims the sheets; the islands of Malta draw closer—St. Paul’s islets puncture the horizon and Comino’s coves glow an impossible turquoise.
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Operated by Sailing Charters Malta Ltd · Kalkara, Malta
The day starts in the warm light of Valletta Grand Harbour, sails unfurling as the yacht slips past limestone bastions and into open water. Sea spray cools your face while the skipper trims the sheets; the islands of Malta draw closer—St. Paul’s islets puncture the horizon and Comino’s coves glow an impossible turquoise.
The coastline here is folded limestone: layers of Globigerina and Upper Coralline cliffs worn by millennia of waves. Malta’s harbours have been strategic since Phoenician and Roman times, and the Grand Harbour still bears the marks of that maritime history in its fortifications and old shipyards. On a private charter you’ll feel that history in motion — passing Valletta’s waterfront, skirting the rock where St. Paul was said to have been shipwrecked, then anchoring in sheltered bays whose floors hold Posidonia seagrass and bright fish.
Expect easy, family-friendly conditions when seas are calm; the skipper will pick sheltered anchorages for swimming, snorkelling, and a BBQ on deck if requested. The Blue Lagoon on Comino is busiest mid-day; earlier or later visits find quieter coves and clearer water. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light windbreaker for the open sea, and footwear that grips wet decks.
Logistics are straightforward: departures from Kalkara Marina in Valletta Grand Harbour, a typical nine-hour window, and included snorkel kit and water. The experience blends relaxed cruising, short swims, coastal geology, and seafaring history — a day that moves at the pace of wind and tide.
Departures are from Kalkara Marina in Valletta Grand Harbour; the itinerary returns there at the end of the day.
The operator offers buffet-style meals and a BBQ menu freshly cooked onboard; you may also bring pre-prepared provisions.
Yes — there is no minimum age, but infants should sit on an adult’s lap and all passengers must follow skipper safety instructions.
The operator may cancel if conditions are unsafe; all sales are final so check weather and travel insurance before booking.
Sailing Charters Malta Ltd operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




The day starts in the warm light of Valletta Grand Harbour, sails unfurling as the yacht slips past limestone bastions and into open water. Sea spray cools your face while the skipper trims the sheets; the islands of Malta draw closer—St. Paul’s islets puncture the horizon and Comino’s coves glow an impossible turquoise.
The day starts in the warm light of Valletta Grand Harbour, sails unfurling as the yacht slips past limestone bastions and into open water. Sea spray cools your face while the skipper trims the sheets; the islands of Malta draw closer—St. Paul’s islets puncture the horizon and Comino’s coves glow an impossible turquoise.
The coastline here is folded limestone: layers of Globigerina and Upper Coralline cliffs worn by millennia of waves. Malta’s harbours have been strategic since Phoenician and Roman times, and the Grand Harbour still bears the marks of that maritime history in its fortifications and old shipyards. On a private charter you’ll feel that history in motion — passing Valletta’s waterfront, skirting the rock where St. Paul was said to have been shipwrecked, then anchoring in sheltered bays whose floors hold Posidonia seagrass and bright fish.
Expect easy, family-friendly conditions when seas are calm; the skipper will pick sheltered anchorages for swimming, snorkelling, and a BBQ on deck if requested. The Blue Lagoon on Comino is busiest mid-day; earlier or later visits find quieter coves and clearer water. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light windbreaker for the open sea, and footwear that grips wet decks.
Logistics are straightforward: departures from Kalkara Marina in Valletta Grand Harbour, a typical nine-hour window, and included snorkel kit and water. The experience blends relaxed cruising, short swims, coastal geology, and seafaring history — a day that moves at the pace of wind and tide.