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A three‑hour private boat charter from Mellieħa that visits the Blue Lagoon, Crystal Lagoon and southern Gozo—ideal for snorkel stops, cave runs, and personalized cruising. Perfect for families and small groups who want the best of Comino without the crowds.
A three‑hour private boat charter from Mellieħa that visits the Blue Lagoon, Crystal Lagoon and southern Gozo—ideal for snorkel stops, cave runs, and personalized cruising. Perfect for families and small groups who want the best of Comino without the crowds.
You push off from Cirkewwa as the limestone cliffs of northern Malta slide away and the Mediterranean opens into an impossible blue. The captain trims the sails—really, the engine hums—and the boat threads between Comino and Cominotto, dropping anchor in pockets of water so clear you can read the seabed.
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Operated by Outdoor Explorers Malta · Mellieħa, Northern Region
You push off from Cirkewwa as the limestone cliffs of northern Malta slide away and the Mediterranean opens into an impossible blue. The captain trims the sails—really, the engine hums—and the boat threads between Comino and Cominotto, dropping anchor in pockets of water so clear you can read the seabed.
This three‑hour private charter focuses on Comino’s Blue Lagoon, the hidden caves of the Crystal Lagoon and the quieter bays on Gozo’s south coast. The islands’ geology is a ledger of raised reef and fossilized sand: white coralline limestone cliffs ring coves where waves have gouged caves and swim‑throughs used in films. St. Mary’s Tower watches from its 17th‑century perch; salt pans and small harbors on Gozo show centuries of fishing and maritime life.
Expect short snorkel stops in crystalline water, cave runs guided by a skipper, and time for kicking off from the swim platform. The captain supplies masks and snorkels, Bluetooth audio, and shade, and will tailor the route to wind and tide. Wildlife here favors the rocks and reef—groupers and octopus lurk near the pinnacles; seabirds wheel overhead.
Practical pointers: bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a towel and a wind layer for the return; leave nonessential valuables ashore or in a dry bag. Morning departures give calmer seas and better light for photos; afternoons can be busier in the Blue Lagoon. The trip is ideal for families and swimmers of basic ability—currents are generally mild but the skipper will advise on safe entry and exit points.
A private boat makes the famous blue waters feel personal: quick swims, cave exploration, and a compact lesson in Maltese maritime history all folded into a single, efficient outing.
Pickups are from Cirkewwa (Mellieħa) or Mġarr Harbour (Gozo); the tour can return to either island by arrangement.
Yes—masks and snorkels are provided free of charge for the duration of the charter.
Yes—the private charter is customizable; the captain will advise based on sea conditions and your priorities.
Families are welcome; infants must sit on an adult’s lap and infant seats are available on request.
Outdoor Explorers Malta operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You push off from Cirkewwa as the limestone cliffs of northern Malta slide away and the Mediterranean opens into an impossible blue. The captain trims the sails—really, the engine hums—and the boat threads between Comino and Cominotto, dropping anchor in pockets of water so clear you can read the seabed.
You push off from Cirkewwa as the limestone cliffs of northern Malta slide away and the Mediterranean opens into an impossible blue. The captain trims the sails—really, the engine hums—and the boat threads between Comino and Cominotto, dropping anchor in pockets of water so clear you can read the seabed.
This three‑hour private charter focuses on Comino’s Blue Lagoon, the hidden caves of the Crystal Lagoon and the quieter bays on Gozo’s south coast. The islands’ geology is a ledger of raised reef and fossilized sand: white coralline limestone cliffs ring coves where waves have gouged caves and swim‑throughs used in films. St. Mary’s Tower watches from its 17th‑century perch; salt pans and small harbors on Gozo show centuries of fishing and maritime life.
Expect short snorkel stops in crystalline water, cave runs guided by a skipper, and time for kicking off from the swim platform. The captain supplies masks and snorkels, Bluetooth audio, and shade, and will tailor the route to wind and tide. Wildlife here favors the rocks and reef—groupers and octopus lurk near the pinnacles; seabirds wheel overhead.
Practical pointers: bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a towel and a wind layer for the return; leave nonessential valuables ashore or in a dry bag. Morning departures give calmer seas and better light for photos; afternoons can be busier in the Blue Lagoon. The trip is ideal for families and swimmers of basic ability—currents are generally mild but the skipper will advise on safe entry and exit points.
A private boat makes the famous blue waters feel personal: quick swims, cave exploration, and a compact lesson in Maltese maritime history all folded into a single, efficient outing.