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A private speed-boat tour that links Malta or Gozo to Comino’s Blue Lagoon, crystal coves, and sea caves. Expect 2–3 swimming and snorkeling stops, a local skipper, and clear turquoise water perfect for underwater viewing.
A private speed-boat tour that links Malta or Gozo to Comino’s Blue Lagoon, crystal coves, and sea caves. Expect 2–3 swimming and snorkeling stops, a local skipper, and clear turquoise water perfect for underwater viewing.
You push off from a small harbor and the coastline blurs into a wash of limestone and sea. The skipper eases the throttle as Comino’s cliffs come into focus, the water turning a surprising turquoise that seems to dare you to jump in. Sun deck, snorkel masks, and an ice box are ready; the boat becomes both vantage point and basecamp for three hours of coastal exploration.
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Operated by Xlendi Pleasure Cruises · Comino, Malta
You push off from a small harbor and the coastline blurs into a wash of limestone and sea. The skipper eases the throttle as Comino’s cliffs come into focus, the water turning a surprising turquoise that seems to dare you to jump in. Sun deck, snorkel masks, and an ice box are ready; the boat becomes both vantage point and basecamp for three hours of coastal exploration.
Comino sits between Malta and Gozo, its rock shaped by millions of years of marine erosion and punctuated by tiny bays and sea caves used historically as shelter by fishermen and lookouts during the Knights period. The Blue Lagoon’s shallow shelves reveal seagrass beds and small fish, while nearby grottoes like Santa Maria show the island’s layered limestone and wave-carved arches. Local fishing culture is still visible in Gozo’s harbors and the scattered chapels on Comino.
Practically, expect 2–3 stops: Blue Lagoon, Crystal Lagoon and a cave or bay for swimming and snorkeling. The tour typically departs from Cirkewwa (Malta) or Mgarr Harbour (Gozo) and runs about three hours. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a towel, and a light wind layer for the ride; snorkeling masks are provided but personal gear fits best. Follow the skipper’s guidance for safe anchoring and swimming in currents, and plan on modest seas — captains will alter the route for comfort and visibility. This is an accessible, high-reward marine outing that pairs short bursts of activity with long stretches of Mediterranean stillness.
You can choose to depart from Cirkewwa on Malta or Mgarr Harbour on Gozo; confirm your pickup point when booking.
Yes, snorkeling masks and standard safety equipment are provided on the private boat; bringing your own mask is recommended for fit.
An ice box is provided for any food and drinks you bring; some operators may offer extras but it is best to pack what you need.
The trip is family-friendly and rated easy, but non-swimmers should remain on board or wear flotation as advised by the skipper.
Xlendi Pleasure Cruises operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You push off from a small harbor and the coastline blurs into a wash of limestone and sea. The skipper eases the throttle as Comino’s cliffs come into focus, the water turning a surprising turquoise that seems to dare you to jump in. Sun deck, snorkel masks, and an ice box are ready; the boat becomes both vantage point and basecamp for three hours of coastal exploration.
You push off from a small harbor and the coastline blurs into a wash of limestone and sea. The skipper eases the throttle as Comino’s cliffs come into focus, the water turning a surprising turquoise that seems to dare you to jump in. Sun deck, snorkel masks, and an ice box are ready; the boat becomes both vantage point and basecamp for three hours of coastal exploration.
Comino sits between Malta and Gozo, its rock shaped by millions of years of marine erosion and punctuated by tiny bays and sea caves used historically as shelter by fishermen and lookouts during the Knights period. The Blue Lagoon’s shallow shelves reveal seagrass beds and small fish, while nearby grottoes like Santa Maria show the island’s layered limestone and wave-carved arches. Local fishing culture is still visible in Gozo’s harbors and the scattered chapels on Comino.
Practically, expect 2–3 stops: Blue Lagoon, Crystal Lagoon and a cave or bay for swimming and snorkeling. The tour typically departs from Cirkewwa (Malta) or Mgarr Harbour (Gozo) and runs about three hours. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a towel, and a light wind layer for the ride; snorkeling masks are provided but personal gear fits best. Follow the skipper’s guidance for safe anchoring and swimming in currents, and plan on modest seas — captains will alter the route for comfort and visibility. This is an accessible, high-reward marine outing that pairs short bursts of activity with long stretches of Mediterranean stillness.