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A two-hour private speedboat from Malta delivers direct access to Comino’s Blue Lagoon, Crystal Lagoon and sea caves. Fast, private and flexible — ideal for snorkeling, quick swims, and cliffside photo stops.
A two-hour private speedboat from Malta delivers direct access to Comino’s Blue Lagoon, Crystal Lagoon and sea caves. Fast, private and flexible — ideal for snorkeling, quick swims, and cliffside photo stops.
You cut loose from the quay and the coastline slides away: wind ribs the surface, the 26‑ft hull hums under twin 200HP Yamahas, and a ribbon of turquoise opens ahead. In two hours this private charter threads between Comino, Cominotto and the Blue Lagoon, dropping anchor at bright sand shelves and cliff-carved caves where the water dares you to jump in.
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Operated by 420 Boat Charters · Comino, Gozo
You cut loose from the quay and the coastline slides away: wind ribs the surface, the 26‑ft hull hums under twin 200HP Yamahas, and a ribbon of turquoise opens ahead. In two hours this private charter threads between Comino, Cominotto and the Blue Lagoon, dropping anchor at bright sand shelves and cliff-carved caves where the water dares you to jump in.
Geology here is obvious — pale Maltese limestone sculpted by waves into arches, caverns and steep cliffs. History rides the headland: the 17th‑century Comino Tower keeps watch from high rock, a reminder of the Knights of St. John and the island’s strategic place between Malta and Gozo. Local culture is maritime — boatmen know currents, hidden coves and where the best snorkeling lies.
Expect two main stops (roughly 45 minutes each) at the Blue Lagoon and the Crystal Lagoon with cruising past sea caves and Cominotto reefs. Activities include snorkeling, swimming, quick cliff-side photo ops and sunbathing on deck; masks available for a €10 refundable deposit. Life jackets, a cooler with ice, and Bluetooth sound are standard on board.
Practical guidance: book morning slots to avoid the busiest crowds and check wind forecasts — Comino’s lagoons are vulnerable to chop. Bring reef shoes for rocky entries, reef‑safe sunscreen, and a waterproof phone case. If you’re prone to motion sickness, premedicate; crews can accommodate families but infants must sit on laps. In short: fast, focused access to Malta’s clearest water with minimal transit time and maximum swim time.
Departure points vary by operator but common mainland departure is near Mellieħa/Cirkewwa or from Gozo’s Mgarr harbour—confirm at booking.
Yes; families are welcome but infants must sit on an adult’s lap and children should wear life jackets provided by the crew.
Yes—boats typically provide a cooler and ice; bring snacks and water, but avoid glass and pack out any trash.
Operators will cancel for rough seas and offer a full refund if cancelled at least 24 hours prior; always check the cancellation policy and local forecast.
420 Boat Charters operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You cut loose from the quay and the coastline slides away: wind ribs the surface, the 26‑ft hull hums under twin 200HP Yamahas, and a ribbon of turquoise opens ahead. In two hours this private charter threads between Comino, Cominotto and the Blue Lagoon, dropping anchor at bright sand shelves and cliff-carved caves where the water dares you to jump in.
You cut loose from the quay and the coastline slides away: wind ribs the surface, the 26‑ft hull hums under twin 200HP Yamahas, and a ribbon of turquoise opens ahead. In two hours this private charter threads between Comino, Cominotto and the Blue Lagoon, dropping anchor at bright sand shelves and cliff-carved caves where the water dares you to jump in.
Geology here is obvious — pale Maltese limestone sculpted by waves into arches, caverns and steep cliffs. History rides the headland: the 17th‑century Comino Tower keeps watch from high rock, a reminder of the Knights of St. John and the island’s strategic place between Malta and Gozo. Local culture is maritime — boatmen know currents, hidden coves and where the best snorkeling lies.
Expect two main stops (roughly 45 minutes each) at the Blue Lagoon and the Crystal Lagoon with cruising past sea caves and Cominotto reefs. Activities include snorkeling, swimming, quick cliff-side photo ops and sunbathing on deck; masks available for a €10 refundable deposit. Life jackets, a cooler with ice, and Bluetooth sound are standard on board.
Practical guidance: book morning slots to avoid the busiest crowds and check wind forecasts — Comino’s lagoons are vulnerable to chop. Bring reef shoes for rocky entries, reef‑safe sunscreen, and a waterproof phone case. If you’re prone to motion sickness, premedicate; crews can accommodate families but infants must sit on laps. In short: fast, focused access to Malta’s clearest water with minimal transit time and maximum swim time.