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Cruise by speedboat from northern Malta to Comino’s Blue Lagoon and Crystal Lagoon, stopping to snorkel in translucent water and to pass dramatic sea caves. This private 3‑hour charter combines fast cruising with two relaxed swim stops and guided local insight.
Cruise by speedboat from northern Malta to Comino’s Blue Lagoon and Crystal Lagoon, stopping to snorkel in translucent water and to pass dramatic sea caves. This private 3‑hour charter combines fast cruising with two relaxed swim stops and guided local insight.
The engine thumps once and the shoreline of northern Malta shrinks into a jagged ribbon as the 26‑ft speedboat cuts toward Comino. Salt spray cools your face, the twin 200HP Yamahas humming beneath deck, and within minutes the Blue Lagoon’s turquoise bowl opens like a private pool carved from limestone.
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Operated by 420 Boat Charters · Comino, Malta
The engine thumps once and the shoreline of northern Malta shrinks into a jagged ribbon as the 26‑ft speedboat cuts toward Comino. Salt spray cools your face, the twin 200HP Yamahas humming beneath deck, and within minutes the Blue Lagoon’s turquoise bowl opens like a private pool carved from limestone.
Comino’s landscape is the product of Mediterranean uplift and relentless wave action; the island’s caves and arches were gouged over millennia from Miocene limestone. The 17th‑century watchtower on Comino recalls the Knights of St. John who used these vantage points to monitor shipping between Malta and Gozo. Today the same channels attract swimmers, snorkelers and skippers who know where the clearest pockets of water collect.
Expect short anchor stops for snorkeling and swimming at the Blue Lagoon and Crystal Lagoon (Cominotto), plus a circuit past sea caves and reef shelves where light filters into hidden chambers. The guide may point out small marine life in shallow beds and explain how currents shape the coves.
Practical notes: the trip is three hours with roughly two one‑hour stops for swimming; bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a towel and short fins if you have them. Mask rental is possible with a deposit; life jackets and an icebox are provided. Avoid peak midday in high summer if you prefer quieter water; if you’re prone to motion sickness, plan medication in advance. Communicate any special needs when booking — the private format makes it flexible for families, couples or small groups seeking fast access to Malta’s clearest bays.
Private charters usually depart from northern marinas such as Cirkewwa or Marfa; confirm your departure point when booking.
Masks are available for hire with a refundable deposit, but bringing your own mask/fins guarantees fit and comfort.
Yes—life jackets are provided and the operator notes the trip is suitable for all fitness levels; infants must sit on laps.
The operator cancels if conditions are unsafe; you can get a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours in advance or if the trip is called off for weather.
420 Boat Charters operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The engine thumps once and the shoreline of northern Malta shrinks into a jagged ribbon as the 26‑ft speedboat cuts toward Comino. Salt spray cools your face, the twin 200HP Yamahas humming beneath deck, and within minutes the Blue Lagoon’s turquoise bowl opens like a private pool carved from limestone.
The engine thumps once and the shoreline of northern Malta shrinks into a jagged ribbon as the 26‑ft speedboat cuts toward Comino. Salt spray cools your face, the twin 200HP Yamahas humming beneath deck, and within minutes the Blue Lagoon’s turquoise bowl opens like a private pool carved from limestone.
Comino’s landscape is the product of Mediterranean uplift and relentless wave action; the island’s caves and arches were gouged over millennia from Miocene limestone. The 17th‑century watchtower on Comino recalls the Knights of St. John who used these vantage points to monitor shipping between Malta and Gozo. Today the same channels attract swimmers, snorkelers and skippers who know where the clearest pockets of water collect.
Expect short anchor stops for snorkeling and swimming at the Blue Lagoon and Crystal Lagoon (Cominotto), plus a circuit past sea caves and reef shelves where light filters into hidden chambers. The guide may point out small marine life in shallow beds and explain how currents shape the coves.
Practical notes: the trip is three hours with roughly two one‑hour stops for swimming; bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a towel and short fins if you have them. Mask rental is possible with a deposit; life jackets and an icebox are provided. Avoid peak midday in high summer if you prefer quieter water; if you’re prone to motion sickness, plan medication in advance. Communicate any special needs when booking — the private format makes it flexible for families, couples or small groups seeking fast access to Malta’s clearest bays.