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Spend a private day exploring Comino’s Blue Lagoon, the Crystal Lagoon and Gozo’s coastal caves. This 7‑hour charter combines snorkeling, SUPs and a harbour lunch in Mġarr with multiple swim and cave stops.
Spend a private day exploring Comino’s Blue Lagoon, the Crystal Lagoon and Gozo’s coastal caves. This 7‑hour charter combines snorkeling, SUPs and a harbour lunch in Mġarr with multiple swim and cave stops.
You step aboard at the harbour—salt on your lips, limestone cliffs sliding past like pages of a map—and the boat eases toward the shallow, impossibly blue water of Comino’s famous lagoon. Over seven hours the captain threads between cliffs and caves, drops anchor in sheltered bays and opens a world of swim-through caves, a WWII wreck visible on clear days, and the calmer sandy coves of Gozo.
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Operated by Comino Cruises & Charters by Bulldog - Blue Lagoon - Luzzu - Gozo - Malta · Mgarr, Gozo
You step aboard at the harbour—salt on your lips, limestone cliffs sliding past like pages of a map—and the boat eases toward the shallow, impossibly blue water of Comino’s famous lagoon. Over seven hours the captain threads between cliffs and caves, drops anchor in sheltered bays and opens a world of swim-through caves, a WWII wreck visible on clear days, and the calmer sandy coves of Gozo.
Geology here is stark and immediate: pale Miocene limestone carved by waves into arches, caverns and narrow swim-through slots. Culture and history arrive at the pier in Mġarr, Gozo’s fishing harbour, where wooden luzzu boats bob beneath a Gothic church tower and seafood grills smoke on the quay. One cave pond even served as a film set for The Count of Monte Cristo—an unexpected cinematic footnote to a day on the water.
Expect guided snorkeling over reefs and wrecks, optional stand‑up paddleboarding, and a stop in Mġarr for a seafood lunch. The crew provides snorkel gear, SUPs, freshwater shower access and iced drinks; small-group private charters accommodate up to 40 people and can include a BBQ on request.
Practical tips: arrive with reef shoes and reef‑safe sunscreen, know basic swimming skills, and time your departure to avoid the midday crowds at the Blue Lagoon in high summer. Weather and sea conditions can cause itinerary changes—flexibility pays off. Bring a waterproof bag for electronics, carry cash for small harbourside restaurants, and listen to the guide when swimming in caves or near the wreck. This is a day of clear water, tight caves, and rock faces that invite a closer look—nature testing your sense of adventure while the crew handles the logistics.
easy.
7 hours.
Suitable for a broad range of fitness levels; basic swimming ability recommended for snorkeling and cave swims
There are two meeting points: Cirkewwa on Malta or Mġarr on Gozo. The operator can advise the best choice based on where you’re staying and can arrange transport if needed.
Yes — snorkel masks and fins are provided on the charter; you may bring your own for a better fit.
Basic swimming skills are recommended for snorkeling and cave swims; guides will assist and life vests are available if needed.
Yes, the private charter is customizable (BBQ, special stops, timing) but it’s best to arrange special requests ahead of time.
Gozo and Comino’s coastline reflects centuries of maritime life; Mġarr harbour remains a working fishing port and several caves were used as film locations.
High summer traffic stresses the Blue Lagoon and seagrass meadows; avoid anchoring on Posidonia beds, pack out trash, and use reef‑safe sunscreen.
Comino Cruises & Charters by Bulldog - Blue Lagoon - Luzzu - Gozo - Malta operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step aboard at the harbour—salt on your lips, limestone cliffs sliding past like pages of a map—and the boat eases toward the shallow, impossibly blue water of Comino’s famous lagoon. Over seven hours the captain threads between cliffs and caves, drops anchor in sheltered bays and opens a world of swim-through caves, a WWII wreck visible on clear days, and the calmer sandy coves of Gozo.
You step aboard at the harbour—salt on your lips, limestone cliffs sliding past like pages of a map—and the boat eases toward the shallow, impossibly blue water of Comino’s famous lagoon. Over seven hours the captain threads between cliffs and caves, drops anchor in sheltered bays and opens a world of swim-through caves, a WWII wreck visible on clear days, and the calmer sandy coves of Gozo.
Geology here is stark and immediate: pale Miocene limestone carved by waves into arches, caverns and narrow swim-through slots. Culture and history arrive at the pier in Mġarr, Gozo’s fishing harbour, where wooden luzzu boats bob beneath a Gothic church tower and seafood grills smoke on the quay. One cave pond even served as a film set for The Count of Monte Cristo—an unexpected cinematic footnote to a day on the water.
Expect guided snorkeling over reefs and wrecks, optional stand‑up paddleboarding, and a stop in Mġarr for a seafood lunch. The crew provides snorkel gear, SUPs, freshwater shower access and iced drinks; small-group private charters accommodate up to 40 people and can include a BBQ on request.
Practical tips: arrive with reef shoes and reef‑safe sunscreen, know basic swimming skills, and time your departure to avoid the midday crowds at the Blue Lagoon in high summer. Weather and sea conditions can cause itinerary changes—flexibility pays off. Bring a waterproof bag for electronics, carry cash for small harbourside restaurants, and listen to the guide when swimming in caves or near the wreck. This is a day of clear water, tight caves, and rock faces that invite a closer look—nature testing your sense of adventure while the crew handles the logistics.