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Ride a jetski across the iconic Blue Lagoon to explore Comino’s crystal shallows and Gozo’s southern coves. This 1‑hour guided safari needs no licence and pairs adrenaline with coastal scenery—perfect for first-timers and experienced riders alike.
Ride a jetski across the iconic Blue Lagoon to explore Comino’s crystal shallows and Gozo’s southern coves. This 1‑hour guided safari needs no licence and pairs adrenaline with coastal scenery—perfect for first-timers and experienced riders alike.
The Mediterranean sun lifts off the horizon and the Blue Lagoon's water answers with a flat, glassy sheen that dares you to cut across it. Riders push off from a small launch near Mellieħa or Cirkewwa and, guided by experienced instructors, arc toward Comino’s bright shallow bays. The jet skis hum; spray sings on your face. In an hour you’ll pass the Blue Lagoon’s famous turquoise shelves, thread sea caves, and sweep the rugged southern coastline of Gozo where cliffs and low scrub throw shadows into the sea.
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Operated by Outdoor Explorers Malta · Comino, Malta
The Mediterranean sun lifts off the horizon and the Blue Lagoon's water answers with a flat, glassy sheen that dares you to cut across it. Riders push off from a small launch near Mellieħa or Cirkewwa and, guided by experienced instructors, arc toward Comino’s bright shallow bays. The jet skis hum; spray sings on your face. In an hour you’ll pass the Blue Lagoon’s famous turquoise shelves, thread sea caves, and sweep the rugged southern coastline of Gozo where cliffs and low scrub throw shadows into the sea.
Comino is a small, sparsely populated island with a history as a watch-post — St. Mary’s Tower from the 17th century still overlooks the channel — and a geology of limestone terraces and submerged rock ledges that create the lagoon’s intense colors. The tour also skirts Gozo’s southern coves, where limestone cliffs have been carved into caves and arches over millennia.
Practically: no licence is required, but expect a safety briefing, life jacket, and basic handling instruction. Conditions shift with wind; summer brings calm, crowded waters, while shoulder seasons can be brisk and choppy. Sunscreen, secure footwear, and a waterproof phone case matter. Operators typically allow an additional passenger for a small fee and offer snorkel kit use at stops. Book early for morning slots to avoid the midday boat traffic and get the clearest water for photos.
easy.
1 hour (60 minutes).
Suitable for most fitness levels—requires basic balance and the ability to follow safety instructions while standing or seated on a jet ski.
No licence is required; the operator provides a brief safety and handling instruction before departure and guides the group throughout the ride.
Children aged 8 and older can ride as passengers when accompanied by an adult; rules for driving vary—confirm with the operator.
Bring swimwear, reef-safe sunscreen, a waterproof phone case or camera, a towel, and any motion-sickness remedies if you’re sensitive to motion.
Operators typically cancel in unsafe sea conditions and offer a full refund if they cancel due to weather; check the specific tour policy for timelines.
Comino has long been sparsely inhabited; St. Mary’s Tower (built in the 17th century) was part of coastal defenses watching the channel between Malta and Gozo.
The Blue Lagoon’s shallow seafloor is sensitive—avoid anchoring on seabed, follow operator guidance, and use reef-safe sunscreen to minimize impact.
Outdoor Explorers Malta operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The Mediterranean sun lifts off the horizon and the Blue Lagoon's water answers with a flat, glassy sheen that dares you to cut across it. Riders push off from a small launch near Mellieħa or Cirkewwa and, guided by experienced instructors, arc toward Comino’s bright shallow bays. The jet skis hum; spray sings on your face. In an hour you’ll pass the Blue Lagoon’s famous turquoise shelves, thread sea caves, and sweep the rugged southern coastline of Gozo where cliffs and low scrub throw shadows into the sea.
The Mediterranean sun lifts off the horizon and the Blue Lagoon's water answers with a flat, glassy sheen that dares you to cut across it. Riders push off from a small launch near Mellieħa or Cirkewwa and, guided by experienced instructors, arc toward Comino’s bright shallow bays. The jet skis hum; spray sings on your face. In an hour you’ll pass the Blue Lagoon’s famous turquoise shelves, thread sea caves, and sweep the rugged southern coastline of Gozo where cliffs and low scrub throw shadows into the sea.
Comino is a small, sparsely populated island with a history as a watch-post — St. Mary’s Tower from the 17th century still overlooks the channel — and a geology of limestone terraces and submerged rock ledges that create the lagoon’s intense colors. The tour also skirts Gozo’s southern coves, where limestone cliffs have been carved into caves and arches over millennia.
Practically: no licence is required, but expect a safety briefing, life jacket, and basic handling instruction. Conditions shift with wind; summer brings calm, crowded waters, while shoulder seasons can be brisk and choppy. Sunscreen, secure footwear, and a waterproof phone case matter. Operators typically allow an additional passenger for a small fee and offer snorkel kit use at stops. Book early for morning slots to avoid the midday boat traffic and get the clearest water for photos.