Skip the crowds and see Comino’s Blue Lagoon and Crystal Lagoon in a focused, private hour. This quick charter delivers clear-water swims, snorkeling, and coastal history with minimal time commitment.
Skip the crowds and see Comino’s Blue Lagoon and Crystal Lagoon in a focused, private hour. This quick charter delivers clear-water swims, snorkeling, and coastal history with minimal time commitment.
The bow parts the cobalt water and for a full hour Comino’s coastline becomes your private stage: turquoise shallows that dare you to dive, limestone cliffs that throw back every shout, and a small watchtower watching from a wind-burned ridge.
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Operated by i Malta Private Boat Trips & Charters · Mellieħa, Malta
The bow parts the cobalt water and for a full hour Comino’s coastline becomes your private stage: turquoise shallows that dare you to dive, limestone cliffs that throw back every shout, and a small watchtower watching from a wind-burned ridge.
These two lagoons sit between Malta and Gozo, their color shaped by sun, sand and quarried limestone. The Blue Lagoon is the better-known basin of shallow aquamarine favored by swimmers; the deeper Crystal Lagoon drops into pockets and caves cut by the Mediterranean’s slow surgery. Comino’s Saint Mary Tower—built by the Knights of St. John in the 1600s—punctuates the shoreline and reminds visitors that these waters have been watched for centuries.
On a private one-hour run you’ll anchor in quieter coves, slip into clear water for a snorkel, and thread the Popeye Cave if sea conditions allow. Expect fast, agile movement between stops rather than a slow circle: two short swims, photo opportunities, and a quick history briefing from your skipper.
Practicalities matter: arrive at Cirkewwa early to avoid boarding delays, wear reef shoes for rocky entries, and use reef-safe sunscreen. If you’re short on time or traveling with a small group, this hour-long charter concentrates the best sights without the bustle of larger ferries. Seas here can be glassy or choppy—check local forecasts and choose a calm morning for the clearest water and best visibility.
easy.
1 hour.
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic mobility to climb a low boarding ladder is required
Most charters depart from Cirkewwa marina at the northern tip of Malta; the operator will confirm exact meeting instructions on your voucher.
Yes—basic masks and snorkels are included, but many travelers prefer their own fitted gear for comfort and visibility.
Yes, if sea conditions and tide are safe your skipper can take you into the cave for a short swim; this is weather-dependent.
This is a private charter; with reasonable time limits the skipper will usually accommodate where to anchor and whether you want two swim stops or more cruising time.
Comino’s Saint Mary Tower was constructed in the 17th century by the Knights of St. John as a coastal watchpost guarding the channel between Malta and Gozo.
The lagoons suffer from crowding and anchor damage; use mooring spots, avoid touching marine life, and carry out all trash to help protect seagrass beds and reefs.
i Malta Private Boat Trips & Charters operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




The bow parts the cobalt water and for a full hour Comino’s coastline becomes your private stage: turquoise shallows that dare you to dive, limestone cliffs that throw back every shout, and a small watchtower watching from a wind-burned ridge.
The bow parts the cobalt water and for a full hour Comino’s coastline becomes your private stage: turquoise shallows that dare you to dive, limestone cliffs that throw back every shout, and a small watchtower watching from a wind-burned ridge.
These two lagoons sit between Malta and Gozo, their color shaped by sun, sand and quarried limestone. The Blue Lagoon is the better-known basin of shallow aquamarine favored by swimmers; the deeper Crystal Lagoon drops into pockets and caves cut by the Mediterranean’s slow surgery. Comino’s Saint Mary Tower—built by the Knights of St. John in the 1600s—punctuates the shoreline and reminds visitors that these waters have been watched for centuries.
On a private one-hour run you’ll anchor in quieter coves, slip into clear water for a snorkel, and thread the Popeye Cave if sea conditions allow. Expect fast, agile movement between stops rather than a slow circle: two short swims, photo opportunities, and a quick history briefing from your skipper.
Practicalities matter: arrive at Cirkewwa early to avoid boarding delays, wear reef shoes for rocky entries, and use reef-safe sunscreen. If you’re short on time or traveling with a small group, this hour-long charter concentrates the best sights without the bustle of larger ferries. Seas here can be glassy or choppy—check local forecasts and choose a calm morning for the clearest water and best visibility.