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A private four-hour charter that visits Comino’s Blue Lagoon, the quieter Crystal Lagoon and scenic bays on Comino and Gozo. Ideal for families or small groups who want flexible snorkeling, swims and coastal caves with a licensed skipper.
A private four-hour charter that visits Comino’s Blue Lagoon, the quieter Crystal Lagoon and scenic bays on Comino and Gozo. Ideal for families or small groups who want flexible snorkeling, swims and coastal caves with a licensed skipper.
You step from the quay as the engine hums and the limestone coastline of northern Malta slides into view—white cliffs, flat-topped islets, and the sudden, impossible blue of sheltered coves.
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Operated by Coastal Escape Boat Charters Malta · Comino, Malta
You step from the quay as the engine hums and the limestone coastline of northern Malta slides into view—white cliffs, flat-topped islets, and the sudden, impossible blue of sheltered coves.
This four-hour private charter from Ċirkewwa or Mġarr threads the channel between Malta, Comino and Gozo, stopping at the Blue Lagoon’s famous turquoise shelf, the quieter Crystal Lagoon, and hidden coves like St. Nicholas Bay and Santa Marija Bay. Comino’s rock is Upper Coralline Limestone; centuries of wind and wave have cut caves and scalloped ledges that make for dramatic snorkel terrain and clear underwater visibility.
The islands carry layered history: watchtowers and maritime signals from the Knights, brief quarantine uses, and a fishing culture still visible in small Gozitan plates passed aboard. The skipper lines up sheltered anchorages, times swims to calm seas, and can guide you into Santa Marija Cave where light and water sculpt the chamber.
Practical guidance: boats hold up to seven guests and include a licensed skipper, fuel, snorkelling gear, and a complimentary Gozitan platter—bring your own reef-safe sunscreen and water shoes. Morning departures avoid the busiest hours at the Blue Lagoon; check wind and sea forecasts—operators cancel in rough weather. Expect short swims from swim platforms, brief walks on flat coastal rock if you land, and limited shade aboard so plan hats and layers.
For first-time visitors, reserve early in summer, carry a waterproof bag for phones, and agree the route with your skipper—this private format gives flexibility to linger where the water feels best.
easy.
4 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; you should be able to climb a boat ladder and swim short distances.
This private charter departs from Ċirkewwa (Malta) or Mġarr (Gozo); confirm your chosen departure point at booking.
Yes—basic snorkel masks and flotation noodles are included, though some guests prefer bringing their own masks for fit.
Families and service animals are allowed; operators advise close supervision of children around open water and boat edges.
The operator will cancel for rough seas with a full refund if cancellation is made at least 24 hours prior; always check local sea forecasts before travel.
Comino and Gozo bear maritime history from the Knights of St. John—watchtowers and small harbors reflect centuries of coastal navigation and occasional quarantine use.
High visitor numbers stress fragile seagrass and marine life—anchoring in designated spots, packing out waste and using reef-safe products helps protect these coves.
Coastal Escape Boat Charters Malta operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step from the quay as the engine hums and the limestone coastline of northern Malta slides into view—white cliffs, flat-topped islets, and the sudden, impossible blue of sheltered coves.
You step from the quay as the engine hums and the limestone coastline of northern Malta slides into view—white cliffs, flat-topped islets, and the sudden, impossible blue of sheltered coves.
This four-hour private charter from Ċirkewwa or Mġarr threads the channel between Malta, Comino and Gozo, stopping at the Blue Lagoon’s famous turquoise shelf, the quieter Crystal Lagoon, and hidden coves like St. Nicholas Bay and Santa Marija Bay. Comino’s rock is Upper Coralline Limestone; centuries of wind and wave have cut caves and scalloped ledges that make for dramatic snorkel terrain and clear underwater visibility.
The islands carry layered history: watchtowers and maritime signals from the Knights, brief quarantine uses, and a fishing culture still visible in small Gozitan plates passed aboard. The skipper lines up sheltered anchorages, times swims to calm seas, and can guide you into Santa Marija Cave where light and water sculpt the chamber.
Practical guidance: boats hold up to seven guests and include a licensed skipper, fuel, snorkelling gear, and a complimentary Gozitan platter—bring your own reef-safe sunscreen and water shoes. Morning departures avoid the busiest hours at the Blue Lagoon; check wind and sea forecasts—operators cancel in rough weather. Expect short swims from swim platforms, brief walks on flat coastal rock if you land, and limited shade aboard so plan hats and layers.
For first-time visitors, reserve early in summer, carry a waterproof bag for phones, and agree the route with your skipper—this private format gives flexibility to linger where the water feels best.