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A private 7‑hour charter from Sliema lets you cut past big-boat crowds to swim, snorkel and explore sea caves around Comino and Gozo. Expect calm anchorages, clear water, and an experienced captain who knows the small inlets only private boats can reach.
A private 7‑hour charter from Sliema lets you cut past big-boat crowds to swim, snorkel and explore sea caves around Comino and Gozo. Expect calm anchorages, clear water, and an experienced captain who knows the small inlets only private boats can reach.
The boat slips free from Sliema as sunlight cuts across the Mediterranean — the captain trims the engine and the limestone coast grows sharp and silent. Sea spray dares you forward; cliffs shadow the hull as the vessel threads into narrower inlets that larger tours leave behind.
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Operated by A1 Boat Charters Malta · Sliema, Malta
The boat slips free from Sliema as sunlight cuts across the Mediterranean — the captain trims the engine and the limestone coast grows sharp and silent. Sea spray dares you forward; cliffs shadow the hull as the vessel threads into narrower inlets that larger tours leave behind.
This private 7‑hour charter visits Comino’s Blue Lagoon and the smaller Crystal Lagoon, runs inside the Santa Maria Caves, and can continue to Gozo’s quiet bays such as Ramla or Mgarr ix‑Xini. The archipelago’s geology is visible at every turn: pale Upper Coralline and globigerina limestone cliffs sculpted by wind and surge, with submerged Posidonia meadows that feed a lively reef community. Comino itself has a layered past — once a strategic outpost and quarantine station, today a magnet for swimmers and small‑boat explorers.
Local culture is maritime and relaxed: captains are often lifelong seafarers who know where to drop anchor for calm water, safe snorkeling, or a sheltered swim. Expect clear, shallow water in the Blue Lagoon and narrow, photo‑worthy passages through sea caves where light refracts into turquoise bands.
Practical guidance: bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a towel, and a light windbreaker for the return leg. Basic swimming ability is required for snorkeling stops; crew supply snorkel gear but personal masks fit better. Plan morning departures to avoid peak crowds and midday heat. Anchor etiquette matters here — respect Posidonia beds, follow your captain’s guidance, and leave nothing but footprints on shore. This charter balances easy lounging with purposeful water time — a compact way to access Malta’s most scenic coastal pockets without the ferry rush.
easy.
7 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic swimming ability recommended for snorkeling stops.
Yes — the charter includes snorkelling equipment, but many guests bring their own masks for a better fit.
This is a private charter with an experienced captain; route and stops are flexible within the 7‑hour window and local conditions.
The boat is family‑friendly and suitable for non‑swimmers who stay onboard, but swimming and snorkeling require basic water confidence; life vests are available.
Full refund if canceled at least 24 hours before departure; trips may be canceled for bad weather for safety reasons.
Comino has shifted from a strategic maritime post and quarantine island to a small, protected natural area; many coastal caves were once used by fishermen and smugglers.
Anchoring can damage Posidonia meadows — use the captain’s guidance and avoid stepping on seagrass; carry out all trash and use reef‑safe products.
A1 Boat Charters Malta operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The boat slips free from Sliema as sunlight cuts across the Mediterranean — the captain trims the engine and the limestone coast grows sharp and silent. Sea spray dares you forward; cliffs shadow the hull as the vessel threads into narrower inlets that larger tours leave behind.
The boat slips free from Sliema as sunlight cuts across the Mediterranean — the captain trims the engine and the limestone coast grows sharp and silent. Sea spray dares you forward; cliffs shadow the hull as the vessel threads into narrower inlets that larger tours leave behind.
This private 7‑hour charter visits Comino’s Blue Lagoon and the smaller Crystal Lagoon, runs inside the Santa Maria Caves, and can continue to Gozo’s quiet bays such as Ramla or Mgarr ix‑Xini. The archipelago’s geology is visible at every turn: pale Upper Coralline and globigerina limestone cliffs sculpted by wind and surge, with submerged Posidonia meadows that feed a lively reef community. Comino itself has a layered past — once a strategic outpost and quarantine station, today a magnet for swimmers and small‑boat explorers.
Local culture is maritime and relaxed: captains are often lifelong seafarers who know where to drop anchor for calm water, safe snorkeling, or a sheltered swim. Expect clear, shallow water in the Blue Lagoon and narrow, photo‑worthy passages through sea caves where light refracts into turquoise bands.
Practical guidance: bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a towel, and a light windbreaker for the return leg. Basic swimming ability is required for snorkeling stops; crew supply snorkel gear but personal masks fit better. Plan morning departures to avoid peak crowds and midday heat. Anchor etiquette matters here — respect Posidonia beds, follow your captain’s guidance, and leave nothing but footprints on shore. This charter balances easy lounging with purposeful water time — a compact way to access Malta’s most scenic coastal pockets without the ferry rush.