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Spend a full day on a modern catamaran exploring Malta, Gozo and Comino. Swim in the Blue Lagoon, try the supplied SUP, and enjoy a crew‑served cold lunch while the captain finds the calmest anchorages.
Spend a full day on a modern catamaran exploring Malta, Gozo and Comino. Swim in the Blue Lagoon, try the supplied SUP, and enjoy a crew‑served cold lunch while the captain finds the calmest anchorages.
The catamaran parts the harbor like someone pushing open a curtain—Sliema’s stone buildings falling away as the blue takes over. Onboard “PICARD,” the deck breathes space: wide seating, shaded lounges and a crew who set a measured pace between bays. The sea dares you to jump; the crew times stops for the calmest anchorages and for the sun to sit right on the horizon.
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Operated by Tip Top One Day Cruise Malta · Sliema, Malta
The catamaran parts the harbor like someone pushing open a curtain—Sliema’s stone buildings falling away as the blue takes over. Onboard “PICARD,” the deck breathes space: wide seating, shaded lounges and a crew who set a measured pace between bays. The sea dares you to jump; the crew times stops for the calmest anchorages and for the sun to sit right on the horizon.
This route threads three islands with different lives: Malta’s busy harbors and Baroque towns, Gozo’s limestone folds and agricultural terraces, and Comino’s tiny coves carved in older rock where currents have worn caves and ledges over millennia. The Blue Lagoon on Comino is a geologic bowl of clear water and limestone shelves; Gozo’s cliffs and inland fields recall Neolithic and medieval eras where farmers still work small plots.
Expect a day of swimming, paddleboarding (SUP provided), short coastal swims and a relaxed cold lunch served aboard. Weather dictates the exact stops—calm mornings favor sheltered coves, afternoons bring crosswinds along exposed points.
Practical edge: bring reef‑safe sunscreen, water shoes, and a light wind layer for the return. Hydrate through the day; salty wind and sun speed dehydration. The trip is suitable for most fitness levels but requires basic comfort boarding and moving on a stable vessel. Children and infants are permitted with lap seating rules; confirm dietary or mobility needs before departure. The catamaran returns to Sliema at day’s end—land, stone and coffee waiting after a day at sea.
easy.
6–7 hours.
Suitable for a broad range of fitness levels; you should be comfortable boarding a boat and swimming short distances.
The charter departs from and returns to its home berth in Sliema—confirm exact boarding location with the operator before arrival.
Yes: a cold lunch, carbonated beverages and crew service are included as described; special dietary requests should be noted at booking.
Yes—one or more SUPs and towels are included on board for guest use during stops.
All sales are final, but the operator may cancel if weather makes the trip unsafe; in that case, they will notify you and follow their refund/cancellation terms.
Gozo and Malta have layers of history from Neolithic temples and Phoenician harbors to Knights of St. John fortifications; coastal watchposts trace centuries of strategic maritime use.
These islands rely on marine protections and responsible anchoring; favor operators who use designated moorings, avoid seabed dragging and encourage reef‑safe products.
Tip Top One Day Cruise Malta operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The catamaran parts the harbor like someone pushing open a curtain—Sliema’s stone buildings falling away as the blue takes over. Onboard “PICARD,” the deck breathes space: wide seating, shaded lounges and a crew who set a measured pace between bays. The sea dares you to jump; the crew times stops for the calmest anchorages and for the sun to sit right on the horizon.
The catamaran parts the harbor like someone pushing open a curtain—Sliema’s stone buildings falling away as the blue takes over. Onboard “PICARD,” the deck breathes space: wide seating, shaded lounges and a crew who set a measured pace between bays. The sea dares you to jump; the crew times stops for the calmest anchorages and for the sun to sit right on the horizon.
This route threads three islands with different lives: Malta’s busy harbors and Baroque towns, Gozo’s limestone folds and agricultural terraces, and Comino’s tiny coves carved in older rock where currents have worn caves and ledges over millennia. The Blue Lagoon on Comino is a geologic bowl of clear water and limestone shelves; Gozo’s cliffs and inland fields recall Neolithic and medieval eras where farmers still work small plots.
Expect a day of swimming, paddleboarding (SUP provided), short coastal swims and a relaxed cold lunch served aboard. Weather dictates the exact stops—calm mornings favor sheltered coves, afternoons bring crosswinds along exposed points.
Practical edge: bring reef‑safe sunscreen, water shoes, and a light wind layer for the return. Hydrate through the day; salty wind and sun speed dehydration. The trip is suitable for most fitness levels but requires basic comfort boarding and moving on a stable vessel. Children and infants are permitted with lap seating rules; confirm dietary or mobility needs before departure. The catamaran returns to Sliema at day’s end—land, stone and coffee waiting after a day at sea.