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A private six-hour boat charter from northern Malta that visits Gozo's secluded bays and Comino's Blue and Crystal Lagoons. Swim, snorkel, and anchor in quieter waters with an experienced skipper and customizable itinerary.
A private six-hour boat charter from northern Malta that visits Gozo's secluded bays and Comino's Blue and Crystal Lagoons. Swim, snorkel, and anchor in quieter waters with an experienced skipper and customizable itinerary.
Morning light rakes across low limestone cliffs as the motor hums and the skipper eases the boat from Mellieħa toward Comino's Blue Lagoon. Salt stings the air, and the first plunge of turquoise water seems to erase the world.
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Operated by i Malta Private Boat Trips & Charters · Mellieħa, Northern Region
Morning light rakes across low limestone cliffs as the motor hums and the skipper eases the boat from Mellieħa toward Comino's Blue Lagoon. Salt stings the air, and the first plunge of turquoise water seems to erase the world.
The private route bends north to Gozo's sheltered coves—San Blas, Ramla, Dahlet Qorrot—then threads back toward Comino's caves and the Crystal Lagoon. Gozo's coastline is Late Miocene limestone folded into sheer faces and small bays; Ramla's red sand comes from crushed iron-rich sandstone and shell fragments. Comino, once a quarantine and smuggling waypoint, supports protected marine habitat and thin human presence.
Expect a day split between cruising, multiple swim stops, and short guided snorkeling sessions; the operator supplies masks, snorkels, ice boxes, a sun canopy, and an experienced skipper. Terrain is coastal boat access—ladders, short swims to shore at some bays, and occasional rocky steps if you choose to land. Local life—fish, octopus, and beds of Posidonia seagrass—makes visibility exceptional for snorkeling in many coves.
Plan for sun exposure and wind that can change conditions quickly; mornings and late afternoons are calmer. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a snug mask if you prefer your own, and shoes that grip wet rock. If you want shore time on Gozo, factor in a short walk from anchor points.
This private charter is ideal for swimmers and snorkelers seeking flexibility, clear water, and quieter coves away from ferry traffic. Book morning slots in summer for gentler seas and the best underwater visibility today.
moderate.
6 hours.
Moderate fitness; participants should be comfortable boarding small boats and swimming in open water.
Most private charters leave from northern Malta ports near Mellieħa/Cirkewwa; confirm exact meeting point on your ticket.
Yes—the operator provides masks and snorkels, but many guests bring a personal mask for fit and comfort.
Yes—the tour is private and customizable; tell the skipper your priorities (swimming, snorkeling, shore time) when booking.
Basic facilities depend on landing spots; boats typically have a marine head or shore stops for short breaks—ask your skipper for details.
Comino and the gaps between Malta and Gozo have long been used as quarantine, lookout, and smuggling routes; the islands' sparse population helped preserve many coastal features.
Posidonia meadows are protected—avoid anchoring on seagrass, use designated moorings, and use reef-safe sunscreen to reduce local impact.
i Malta Private Boat Trips & Charters operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Morning light rakes across low limestone cliffs as the motor hums and the skipper eases the boat from Mellieħa toward Comino's Blue Lagoon. Salt stings the air, and the first plunge of turquoise water seems to erase the world.
Morning light rakes across low limestone cliffs as the motor hums and the skipper eases the boat from Mellieħa toward Comino's Blue Lagoon. Salt stings the air, and the first plunge of turquoise water seems to erase the world.
The private route bends north to Gozo's sheltered coves—San Blas, Ramla, Dahlet Qorrot—then threads back toward Comino's caves and the Crystal Lagoon. Gozo's coastline is Late Miocene limestone folded into sheer faces and small bays; Ramla's red sand comes from crushed iron-rich sandstone and shell fragments. Comino, once a quarantine and smuggling waypoint, supports protected marine habitat and thin human presence.
Expect a day split between cruising, multiple swim stops, and short guided snorkeling sessions; the operator supplies masks, snorkels, ice boxes, a sun canopy, and an experienced skipper. Terrain is coastal boat access—ladders, short swims to shore at some bays, and occasional rocky steps if you choose to land. Local life—fish, octopus, and beds of Posidonia seagrass—makes visibility exceptional for snorkeling in many coves.
Plan for sun exposure and wind that can change conditions quickly; mornings and late afternoons are calmer. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a snug mask if you prefer your own, and shoes that grip wet rock. If you want shore time on Gozo, factor in a short walk from anchor points.
This private charter is ideal for swimmers and snorkelers seeking flexibility, clear water, and quieter coves away from ferry traffic. Book morning slots in summer for gentler seas and the best underwater visibility today.