The boat departs multiple times daily for Comino’s Blue Lagoon. If all you want to do is stroll around the island or just kick back, swim, and take in the Blue Lagoon, that’s also an option. This is the perfect vacation for you. You are free to stay there for as long as you like; we are open from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm. On the day, we will schedule the pick-up time.
Boat Trips
Comino & Cave Tour
Also, this excursion departs multiple times daily. You will visit Santa Maria Caves on this excursion. You can explore five caves with the boat, one of which is where “Conte of Monte Cristo” was filmed. Then after spending about 20 minutes exploring the caves. After that, the boat will transport you to the Blue Lagoon, where you are free to spend as much time as you like. We are open from 8:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. On the day, we will schedule a pick-up time.
Adults
€ 15.00 per person
Children under the age of 12
€ 7.50 per child
1 hour Around Comino
The boat departs from Hondoq Bay and heads to Comino Hotel in St. Nicholas Bay. From there, we continue to Santa Maria Bay, home to the bungalows, police station, and a small chapel.
Next, we visit the Santa Maria Caves, exploring five caves where you can feed the bream and enjoy the same spot featured in The Count of Monte Cristo film.
We then cruise along the coast, passing bluefin tuna farms and an old battery, before entering the Crystal Lagoon. There, we stop above the P31 wreck—perfect for snorkeling or viewing from the boat on calm days.
After exploring more sea caves, we head to the famous Blue Lagoon, where you’ll be dropped off to enjoy the area at your leisure before a scheduled pickup.
NO HIDDEN CHARGES
You will visit the following places:
- St Nicholas Bay
- Santa Maria Bay
- Santa Maria Caves
- Elephants Rock
- Battery
- Crystal Lagoon
- Watch Tower
- Crystal Lagoon Caves
- Blue Lagoon
2 – 4 persons
€ 120
4 – 8 persons
€ 160
Extra time can be added at an additional cost. Contact us for more information.
2-Hour Trip Around Comino - Swim & Snorkel Adventure
Join us for a relaxed 2-hour boat trip starting from Hondoq Bay as we explore the stunning coastline of Comino. Our first stop is St. Nicholas Bay near the Comino Hotel, followed by a cruise to the peaceful Santa Maria Bay, home to a handful of charming bungalows, a small chapel, and the island’s tiny police station.
We’ll then visit the beautiful Santa Maria Caves for a 30-minute swim stop, where you can snorkel among the bream and discover the filming location from The Count of Monte Cristo.
As we cruise along Comino’s coast, you’ll pass by bluefin tuna farms and an old coastal battery before we anchor in the Crystal Lagoon for another 30-minute swim. This spot is ideal for snorkeling, especially above the P31 wreck, which you can explore from the water or view from the boat on calm days.
We’ll finish with a scenic loop past more sea caves and a view of the famous Blue Lagoon from the water—no crowds, just crystal-clear views. Then we head back to Hondoq, refreshed and sun-kissed from your time in the sea.
NO HIDDEN CHARGES
You will visit the following places:
- St Nicholas Bay
- Santa Maria Bay
- Santa Maria Caves (30 minute swim stop)
- Elephants Rock
- Battery
- Crystal Lagoon (30 minute swim stop)
- Watch Tower
- Crystal Lagoon Caves
- Blue Lagoon
2 – 4 persons
€ 220
4 – 8 persons
€ 260
9 – 20 persons
€ 360
Extra time can be added at an additional cost. Contact us for more information.
3 hours Around Comino & Parts of Gozo
We offer a 3 hour trip around the island of Comino & parts of Gozo. Visiting 11 caves around Comino Island and all the bays around the island of Comino.
NO HIDDEN CHARGES
You will visit the following places:
Comino
- Blue Lagoon
- St. Nicholas Bay (Where Comino Hotel is)
- Santa Maria Bay
- Santa Maria Caves (Where they filmed ‘The Count of Monte Cristo’)
- Elephants Rock
- Battery Tower
- Crystal Lagoon
- Crystal Lagoon Caves
Gozo
- Hondoq Bay
- Gebla tal Halfa
- Mgarr Ix Xini
1 – 8 persons
€ 300 This is a private boat trip.
GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT
COMINO
Comino – Blue Lagoon situated between Malta and Gozo, the smaller island of Comino is a paradise for snorkelers & Divers. Only 3.5 square kilometers, Comino is car-free and apart from one hotel, is virtually uninhabited.
The island’s main attraction is the Blue Lagoon.
The island’s main attraction is the Blue Lagoon.
In summer, this sheltered inlet of shimmering aquamarine water over white sand is very popular with day-trippers. Comino is also ideal for walkers and photographers. With no urban areas or cars on the island, one can easily smell the scent of wild thyme and other herbs. Comino was inhabited in the Roman period, but did not have much significance until the Knights arrived. It then had a dual role: hunting grounds and a staging post in the defense of the Maltese Islands against the Ottoman Turks. The island had proved a useful base for pirates operating in the central Mediterranean and, though stark and barren today, it was home to wild boar and hares when the Knights arrived in 1530. The Grandmasters went to great lengths to ensure that their game on Comino was protected: anyone found breaking the embargo on hunting could expect to serve three years rowing on a galley. After WWII, Comino remained a backwater until its fortunes revived with tourism in the mid-1960s.
