Malta · CRUISES & BOAT TOURS
Almost everything worth seeing here is easier from the water. The 15 below cover harbour cruises, catamarans to Comino, sea-cave runs and full-day crossings to Gozo, with what each costs and how long it takes.
Review the Malta catamaran trip to Blue Lagoon, Crystal Lagoon, and scenic bays, with swimming, music, optional BBQ, and sunset cruises.
“The activity was amazing and so were the crew on the boat…. I’m not sure if I have his name spell correctly but Neil was the BEST you definitely need him on every TRIP ! He made sure everyone was well looked after !! He’s no1 🥳🥳”
Review of Malta’s Hornblower cruise to Gozo, Comino, Blue Lagoon, caves, and Crystal Lagoon, with practical tips on timing, costs, and stops.
“This was definitely the highlight of our Malta trip! The skipper kept us entertained with the little explanations of what we were seeing.I like how organised it was and time efficient it was. The bus ride from the Blue Lagoon to Gozo was very convenient and efficient. Overall I will do this again.”
Explore Gozo by open-air UTV, visit the Citadel and salt pans, enjoy local lunch, then return by boat past Comino and the Blue Lagoon.
“Enjoyed our trip very much, unforgettable experience! So many photos taken, great knowledge of passionate and local guides who take you to the places you wouldn't reach in one day on your own! We had stops to explore, we had laugh and such a pleasant time. Well spent money, highly recommended 👌👌👌”
Review of Malta’s Sliema cruise to Gozo, Comino, Crystal Lagoon, Blue Lagoon, and sea caves, with honest tips on timing, crowds, and value.
“Very good, had a great day, shuttle between 2 islands, happy”
Cruise from Sliema to Gozo and Comino, with Victoria, Qala Belvedere, Blue Lagoon swimming, caves, and practical tips.
“Crew were very friendly. The water was quite rough due to the weather, and people started getting sick in the boat— so just be mindful. The crew handed out sick bags to people. We didnt manage to visit the blue lagoon due to the weather (not the operator’s fault at all). The alternative bay we docked in (St. Mary’s bay) felt a bit dead and boring. But the overall excursion and coach transpo in Gozo was nice. Transpo organized well. Also, don’t forget to register and get the QR for the blue lagoon to avoid delays as they check it before boarding the boat.”
Cruise from St. Paul’s Bay to Comino, swim at the Blue Lagoon, see Malta’s caves, and enjoy a slide, sun deck, and optional speedboat ride.
“I did like the personality of captain the most. Also he has a great music taste. The route is beautiful, definitely worth to go.”
Cruise Malta’s Grand and Marsamxett Harbors, Three Cities, forts, and creeks with English audio commentary for a scenic 90-minute tour.
“Fun boat ride around the harbor and the creeks. A nice way to see Valletta and the surrounding areas. The views of the fortifications from the water gives you a real sense what the invaders from hundreds of years ago saw.”
Cruise from Sliema to Comino and Gozo for three swims, caves, cliffs, and the Blue Lagoon on a lively five-hour powerboat trip.
“Toni was amazing! I want to have his energy when I’m older. Bless him 😁🫶🏻🤸🏽♀️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻”
Cruise from Sliema to Gozo and Comino, visit Victoria and the Citadel, then swim at Malta’s famous Blue Lagoon.
“The activity was really good, the boat from Sliema to Gozo was very clean, spacious and well organised. The buses were waiting for us when we went to Gozo and took us straight to Victoria. There were lots of reminders about departure times and I felt I had long enough at each stop. Well worth it!”
Cruise Comino and Gozo from Mellieħa, swim at Blue and Crystal Lagoons, see sea caves, and enjoy a small-group Malta boat trip for $33.
“Kind and very helpful staff. There were a lot of stops at the caves and lagoons, perfect views, swimming and snorkeling. The best way to spend half a day on Malta.”
Explore Gozo by quad, swim in the Mediterranean, enjoy lunch, and return by powerboat past Comino’s Blue Lagoon and caves.
“This was a ton of fun! My wife and I rode together on a quad. It worked perfectly, she was able to take videos and pictures while I drove with the rest of the pack. We had Roni and another gentleman as our tour guides. They told us everything we wanted to know about the history of the island and even would take our pictures for us at the perfect picture spots. They were so nice. The lunch that was included was at a local restaurant and was delicious as well as a great dish to keep you going for the day. Very much recommended if you’re in the area.Read…”
Cruise Comino from Cirkewwa to Malta’s Blue and Crystal Lagoons, caves, Gozo’s harbour, swimming stops, and sunset views for $28.
“Amazing trip. Such a good option for someone who didn’t want to be on a boat trip for too long. Guides were lovely and gave out a drink and watermelon. The spots we went to were beautiful, really enjoyable few hours.”
Review of Malta’s Blue Lagoon catamaran tour, with swimming stops, barbecue lunch, practical tips, costs, crowds, and honest drawbacks.
“All in all was a great experience and beautiful weather. I took the morning departure and when they say that boarding starts 30 minutes early and seats are first come first serve if they mean it as within five minutes the boat was already 70% full and all the nets were taken and the roof. So if you’re coming to get on that roof or get on the net get there EARLY. Make sure to bring sunscreen as the Maltese sun is hard to escape. On our tour, we get the Blue Lagoon, Crystal Lagoon and Popeye Village. All stops to swim. The crew were very nice and friendly and…”
Review of Malta’s private Comino boat tour, with Blue Lagoon swims, sea caves, snorkeling, pricing, fuel fees, timing, and practical tips.
“Extraordinary !!! Exceptional captain ! Amazing experience, out of the crowd ! Thank you Ginger !!!”
Explore Gozo by open Jeep, private boat, local food, temples, bays, cliffs, and village stops on an 8-hour tour from Valletta.
“Godwin is an excellent travel guide Funny and knowlegeable. Lunch was ok but too much. Meat cheese and salad would have been enough. Food tasting session was very good. We brought home local cheese tomato sauce and loal liquer”
What there is to do on Malta, Gozo and Comino, and the best of each.
