tour malta barca

Tour ta' Malta

• Accommodation
• Organisation
• Past Winners
• Best Maltese Riders

Welcome to the 28th Edition of the International Tour ta' Malta 11- 14th April 2024

Attività a Malta

Ultime opinioni

Oggi abbiamo fatto l’escursione. È andato tutto per il meglio. La nostra guida Olivia molto preparata e cortese

Porta la tua guida sempre con te

Tour delle Tre Città di Malta

Escursione a Gozo

Escursione a Mdina e alle Dingli Cliffs

Tour serale di Malta

Escursione a Gozo e Comino

Tour di La Valletta + The Malta Experience

Crociera a Gozo e Comino

Giro in goletta alle isole di Gozo e Comino

Traghetto alle isole di Gozo e Comino

Autobus turistico di Malta

Escursione ai templi di Hagar Qim e a Blue Grotto

Crociera all'isola di Comino e alla Blue Lagoon

Escursione a Marsaxlokk e a Blue Grotto

Biglietti per il villaggio di Braccio di Ferro

Cena con spettacolo folcloristico a Mosta

Free tour di Mdina e Rabat

Biglietti per la Casa Rocca Piccola

Biglietti per l'Acquario Nazionale di Malta

I migliori Giri in barca a Isola di Malta

Giri in barca a isola di malta.

• Giri in barca
• Immersioni e snorkeling
• Noleggi barche
• Fino a 1 ora
• Da 1 a 4 ore
• Da 4 ore a 1 giorno
• Punteggio 5,0 su 5
• Punteggio 4,0 su 5 e oltre
• Punteggio 3,0 su 5 e oltre
• Punteggio 2,0 su 5 e oltre
• Blue Lagoon
• Crystal Lagoon
• Grand Harbour
• Si esaurisce facilmente!
• Offerte Speciali
• La classifica di tour, attività ed esperienze disponibili su Tripadvisor è determinata da diversi fattori, tra cui le commissioni che Tripadvisor ottiene da queste prenotazioni, la frequenza di clic degli utenti e il volume e la qualità delle recensioni dei clienti. Talvolta, le nuove offerte potrebbero avere la priorità e occupare quindi posizioni più alte nell'elenco. La posizione specifica dei nuovi annunci può variare.

1. Scopri GOZO, Comino, LA LAGUNA BLU e le Grotte

2. Tour in catamarano della Laguna Blu, delle spiagge e delle baie

3. Barca privata, Laguna blu, Laguna di cristallo Comino, Gozo Malta Ultimi highlight

4. Le isole Gozo e Comino: incluse Laguna blu, Laguna di cristallo e grotte

5. Tour dell'Isola di Comino con visita alla Laguna Blu, alla Laguna di Cristallo e alle grotte

6. La Valletta e crociera nel porto delle tre città

7. Crociera in catamarano di un'intera giornata con pranzo a Isola di Malta

8. Gita in barca privata, Charter, Gozo, Comino, Malta, Laguna blu T1

9. Crociera intorno all'Isola di Gozo e di Comino con sosta presso la Laguna Blu

10. Gozo, Blue Lagoon, Comino, Grotte e St Paul's Islands

11. Gita in barca privata, Charter, Tour Malta, Comino, Gozo, Laguna blu T2

12. Comino, la LAGUNA BLU, e Grotte

13. Charter di una barca a vela per un giorno privato

14. Crociera di mezza giornata: Comino, Gozo, Laguna Blu e Cristallo e Grotte

15. Crociera di un giorno a Comino

16. Crociera di 90 minuti intorno ai porti e alle insenature di Malta da Sliema

17. Una crociera pomeridiana al tramonto per la Laguna Blu

18. Gita / Tour in barca privata, Laguna Blu, Malta, Gozo e Comino T3

19. Laguna Blu, Comino, Grotte e Isole di San Paolo

20. Crociera sul caicco turco a Gozo e Comino con pranzo e trasferimenti

21. Crociera nel porto a La Valletta e Le Tre Città

22. Fernandes Gozo e Comino

23. La migliore avventura in barca a vela con Malta Sailing Experiences

24. Crociera di andata e ritorno per Malta, inclusa la Laguna Blu con pranzo e bevande

25. Crociera in traghetto costiero con soste a Gozo e al Bue Lagoon Comino

26. Festa in Nave Lazy Pirate a Malta

27. Comino, Blue Lagoon e Caves. Tour A

28. Avventura in barca a vela privata di un'intera giornata a Malta e Gozo

29. Tour avventuroso in barca privata di 2 ore di Comino e Laguna Blu

30. Tour/Safari in moto d'acqua a Malta: Comino, Laguna Blu e Gozo

Cosa dicono i viaggiatori.

Gite in barca Malta 80+ offerte con i migliori prezzi 2024

Opzioni più usate, destinazioni, servizi inclusi.

Gita in barca intorno a Comino e alla Laguna Blu

Gita in barca a comino e alla laguna blu con sosta per nuotare e fare snorkeling.

Vuoi prenotare?

Parla con la nostra esperta di gite in barca

Gita in barca a Comino incl. Laguna Blu, grotte & Isole di S. Paolo

Gita in barca da sliema a gozo, comino e la laguna blu, giro in barca alla laguna blu, gozo con bus, e s. paolo, gita in barca intorno a gozo, comino e alla laguna blu con sosta per nuotare, gita in barca alle tre isole con sosta per nuotare & pranzo, gita in barca da gozo intorno a gozo e alla laguna blu, gita in barca da sliema intorno ai due porti e alle loro baie, escursione in barca alla laguna blu da gozo, gita in caicco a gozo e comino con pranzo, open bar e sosta per nuotare nella laguna blu, gita in barca a gozo, comino & laguna blu, gita in barca a gozo, comino & alla laguna blu, gita in barca a comino e gozo al tramonto con apericena e tour in tuk-tuk, gita in barca a comino, laguna blu & grotte di s. maria, ciò che i clienti amano delle gite in barca a malta, le gite in barca più gettonate a malta, tour operator popolari di gite in barca a malta.

• Cancellazione gratuita per tutte le offerte
• Conferma immediata della prenotazione per tutte le offerte

Malta: Tutte le località

Malta: attività simili, scopri checkyeti, di più su checkyeti.

Fornitori di servizi

Pagamento sicuro

© CheckYeti 2024

Made in Austria, Switzerland, France  -  Note legali

© CheckYeti 2024 | Made in Austria, Switzerland, France  -  Note legali

Partner ufficiale

Una società di portafoglio di Ringier Group

Parla con noi

IT: +39 0471 166 0645

THE 10 BEST Valletta Boat Tours

Boat tours in valletta.

• Adrenaline & Extreme Tours
• Nature & Wildlife Tours
• Stand-Up Paddleboarding
• Up to 1 hour
• 1 to 4 hours
• 4 hours to 1 day
• 5.0 of 5 bubbles
• 4.0 of 5 bubbles & up
• 3.0 of 5 bubbles & up
• 2.0 of 5 bubbles & up
• Grand Harbour
• Valletta Waterfront
• Blue Lagoon
• Fort St Angelo
• Likely to Sell Out
• Special Offers
• The ranking of tours, activities, and experiences available on Tripadvisor is determined by several factors including the revenue generated by Tripadvisor from these bookings, the frequency of user clicks, and the volume and quality of customer reviews. Occasionally, newly listed offerings may be prioritized and appear higher in the list. The specific placement of these new listings may vary.

1. Blue Lagoon, Beaches and Bays Catamaran Sailing Tour

2. Gozo and Comino Islands: Blue Lagoon, Crystal Lagoon & caves

3. Comino Island: including Blue Lagoon, Crystal Lagoon & sea caves

4. Valletta & Three Cities Harbour Cruise

5. Private Day Sailing Boat Charter

6. 90-minute Cruise around Malta's Harbours and Creeks from Sliema

7. The Traditional Harbour Cruise

8. Private Day Charter on Amazing Mowgli

9. Private Boat Tour of the Grand Harbour on the Island of Malta

10. Swim, snorkel and relax in the Blue & Crystal Lagoons

11. Valletta and the Three Cities Scenic Cruise from Sliema

12. Three Islands: Swimming and sightseeing boat tour

13. Private Harbor Cruise - Marsamxett & Grand Harbor Valletta

14. Romantic Sunset on Amazing Mowgli

15. 4.5 Hour Catamaran Harbour Cruise in Malta

16. RYA Practical Sail Cruising Course in Malta for 5 Days (Sleep Onboard Included)

17. RYA Practical Powerboat Course in Malta for 2 Days

18. 2-Day Introduction to Sail Cruising Course in Malta

Keep the fun going with other experiences in the area.

Discover GOZO, Comino, the BLUE LAGOON & Caves

Gozo, Comino and Blue lagoon Cruise

Private Boat, Blue lagoon, Crystal lagoon Comino, Gozo Malta Ultimate Highlights

Gozo, Blue Lagoon, Comino, Caves & St Paul's Islands

Comino, the BLUE LAGOON & Caves CRUISE

Kayak Gozo and Comino Awesome Afternoon Adventure

Comino Day Cruise

Best of Gozo & Comino

Kayak Gozo and Comino Morning Adventure

Private Boat Tour Experience with Snorkeling Blue Lagoon and Comino

Blue Lagoon, Comino, Caves & St Paul’s Islands

An afternoon sunset cruise to the Blue Lagoon

What travelers are saying.

Boat Trips Malta

Boat trips and cruises in and around Malta, Gozo and Comino. We have designed different boat tours to suit different needs. All our tours will guarantee a memorable experience viewing some of the most spectacular views of the Maltese Islands. Choose from our Day Tours, Harbour Cruises , Gozo and Comino or the most popular Around Malta Cruise

Filter By Day Of Week

Comino & Blue Lagoon Sunset Cruise

Comino Sunset Cruise: Cruise in style and comfort onboard our luxurious bo...

Two Harbours Cruise

Enjoy our Latini Cruise around the two natural harbours and their ten creek...

Three Islands Cruise With Food and Open Bar

Impressive panorama, a gentle breeze and transparent cyan waters is what yo...

Round Gozo Cruise With Food and Drinks

Full day cruise around Gozo & Comino including lunch, open bar & tr...

Comino & Blue Lagoon Day Cruise

We cruise directly to the Island of Comino where we spend the day soaking u...

Gozo and Comino Blue Lagoon Cruise

During this tour we will cruise along the Northern coast of Malta enjoying ...

• Terms & Conditions
• Privacy Policy

Where Are You In Malta

Home » Malta Tours and Excursions » Malta boat trips

Malta Boat Trips & Tours: The 12 Best Options

Looking for the best Malta boat trips and tours for your holiday?

In this guide, you’ll find an up-to-date, tried-and-tested list of different boat tours and trips to explore Malta, Gozo, and Comino Island (and its famous Blue Lagoon).

I’m a tourist-turned-local and have taken dozens of excursions and boat tours, including the ones on this list. My goal is to help you have a memorable stay in Malta, and I only make recommendations with that goal in mind.

Blue Lagoon Boat Tours

The stunning Blue Lagoon is located on the small Comino Island and is Malta’s most popular tourist attraction by a mile and a top destination for tours and excursions . It’s a real gem in the Mediterranean Sea.

Famous for its azure-coloured, crystal-clear waters, it’s an absolutely stunning bay that’s visited by thousands of locals and tourists on various boat tours every year.

It’s a must-visit on most people’s travel plans to explore Malta, and while you *can* get there by ferry, it’s a LOT more comfortable taking a boat trip there. The bay itself only has a very small sandy beach that’s usually packed with people who are there on day trips. In fact, although more expensive, a private boat is the way to go (and I’ve included a great recommendation further below from personal experience).

Blue Lagoon boat tour

• From €25 p.p.
• Couples, families with kids, small groups

This Blue Lagoon full-day tour departs from Buġibba (although you can book transport from other locations in Malta). They take you straight to Comino’s Blue Lagoon, passing by St. Paul’s islands on the way. You’ll also stop at the lesser-known Crystal Lagoon Malta and some of Comino’s sea caves on the way back.

COUPON: Get a discount with the coupon code MALTA5 .

There are a few options to choose from:

• Hopping on the larger catamaran for the day trip. This catamaran has slides and underwater windows, making it a great option for families with kids. This tour takes around 6-7 hours.
• Hopping on the same catamaran but in the late afternoon for a sunset cruise . This tour takes around 4 hours and would be my personal recommendation . The Blue Lagoon gets VERY busy during the day in the high season, so it’s a great way to enjoy this magical spot at a much quieter time when most of the other tour operators would’ve sailed back to Malta for the day.
• Taking the smaller catamaran, the Sea Odyssey , which also gives you a full-day trip with a morning departure time.

Both boats provide seating and sunbeds and an indoor, air-conditioned area with a small kiosk to buy food and drinks from. There are separate male and female toilets on board as well.

During your stay, you don’t have to stay on the boat. You can also wander around some of the coastal and country trails that the small island of Comino has to offer. It’s something I would only recommend in spring and autumn, however, since there’s very little opportunity to find shade on the island.

Catamaran boat tour

• Sliema / Buġibba
• From €65 p.p.
• Couples, small groups

Catamaran 1 (Sliema): This Catamaran Cruise (full-day tour) offers a laidback cruise to Comino and, unlike the next option, is all-inclusive with an open bar (beer, wine, soft drinks, water) and a cold buffet lunch (cold cuts, cheeses, salads, and seasonal fruit).

You’ll be hopping on a large and spacious catamaran (with fewer people than the standard trips) that sails to Comino. While the Blue Lagoon is the main destination, you’ll cruise past other parts of the island on the way, including some of its hidden coves.

Catamaran 2 (Buġibba): If you’d like to combine a visit to the Blue Lagoon at Comino Island with swimming at some of Malta’s most beautiful bays, the Beaches and Bays tour is a great option.

Although a little more expensive, this Beaches and Bays boat tour by catamaran has two big benefits over the first option.

• It’s a lot more spacious and comfortable, with spaced-out, comfortable sunbeds on the boat’s sun deck, chill music, and an (optional) BBQ lunch on board.
• You get enough time at the Blue Lagoon but also get to swim at other beautiful bays on the main island’s northern coast, for example, (my personal favourite) Għajn Tuffieħa Bay and Golden Bay. ( Note: Actual bays visited can differ depending on the wind direction.). A stop at the Crystal Lagoon is also included.

Available from May through to September, I highly recommend going for this option if you’re travelling as a couple or with a group of couples. This is currently one of the best Malta boat tours you can book.

TIP: The lunch is worth the upgrade, and drinks on board are reasonably priced.

Two-Master Boat from Sliema

• From €75 p.p.

If you’re staying in Sliema and want a full-day boat tour of Comino’s famous Blue Lagoon, this two-master boat tour is a great option.

Enjoying a laid-back vibe on an impressive 38-metre-long wooden Turkish Gullet boat, it’s a popular choice for a day out at sea. The tour departs from the Sliema Ferries front, which is very convenient if you’re staying in Sliema, Gżira, or nearby St. Julian’s. That spot is easy to reach on foot or by bus. You can also get transfers to other localities when booking this option (which comes at an additional fee).

What’s included in this boat tour:

• Free drinks during the entire cruise (water, soft drinks, wine and beer)
• Hot and cold buffet lunch including steak, a selection of vegetables, cold meat cuts, different salad varieties and fresh fruit to suit different dietary requirements.

Aside from the obvious destination (the Blue Lagoon), you’ll also anchor at a few secluded bays near Gozo. And on the way, you get great views of the capital city Valletta, St. Julian’s, St Paul’s Bay (and St. Paul’s island), and Mellieħa Bay while sipping a drink.

The tour starts at 9:15 am and returns at Sliema by 5 pm, making it a 7-hour and 45-minute trip.

Private boat tours to the Blue Lagoon

Interested in a more quiet and private experience at your own pace?

Private boat tours can be a great option, where you can rent your private boat for a few hours, half a day or a full day. It’ll be just you and your company, plus the captain on board, and you can moor away from the most crowded parts of the bay to enjoy the crystal-clear waters at Comino.

The departure location can be chosen from various locations along the North coast of Malta as well as Gozo, so you have a lot of flexibility. For example, you can customise the itinerary to spend a little less time at the busy Blue Lagoon and head over to the stunning – and much quieter – Crystal Lagoon nearby.

Snorkelling equipment to explore the nearby marine life is provided, and there’s an ice cooler on board for your drinks. You can ask the captain to stop at different spots for food or bring your own food if you prefer.

This provider specialises in this type of boat tour to the Blue Lagoon, and they’re an easy recommendation to make from personal experience . With a highly customisable trip plan, friendly skippers and an overall hassle-free experience, this is just what you want on a well-deserved holiday.

This type of boat tour is in high demand and has limited availability. Book well in advance to avoid missing out!

Sunset private boat

• Ċirkewwa or Mġarr Harbour (Gozo)

This is a 3-hour private boat trip at the perfect time of day and long enough to enjoy a quieter visit on your own boat

Half-day private boat

Also a 3-hour private boat, but during the morning or afternoon (which you can choose).

Full-day private boat

Rent a private boat for a full 6 hours, with a custom itinerary and everything you’d expect on your day out.

Gozo and Comino combo boat tours

If you’re planning on visiting Gozo (you absolutely should, even if it’s just for half a day!), these are a few full-day boat tours to consider

You can combine a visit to Comino and its Blue Lagoon with a land tour of Gozo in a single (easy-paced) day. It’s a great way to get a taste of both, with enough time to enjoy the experience and not feel like a rushed day out.

Blue Lagoon & Gozo Tuk Tuk Sunset Tour

• Anywhere in Malta
• From €79 p.p.

This (all-inclusive!) Blue Lagoon and Gozo Tuk Tuk tour runs from mid-May to mid-October and is great for both couples and groups.

It’s a full day out (6-7 hours excluding transport) and is provided by a renowned Malta tour operator that consistently gets 5/5 reviews—a fun day out in safe hands.

This is also a great option if you don’t like early morning wake-ups on your holiday. The tour starts in the early afternoon!

You’ll start off with a visit and swim at the Blue Lagoon on a boat tour there that departs from Ċirkewwa, in the northernmost part of Malta. Don’t worry; transfers from your place of stay are included in the tour, so all you need is to prepare for your day and be at the pick-up point on time!

The brightly-coloured Tuk Tuks that will take you around in Gozo can seat up to six passengers and are driven by a local expert who will tell you all about the island on the way.

Included in the price:

• Transport from your place of stay (anywhere in Malta or Gozo)
• 2+ Hours at Comino’s Crystal and Blue Lagoons by boat
• A light traditional Gozitan dinner
• A sightseeing tour of Gozo on 6-seater Tuk-Tuks, chauffeured by a knowledgeable driver who will take you to some of the most beautiful sights on the island. This tour takes you to Sanap Cliffs (Munxar), Xlendi Bay, Cliffs and Caves, Dwejra Bay (including Fungus Rock, Inland Sea & Watch Tower), Ta’ Pinu Basilica and Shrine (Għarb), Wied il-Għasri, Xwejni Salt Pans, Qbajjar and Marsalforn Bay.

TIP: During the rest of the year, you can still get a regular Tuk Tuk tour of Gozo , combined with a boat tour past Comino and its main sights, but you won’t be able to enjoy a swim stop at the Blue Lagoon. (It’s a little too cold for that anyway outside the high season.)

Blue Lagoon & Gozo Quad Bike Sunset Tour

• From €110 p.p.

Looking for a bit more adventure? Taking a Quad Bike tour of Gozo allows you to see some of the island’s stunning natural beauty, landmarks and secluded beaches, and makes for a fun day out.

You can get an all-inclusive Sunset Tour by Quad Bike of Gozo , which starts with a boat tour that includes a refreshing swim stop at the Blue Lagoon and Crystal Lagoon. This tour runs between 15th May and 15th October.

It also takes you past a few of the sea caves around the beautiful Comino Island on the way to Mġarr Harbour.

There, you’ll be welcomed by your lead driver, who knows Gozo inside out and will tell you all about the stops on the way. They’ll take you through a safety briefing and provide everything you need to hop on your quad bike first.

These quad bikes are high-powered 570cc ATV vehicles that can seat a driver (min. 21 years of age) and a passenger. It’s a unique combo tour, perfect for couples and small groups.

Just like the Tuk-Tuk version of this tour, this is included in the price:

• 2+ Hours at Comino’s Crystal Lagoon and Blue Lagoons by boat
• A light traditional Gozitan lunch
• A sightseeing tour of Gozo, on quad bikes, following a lead driver to some of the most stunning landmarks and into nature, off the beaten path. This tour takes you to: The Church of St. John The Baptist (Xewkija), Sanap Cliffs (Munxar), Xlendi Bay, Cliffs and Belvedere, Knights’ Wash houses (Fontana), Dwejra Bay and its watchtower, Fungus Rock and Inland Sea (San Lawrenz), Wied il-Mielah Window (Gharb), Wied il-Ghasri, Xwejni Salt Pans, Qbajjar (and the stunning salt pans), Marsalforn Bay, and Tal-Mixta cave (Nadur).

TIP: Just like the Tuk Tuk variety, you can get a regular Quad bike tour of Gozo outside of the summer season, which is also a lot of fun. You’ll also get a short boat trip that takes you past the Blue Lagoon and Crystal Lagoon but won’t include a (swim) stop.

Blue Lagoon & Gozo combo

• From €30 p.p.

If you prefer having a wander around Gozo yourself, you can take this low-cost boat tour that also combines a stop at the Blue Lagoon with 3 hours of free exploration in Gozo.

What you’re paying for is half a day in Comino and transport to spend the afternoon on Malta’s sister island. There are plenty of options for transport once you arrive at Mġarr Harbour in Gozo, from hop-on/hop-off buses to regular public transport, Ubers/taxis as well as bike rental.

You can also opt to book transport in advance, which will take you to either Victoria (the largest town and home to the Citadel of Gozo) or Xlendi (a picturesque bay in the South of the island).

This is an option to consider, but I would personally recommend either of the previous two options .

Round Malta & Gozo boat tours (full day)

Round malta cruise (full day).

Being a small island nation, part of Malta’s charm and natural beauty is its surrounding sea.

Hopping on a boat tour is a great way to tour Malta along its impressive coastline while relaxing in the sun.

This Round Malta Cruise is a well-reviewed full-day tour (10 am – 4:45 pm on Tuesdays and Fridays ) that takes you all around the island. Heading clockwise around Malta, you’ll depart from Sliema to take in the sights of Valletta and its Grand Harbour entrance, Marsascala and St. Thomas Bay, St. Peter’s Pool (bay), Marsaxlokk and Delimara Point, the Blue Grotto (more on that spot below), Dingli Cliffs, Anchor Bay and Popeye Village (named after the 1980 movie with Robin Williams that was shot there).

You’ll then head to Comino and its Blue Lagoon, followed by Mellieħa Bay, St. Paul’s Bay and its island, St. Julian’s and returning to Sliema. Throughout the trip, you’ll be provided with commentary on the various spots you’ll be passing from.

Included in this tour:

• A well-catered buffet lunch, including free drinks (water/soft drinks)
• Free bottled water during the tour
• Optional: Transport to/from your place of stay.

Round Gozo Cruise (full day)

• From €70 p.p.

Malta’s sister island is known for its natural beauty, and this trip is a great way to view some of Gozo’s magnificent bays on the sea.

This Round Gozo Cruise tour boat sails from Sliema, past Comino and onto several of Gozo’s bays, with a route depending on weather conditions. Stops often included are the stunning Dwejra Bay (southwestern coast) as well as Ramla Bay and other, more secluded beaches in the North of Gozo.

Valletta Harbour Cruise

If you’d like to explore Valletta’s harbours specifically, you can hop on one of the most popular Malta boat tours: The Harbour Cruise .

This Valletta harbour cruise tour takes you around the two natural harbours on either side of Valletta: Grand Harbour (on the side of The Three Cities and the Valletta Waterfront) and Marsamxett Harbour (on the side of Sliema). With a trip time of around 90 minutes, you can get guided commentary in English and German while taking in the views.

These cruises depart from Sliema Ferries (Valletta-facing seafront) three times a day: At 10.30 am, 11.40 am and 12 pm. There’s a stop along the way at Kalkara (near the Three Cities) where you can get off to explore the Esplora Interactive Science Center (great for kids) and hop back on at the next departure time. (Applicable only to the first two trips of the day).

(More info here: Valletta harbour cruise tours .)

Blue Grotto Boat Tour

The Blue Grotto sea cave , with beautiful rock formations, is one of Malta’s most popular destinations because of its natural beauty. Because the sea floor inside is covered in light-coloured sand, the sunlight that shines into the cave reflects on its ceiling, creating a stunning effect.

Since it’s a little remote (in the South of Malta), it’s a destination best combined with another, and a great combiner is to stop at Marsaxlokk.

This half day Blue Grotto and Marsaxlokk tour makes this combination very easy to do and is held on Sundays. Apart from getting a boat tour into the Blue Grotto cave, you’ll head to the fishing village of Marsaxlokk to take in the views and visit the Sunday market.

• Solo travellers, couples

Interested in getting a unique experience in Malta’s nightlife scene in summer? Take a Boat Party for a really awesome night out.

You’ll depart from Sliema (Valletta-facing side) at around 18:30h, boarding a large wooden gullet (type of boat). As the sun sets, you’ll be enjoying some great music and dance, drink in hand and cooling down with the sea breeze. You’ll be back in Sliema at around midnight, but you can join the afterparty in the nearby Paceville area of St. Julian’s.

More info here: Malta boat parties .

• Open bar with spirits, beers and soft drinks
• DJ and great music
• Jump and swim in the sea at one of the stops on the way
• Games on board.

Boat Tours to Sicily

Mt. etna and taormina.

With this Malta to Sicily day trip , you can take a large catamaran that sails from Valletta to the port of Pozzallo in Sicily. Once you arrive, you’ll board an air-conditioned coach that will be taking you around some of the best places on the island.

This trip is organised on Thursdays and Sundays from May to September, and on your trip you’ll visit sites including:

• The beautiful seaside town of Taormina
• Mount Etna – Europe’s largest and most active volcano.

Syracuse, Marzamemi and Noto

Alternatively, you can take this Malta to Sicily trip that takes you to the beautiful villages of Syracuse, Marzamemi and Noto. This is a quieter tour package option, with a lot less time on the road and with more rural views and small village visits to Sicily.

Organised on Wednesdays and Fridays (also from May to September), this option also takes you across to Sicily on a large catamaran.

Where do you get the boat to the Blue Lagoon in Malta?

You can get the boat to the Blue Lagoon in Malta from Marfa or Ċirkewwa (basic ferry, long drive), or you can get a boat trip from Sliema (easy to reach from St. Julian’s and Valletta) or Buġibba (within walking distance from St. Paul’s Bay and Qawra).

What are the best boat trips in Malta?

The best boat trips in Malta are cruises around the islands of Malta and Gozo, the Blue Grotto in the South of Malta, and the Blue and Crystal Lagoons on Comino Island.

Edward is the Founder and Editor of Malta Uncovered and author of two guidebooks on Malta and Valletta.

As a tourist-turned-expat with Maltese roots, he knows the islands inside out and helps thousands of visitors enjoy a memorable trip every year.

Get the best travel tips from Malta Uncovered delivered to you in bite-sized chunks by email. (Unsubscribe at any time!)

Was this article helpful? Share it with your friends!

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Yes, I would like to receive emails from you with Malta travel tips.

© 2006-2024 Malta Uncovered. All Rights Reserved.

Best Boat Tours in Malta & Gozo – All you Need to Know

• 0 Pinterest

Tucked in between Sicily and the North African coast, is the Mediterranean island of Malta . Known for its too good to be true weather, historic ruins of temples and fortresses, recounting the intricate mix of influences and cultures – Malta is the culminating center of British, Arab, Roman, Moor, Italian, and Greek cultures in one.

With a population of 525,285 people, and divided into 5 regions, incredible natural sights like the Blue Lagoon, 12+ beaches, extraordinary coves, and caves, let’s explore some of the best boat tours in Malta ready to make your island hopping expedition a smooth journey into the Mediterranean sea.

What are the best places to visit during a boat tour in Malta?

• 2 – Valletta
• 4 – Blue Lagoon
• 5 – St Paul’s Islands

Can you rent a boat in Malta?

Where do malta boat tours depart, how much does a boat tour in malta cost, how long does a boat tour in malta take, when is the best time for a boat tour in malta, which other water activities can be done in malta.

• Useful tips

Don’t feel like reading ahead? Check our full catalog of boat tours in Malta.

• boat tours in Malta

1 – Gozo

Astonishingly beautiful is the Mediterranean island of Gozo, brimming with a variety of influences from the Arabs, Sicilians, British, French, and many more.

Known mostly for its natural hiking paths, excellent scuba diving opportunities, outstanding beaches, and Neolithic Ġgantija Temple ruins which happen to be the oldest man-made constructions, Gozo is an archaeologist’s dreamland.

Often viewed as the relaxed and hidden of the two neighboring islands, Gozo is a slice of heaven for those looking for a quieter ambiance from mainland Malta.

Enjoy a full-day tour experience of boarding a family-owned boat, that takes you along the Mediterranean, making stops in Comino, and of course, offering visitors a chance to take a dip in the famous Blue Lagoon.

Enjoy other water activities such as snorkeling in the picture-perfect Blue Lagoon, tanning on the beaches of Gozo, and taking in the magical sights of the rocky cliffs, coves, and caves.

Aside from the beautiful natural wonders at Gozo island, guests will also be given a few hours to explore the city, and take a walk to see the architecture and points of interest along with the charming town.

Perhaps a half-day tour fits your plans best, in that case, enjoy an excursion that takes visitors from the enchanting town of Mellieha to the island of Gozo, as well as a stop at the Blue Lagoon for fun water activities.

While on the boat journey, some tours include deck chairs on the upper-level decks for visitors to relax and work on their tans, or even slide down the fun boat slide onto the transparent, warm waters of the sea.

There are even some boat tours that will include all of the above, with the addition of touring Gozo’s natural scenery on ATVs or taking a journey to Gozo’s hidden island gems on a jeep tour with a smaller group of people. Depending on budget and time, there are a few tours to choose from, so it’s worth checking them out.

• Gozo boat tours

2 – Valletta

Valletta is the capital of the Mediterranean island of Malta. Blessed with an incredible marine backdrop and delicious warm weather, Valletta dates back to the 1500s and was once a walled-in city, that was established under the reign and order of the Catholic religion.

Today, Valletta is known for impressive ruins including fortresses, Baroque palaces, and other intricate architecture, and for being the sunniest city in Europe.

Cruise along with its stunningly beautiful blues shores, and visit two of the capital’s popular harbors – Marsamxett and the Grand Harbour.

Hop on the 4.5-hour cruise that includes hotel pick-up options, and takes visitors to Grand Harbour’s enchanting fortresses and old architecture, and then to Marsamxett – considered to be one of Malta’s natural ports.

Take in the sights of the historic cities, breathe in the Meditteranean sea air, until stopping in the charming town of Sliema for dinner and a stroll. The tour comes to a final stop back at the starting point, where visitors bid farewell to an incredible day at sea exploring Malta’s extremely scenic ports and historic towns.

Do you have your days full already? Consider taking a night tour of the impressive Marsamxett and Grand Harbour ports, and take in the island’s charm by night, and its ten beautiful creeks.

Catch an amazing golden hour on this 90-minute cruise, as you sip on a beverage of choice in the fully stocked bar, or just soak in the scenery itself, and learn about the island’s history as told by the historians included in the tour package.

View from your seat the charming old towns come to life at night, such as Cospicua, Vittoriosa, and Senglea, which are not too far from Grand Harbour.

Also offering hotel pick up and drop off, the night tour is the perfect option to consider to accommodate your plans best.

• boat tours in Valletta

3 – Comino

Home of the extraordinary Blue Lagoon – a popular place of interest in Malta, Comino is an island that shows off its beautiful crystal blue shores and white powdery sandy beaches such as Santa Marija Bay and San Niklaw Bay.

Dating back to its finding in 1416, King Alfonso V of Aragon built a tower on the island, in hopes of derailing any invaders from hiding on the island, by petition of the island inhibitors.

Today, Comino is one of the smaller islands in Malta, however, most visited for the Blue Lagoon, lovely beaches, and incredible sunsets.

While the Blue Lagoon may be the most widely recognizable destination on Comino Island, make sure to also check out the stunning natural coves, as well as the impressive Maltese historic sites.

Take advantage of the different boat tours, from full-day options to half-day options, and explore nearby islands in one day such as the beautiful and historic St. Paul Islands, swim the sparkly blue waters of the Blue Lagoon, snorkel the depths of the Mediterranean Sea, all while enjoying in-between snacks and drinks available on board.

Depending on the boat tour experience you choose, some tours do offer lunch and drinks on board as part of the price you pay, and others may not. Those tours that do not include lunch on board will make longer stops at Comino island, or a nearby island for people to purchase their own food.

Something else to keep in mind is that though snorkeling is a part of the water activities to do while visiting Comino, some boat tours will have the equipment for an additional cost, so if you want to participate in snorkeling activities, you may want to bring extra money.

Enjoy swimming close to stunning schools of fish, and be guided by a local, multilingual historian recounting the impressive history of the island in detail.

• Comino boat tours

4 – Blue Lagoon

Recognized for its iconic blue waters, pristine clear appearance, and a major hot spot for most, if not all visitors to Malta, is the Blue Lagoon.

Located on the island of Comino, and only a 17-kilometer distance from mainland Malta – the Blue Lagoon draws in visitors from all over the world, for its amazing light swimming, outstanding snorkeling, and beautiful contrast between the dramatic rocky cliffs and blue waters.

There are a variety of different boat tour journeys that go to Blue Lagoon multiple times per day, meaning that visitors have the option of making it a full-day excursion or half-day depending on scheduling.

A full-day boat tour includes the journey to Blue Lagoon, as well as stops in other neighboring islands such as Gozo Island, while half-day tours offer the journey to Blue Lagoon, and water activities like swimming, snorkeling, or diving at Blue Lagoon only.

Another bonus you get when you book a boat tour is that you will also receive the convenience of pick up and drop off to multiple points within mainland Malta in popular spots such as Bugibba Jetty or Sliema Harbour, or St. Julian’s.

Enjoy tours to Blue Lagoon that last anywhere from 6 – 8 hours long, chockfull of different activities like snorkeling opportunities, swimming, hiking, and so much more.

Many boat tours also offer onboard open bars, as well as snacks available, so rest assured, you will always be taken care of.

One of the most popular boat tours to take is undoubtedly the sunset cruise, which takes visitors through the calm waters of the Mediterranean Sea, offering people the greatest natural sights of the sea, nearby islands like Gozo, Malta, and St. Paul on the horizon.

Take a dip in the sea when the sun is least strong, and swim towards the coast, while peeking at natural-made caves nearby.

5 –  St Paul’s Islands

Otherwise known as Selmunett – St. Paul’s Islands are located northeast of mainland Malta.

Gifting island visitors equally pure blue waters, incredible sunsets from its rocky cliffs, and incredible natural sights – St. Paul’s Islands are considered to be some of the quietest islands in Malta.

Originally considered a shipwreck island after Paul the Apostle’s ship got stuck on the island on his way to Rome, Paul the Apostle remained on the island, not only influencing the name of the Maltese island but also bringing Christianity. In 1844, a statue of Saint Paul was constructed on the island’s cliff to commemorate this eventful historical event.

There are different types of boat tours offered that invite visitors to explore its vast and interesting history, as well as visit some of its famous resort areas such as Bugibba and Qawra.

Most boat tours include the St. Paul Islands as a stop in a 7-8 hour-long boat tour island hopping around Malta, so keep that in mind when planning your Maltese itinerary.

Though considered to be quieter than mainland Malta, these two resort towns prove to change that a bit in the summer, as amazing nightlife goes down and people tend to flock to these areas of the island.

Explore boat tours that offer multi-stop journeys, so you can get the most out of your visit to these incredible islands. Make sure to pay attention to the details of each tour, as some tours may ask you to bring extra items like towels if you’re going to swim.

Some tours will include stops at other popular sights within the islands, an insider look into the natural formation of the nearby caves, and jumping off the boat for an added pump of adrenaline.

Many of the tours to St. Paul Islands offer onboard wifi, a local tour guide giving you insider knowledge of the islands, and come fully equipped with safety equipment, and noodle floating games.

You can rent a boat while visiting Malta if you decide that you much prefer a personal experience, where you can become the captain of a boat for the day.

Malta doesn’t require people to have a boating license for small boats, however, any vessel with more than 30 hp power may require a nautical license.

Also, you need to factor in where the person is from, for instance, a UK traveler may have a bit more ease to have a nautical license recognized in Malta than an American.

UK travelers may have an easier chance at renting and driving their own boat, depending on the type of boat, how many people their party would consist of, as well as fulfilling a few requirements beforehand.

For U.S. travelers, the rules may be a bit more strict, and therefore, it would be best suitable to rent a boat with a captain, which is available through many boat renting sites.

Check out multiple types of boats available for rent, many of which are offered at different price points, depending on personal budgets, amenities, and services desired. Prices can vary as well depending on the season in which you travel to and rent a boat in Malta.

When renting your boat, make sure to look at the small print which details the specific requirements, prices, taxes, and other important to know information, so that you are well aware of what you are renting for the price you are investing.

For example, make sure to check how many guests are allowed on the boat, and if there is a fee for any additional person that you’d like to add to your group. Or if some of the boats offer amenities such as a deck shower, paddleboards, or a bathing ladder.

Some boat rentals range from 300 euros all the way to up to 1,200 euros per day, so make sure to check and compare to assure the best possible rate, for the personal needs and desires you have.

With a wide range of different style boats, visitors can choose anything from sailboats to motorboats, to jetskis to a yacht, and many in between to rent for a day or more.

• boat rentals in Malta

Depending on the boat tour that is purchased, the boat tour company will determine where the boat will depart on the island of Malta. Fortunately, there are many ports where boat tours embark and disembark around mainland Malta and the other islands.

If you are departing from the mainland of Malta, there are a few popular departing ports to be aware of to get on your tour. Look out for the Sea Adventure desk at Bugibba Harbor, located on the northern coast of Malta.

There is also Hornblower Cruises dock, also in Bugibba Harbor. Mostly all tours leaving from mainland Malta will leave from Bugibba square.

Also on mainland Malta, visitors may also depart from the capital city of Valletta, on Malta’s east coast. Visitors must look for signs from their boat company, so look for Sliema Ferry Terminal, Gozo Fast Ferry, and all along the Valletta Waterfront.

On the island of Gozo, visitors may be picked up from ports around the island, such as Gozo Ferry Terminal.

Generally speaking, it’s easy to spot where your boat tour will depart from because most boat tours depart from the same harbor most of the time.

Make sure to double-check the name of your boat tour, and read where the boat will depart from before booking to make sure it is not too far from where you’re staying, and it should be easy to find.

It is advised by more than a few boat tour companies that when planning your arrival at the departing port, please arrive 15-30 minutes before departure time.

The same instructions may also be given when it’s time to be picked up to return back to the island after the tour is over, so make sure to keep track of your time.

When it comes to pricing out and budgeting how much to spend on a boat tour in Malta, there is a range within which these prices fall within.

Visitors can expect to spend anywhere between 25€ for a group boat tour and up to 1,200€ for a private boat rental, per person or per party (depending on the tour package).

Each boat tour prices its excursions based on what is offered, for instance, if you’re looking for a day trip from mainland Malta to Comino Island and Blue Lagoon (which is not too far off from Comino Island) the 7-hour boat tour would cost around 25€ per person.

The price includes all taxes and handling fees, access to deck chairs, lockers, a slide, and toilet facilities. It doesn’t include food, however, there may be some for purchase onboard.

Something a bit more middle price range which is around 45€ or 50€ per person would begin to include other activities as part of the boat tour excursion.

For instance, for the price of 45€ per person, visitors can expect to go kayaking as part of their boat tour experience, and the price would include all kayaking equipment, a local guide, and beginner-friendly instructions.

For the price of 50€ per person, visitors can expect a parasailing adventure along with their boating experience across the Mediterranean. The 50€ per person boat tour would include parasailing equipment, photos, date flexibility, and a customized pickup location to your hotel instead of a general meeting point.

Lastly, an expensive boat tour around 300€ per person would include not only a customizable experience, but also a private one for you and your guests.

In this price range, visitors can expect a private boat, activities, and equipment to snorkel, swim, or cliff dive, as well as a tour throughout the major islands of Malta with ticket prices included.

Although the mid-price and more expensive boat tours are offered for only 3 hours, while the less expensive is offered for 7 hours, the difference lies in the quality, customization, and privacy in comparison to the longer tours.

Boat tours in Malta on average, last anywhere from 3 hours up to 8 hours. Depending on preferences, visitors are able to choose how much time they’d like to spend on a boat tour, exploring neighboring islands, which may lower or increase the price.

For example, if you’re looking for an all-day excursion, visitors may come to realize that some of the 8-hour-long boat trips are some of the least expensive options. This is because the purpose of the boat tour is to take visitors from point A to point B to do one activity, typically.

For instance, a boat tour from mainland Malta to Blue Lagoon will take visitors to swim and spend some time on the island alone. They may not provide much other than the boat ride, and a few things on board.

A 3-hour boat tour is usually on the more expensive side, and the reason for that is due to a few factors such as quality, privacy, and customization.

Many times, the 3-hour boat rides are private tours meant for groups of 6 or fewer people who all know each other, some include snacks and drinks on board, and some include ground transportation to and from the front door of your hotel.

Other 3-hour-long boat tours may also include other activities within the boat tour itself. The highlight is more than one thing, and the tour may offer kayaking, paragliding, or swimming, in which the tour company will offer visitors equipment, materials, lockers, and more.

Visitors have a choice to either purchase a half-day tour, or a full-day tour – each offering different activities, services, and amenities.

Additionally, visitors may also look into the night or sunset boat tours (3 hours long), where the boat tour will offer an open bar or drinks for purchase, music, and a fun ambiance to help send off the day while watching the beautiful sunset.

Although Malta is blessed with close to perfect weather all year round, for the sake of planning purposes, the best time for a boat tour in Malta is early April to late October due to the extremely favorable and predictably beautiful weather, ideal for boating.

Summer (June-August) is ideally the time to go boating in Malta, simply because as the temperatures rise, so does the water temperature, making it much more ideal for water activities that are often a part of several boat tour experiences.

Going into September all the way to November, the temperatures may start to lower bit by bit, and you may start to notice that some boat tour companies, as well as boats for hire, are starting to close for the season.

This doesn’t mean that there are no boat tours offered during this season, however, they start to lessen a bit more, even though the weather is still pretty warm and ideal to ride a boat on most days.

When it comes to the winter months, however (December-February) it is not recommended to go boating as much, simply because even though the sun is out and the air is warm, the winds get stronger, creating strong currents and waves in the sea, which can be dangerous.

Going during the shoulder season (March-May) is a great opportunity to take advantage of if you want to avoid crowds and higher flight and lodging prices, as this is when some more boat companies and tours start to reopen and prepare for the slow stream of visitors.

If renting a boat or going on a boat tour interests you, you can also contact a boat company in Malta to help you plan the best time to book your boating experience based on their knowledge.

Aside from the incredible Maltese sights to see via boat tours, there are many other water activities that you can take advantage of to further enrich your experience.

Those wanting to explore underwater and be one with the marine life in the Mediterranean Sea can check out different snorkeling options that fulfill and can even exceed nature lovers’ expectations. Some tours go from 2-hour to a full-day snorkeling tour that is safely guided providing visitors to get up close and personal with marine life, as well as be equipped with all the necessary equipment.

Dive into the depths of the transparent blue waters of Malta, and enjoy an extraordinary look into the different sea life that lives in the Mediterranean by booking a scuba diving tour . Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned scuba diver, there are plenty of tours that offer visitors the adequate training and knowledge to feel confident when descending 12 meters down.

If you’re looking for a fun dose of fun, adventure, and a slightly different way of enjoying an afternoon at sea then check out one of the many paddleboarding experiences . Sail away on your paddleboard, and get close to some of the caves and other incredible rock formations near the islands. Some other paddleboarding tours include yoga training, paddleboard lessons around Gozo island’s stunning caves, and even night paddleboard classes, which range anywhere from 1-3 hours long.

Escape the intense heat, and refresh yourself with a kayak ride on the Mediterranean on one of the kayaking tours offered, in which guests will be taken to explore nearby caves on Gozo Island, stunning bays, and beaches. Some tours go from 3 hours to 6.5 hours long, and some also include the chance to get off your kayaks for a quick swim, as well as a small group ambiance of 12 people or less.

Imagine elevating from the crystal blue waters of Malta into the air, to get an epic view of the sea, the islands, and those cheering you on from below. A flyboarding tour gives this and more, and if you choose you can choose experiences from 20 min. – 30 min. long, making this activity easily doable even on a busy day of sightseeing.

Travel tips

• For an island, Malta deals with some pretty heavy traffic, which is important to know especially when planning day-to-day activities that require you to arrive at a certain time. Always try to plan with extra time if possible, so you don’t miss boat departure times and your plans don’t fall behind.
• The best ways to get around Malta are either by bus, ferry (between islands), or on foot (in nearby locations). Taxis are available, and if you absolutely must take one, they are available, but much overpriced when compared to the bus. Buses have their pros and cons, such as being clean, and purchasing tickets onboard is self-explanatory (just make sure to bring cash). However, some cons are it’s not always on time, and they are full to the max with people sometimes.
• The official language of Malta is Maltese, which is described as a mixture of a few languages such as Italian and Arabic, which is no surprise due to its history of influences of cultures and people that settled for a while on the island. However, the second most widely spoken language is English, due to a 150-year-old British rule on the island.
• Make sure to check which plug style and voltage your devices operate on. In Malta, they use the type G plug, and the voltage is 230 V with 50Hz
• Make sure to attend a festa while in Malta, which are celebrations and festivals to honor local saints and their church (Malta has more than 350 churches). Mostly taking place in the summer months.
• The tap water is completely safe to drink, however, depending on your personal taste, some people may or may not be fond of the slightly salty taste that the water has. If you’re not a fan, then you can buy bottled water.

Final thoughts

Malta is overflowing with incredible island sights, numerous water activities, and amazing tours to take advantage of to learn and appreciate the incredible country.

We hope that this list was helpful and gave you a few ideas on things to do in Malta & Gozo . As you can see, some of the best things to do are boat tours, so we hope that you have also added a few of the best boat tours in Malta for your Maltese adventures.

Happy travels!

A Sheridan Leisure Website. MTA Operators License No. TRA/S/01.

• CONTACT US |

Blue Grotto belvedere, Malta

Mdina Medieval City, Malta

Magnificent Grand Harbour, Malta

Valletta Waterfront, Malta

Traditional Festa Night

Stunning Blue Lagoon, Comino Island

Beautiful scenery on Gozo Island

Mgarr Harbour, Gozo Island

Local Tour Specialists

25 Years of Expertise

Great Choice of Tours

Easy Booking Process

Local Customer Service

No Booking or Card Fees

Book Now, Pay Later Option

Book More, Save More Discounts

Quick Search

SEARCH FOR AVAILABLE TOURS

TOP MALTA TOURS THIS MONTH

Gozo by jeep + boat trip to comino caves.

Join our jeep convoy on this fun and exciting day exploring the natural beauty of Gozo including locations off the beaten track which even ...

Gozo TUK TUK Land & Sea

A fun way to explore the charm and stunning vistas of Gozo, combined with an exciting boat trip around Comino caves and bays. A truly ...

1 day Sicily - Pozzallo, Mount Etna & Taormina Tour

By far the most popular tour to Sicily. Featuring ETNA, the largest active volcano in Europe and the beautiful quaint mountain town of ...

1 day Sicily - Marzamemi & Syracuse Tour

Don't miss the opportunity to experience some of Sicily's southern popular gems. Admire the stunning landscapes, and learn all about the ...

Small Group Tour: Gozo Island by Fast Ferry from Valletta

Join our expert guide as you travel through picturesque little towns, take in breathtaking views, and see the island's top attractions, ...

Gozo by Quad Bike + Boat Trip to Comino Caves

Looking for a bit of adventure during your vacation? You will visit some stunning locations around the island during this tour which ends ...

Gozo with a Difference Tour

Explore the ancient Ggantija Temples, Dwejra Bay, the fortified Citadel in Victoria and tour the beautiful coastal scenic route of ...

Discovering Gozo Tour

Guided tour including visits to Ggantija Temples, Ta’Pinu Shrine, Dwejra Bay, Victoria and The Citadel. Enjoy, great views from Qala ...

Gozo, Comino & Blue Lagoon Cruise Tour

Limited for time? Coastal cruise to Gozo Island, a short tour visiting Victoria and The Citadel and swim time at the lagoon. Cruise, ...

Comino & Blue Lagoon Cruise

Scenic cruise along the coastline to Comino Island for a day at the stunning Blue Lagoon. Lots of time for swimming, snorkelling or just ...

Three Islands Cruise & Blue Lagoon

Cruise the north west coastline and visit secluded bays and lagoons on this gulet vessel, a beautiful boat with a large forward deck, ideal ...

Gozo, Comino & Blue Lagoon Cruise by Fernandes

Visit secluded bays and lagoons on the Fernandes Gullet, a beautiful boat with a large forward deck, ideal for just sunbathing and ...

Small Group Tour: Landscapes & Medieval Treasures

Discover the highlights on this popular tour. We start at the Blue Grotto, where you can enjoy a short caves boat trip, then a a photo stop ...

Mosta, Crafts Village & Mdina Tour

Guided tour to the central part of the island including visits to the magnificent Mosta dome, the ancient medieval city of Mdina and local ...

San Anton Gardens, Mdina & Rabat Tour

Discover Malta’s old capital ‘Mdina’, the impressive Catacombs in the old town of Rabat and the beautiful gardens of San Anton, home ...

Three Cities & Winery Tour

A guided tour visiting the oldest region of the Grand Harbour, including Senglea, Cospicua, Vittoriosa (Birgu) and one of the most ...

Blue Grotto & Marsaxlokk Tour

Tour to the south including a scenic drive to Wied iz-Zurrieq, home to the Blue Grotto and the popular market in the pretty fishing village ...

North Hop On Hop Off Bus Tour

The north of the island features many interesting towns and places of interest including the Mosta Dome, Rabat, Mdina, Golden Bay, ...

South Hop On Hop Off Bus Tour

The south of the island features many interesting towns and places of interest including the 3 Cities, Ancient Temples, Marsaxlokk Fishing ...

3 Day Tour - Glimpse of Malta & Gozo

Ideal if you are visiting for a long weekend break. This 3 day coach group tour includes Gozo Island, Blue Grotto, Marsaxlokk, Mdina ...

4 Day Tour - Highlights of Malta & Gozo

Excellent 4 day tour coach group tour which is the ideal itinerary if you want to discover popular locations and highlights of Malta & Gozo ...

5 Day Tour - Discover Malta & Gozo

Join us on this 5 day coach group tour and discover many the main places of interest including Gozo Island, Valletta, Blue Grotto, Mdina, ...

6 Day Tour - Best of Malta & Gozo

This 6 day coach group tour includes ancient temples, the fortified cities of Mdina, Birgu and Valletta, quaint villages in the south, Blue ...

Dark Side of Valletta - Ghost Tour

Legends, Murders & Mysteries! Walk the silent streets of the capital at night and learn about the most spectral and mysterious side, the ...

WWII & British History in Malta Tour

Did you know Malta was the most heavily bombed place on earth during WWII? Find out why during this fascinating tour which ...

Traditional Harbour Cruise with Transfers

A cruise around both sides of the harbour giving the best possible view of the magnificent Grand Harbour fortifications and beautiful ...

Night Tour + Malta 5D

The beautifully illuminated bastions and old buildings around Valletta, Mdina and the imposing Mosta Dome are simply stunning. A fabulous ...

Valletta & Malta Experience

A guided tour of the capital featuring the Upper Barraka Gardens, St. John’s Co. Cathedral and the award-winning Malta Experience ...

Vintage Malta Scenic Tour

Board a vintage bus for a unique touring itinerary which includes the impressive Palazzo Falson, the woodland area of Buskett, cliffs of ...

Mdina, Mosta, Crafts, Valletta Tour

Tour the old medieval city, admire one of the largest unsupported domes in the world, see the local artisans and explore our 17th-century ...

Prehistoric Temples Tour

Discover the ancient monuments of Hagar Qim and Mnajdra Temples on the south coast and Ghar Dalam, where the earliest humans settled

EXPLORE THE HEART OF THE MEDITERRANEAN

The magic of malta, beautiful gozo, sicily in a day, booking terms & conditions.

We offer boat trips around Maltese Islands since 2006 and would love to welcome you on board for either a Private Charter which is exclusively for your group or a Public Cruise which is shared with other guests. Both experiences offer great comfort on our spacious catamarans.

Why would you choose a catamaran?   Easy, they offer stability, space and comfort.

Public Cruise

Joining a Public Cruise is a great idea if you are looking for a non over crowded cruise, best experience with 4 course meal, an inclusive drink’s package with beer, wine, fruit juices, soft drinks and water and plenty of space be it seated at a sun protected table or in the huge sunbathing area, it is your choice how to spend your day! Our Public Cruises are perfect for families, honeymooners, couple anniversaries, group of friends and solo travelers.

Click here for more information

Private Charter

Choice of three great boats for your event at sea.

Both vessels have a nice sound system to which you can connect to by Bluetooth, tables under a sun protection to dine or play cards on, access to the sea for swimming, 2WC, large nets at the front of the boat to sunbathe and a very spacious deck area to enjoy yourself during the day.

Of course we are fully licensed and insured to the latest rules and regulations and, of course, experienced in what we are doing.

TIP TOP ONE

If you prefer a more private setting or an event for groups of up to 65 Persons, we can also cater for this with various food menus, drinks and water-sports options. Feel like having an anniversary, with cocktails, freshly prepared BBQ Lunch, Jetski rides and a Masseur? “Tip Top One” our largest catamaran with dimension of 25m (82feet) length by 12m (39feet) width is your choice.

TIP TOP TOO

If you would like to hide away with a smaller group towards a remote bay in Gozo or Malta with an additional visit to Blue-Lagoon in Comino while enjoying chilled drinks and a light lunch? We recommend “Tip Top Too” for you. “Tip Top Too” is smaller than “Tip Top One”, but still larger than other catamarans in Malta with a length of 17+m (57feet) and 9+m (30feet) width. Perfect for 6 to 20 persons. Larger groups also possible

Picard Power Catamaran is the latest, modern and fastest catamaran in our fleet both impressive in terms of space and performance. Large Flybridge enjoying 360 degrees sea view, indoor and outdoor seating at a table. Loads of cushioned lounging areas were you can lie or sit, bath towels are provided too. During lunch time the crew will prepare the table with a delicious Mediterranean Lunch and serve chilled beverages.

Get in touch for an exceptional day at sea!

• facebook youtube instagram tripadvisor whatsapp tiktok

Save 5% Today!

Use promo code sunshine24 at checkout. offer valid until 15 th  may 2024. book your unforgettable boat trip now, malta – gozo – comino, boat tours, trips,  and charters, snorkelling, other tours, discover the beauty of malta, gozo, and comino with outdoor explorers malta boat trips, boat charting a new course in malta’s blue lagoon and beyond.

As Outdoor Explorers Malta family business has grown over the years, our vision has crystalized: to offer more than just private boat trips. We now take you on journeys that encapsulate the allure of Malta, Gozo, and Comino. With exclusive boat charters and tailor-made tours, every adventure with us becomes a treasured memory.

Experience the Wonders of Malta, Gozo, and Comino

Malta boat charters:.

As the jewel of the Mediterranean, Malta’s rugged coastline beckons. With our exclusive boat charters, explore the island’s serene beauty and let us make your trip unforgettable.

Gozo Day Charters:

The magic of Gozo is unmatched. Our day charters are crafted to immerse you in the island’s unique charm, offering an experience that is as genuine as it is memorable.

Comino & Blue Lagoon Tours:

Dive into the translucent waters of the Blue Lagoon. Our private boat trips around Comino are not just tours; they’re a gateway to a world of azure beauty and tranquility

Snorkel Boat Charter Adventures in Gozo and Comino

For those with a penchant for the underwater, our snorkel boat charters are a revelation. Gozo and Comino are brimming with prime snorkeling spots that showcase a vibrant marine tapestry. Delve deeper and let the underwater realms of Gozo and Comino leave you spellbound.

Why Choose Us?

1. Expertise : With years of experience, our family-run business knows the waters around Malta Gozo, and Comino like the back of our hands.

2. Tailored Experience : We understand that every traveler is unique. Our tours and charters are customizable to your preferences.

3. Safety First: Our seasoned crew prioritizes your safety, ensuring every trip is secure and comfortable.

4. Eco-Friendly : We love our islands. Our operations are designed to be sustainable and eco-conscious, protecting the marine environment for future generations. –

5. Authenticity : Experience Malta’s true maritime culture with us. Our local insights and personal touch make every trip genuinely Maltese.

Join us at Outdoor Explorers Malta for a boat trip that’s more than just a tour-it’s an experience. Set sail into Malta’s Blue Lagoon, explore Gozo’s mystique, and embrace Comino’s serenity. Your maritime adventure awaits!

• Partner With Us
• Download Waiver Form
• Terms and Conditions

Get in touch with us

+356 9974 1674

[email protected]

Copyright © 2022 Outdoor Explorers Malta. All Rights Reserved Website Designed & Developed by 2DoorsMedia.com

• tripadvisor

• Team Building
• Treasure Hunt

• Viaggiare a Malta
• Traghetto Dalla Sicilia A Malta
• Corciera A Comino Laguna Blu
• Blu Laguna Comino
• Malta Gozo e Comino
• Immersioni Subacquee A Malta
• L'Ipogeo Di Malta
• Crociera Intorno A Malta
• Tour Da Malta Alla Sicilia

• Comino Island Malta
• Malta Gozo E Comino

Planning To Travel To Sicily? Book Your Ferry Tickets Now!

Gita in barca per Comino e Gozo

Una meravigliosa gita di un giorno per due isole incantevoli.

La gita in barca di Comino e Gozo è il tour perfetto per entrambe le isole. Naviga su una barca di legno attraverso il Mar Mediterraneo. È l'ideale per darti l'opportunità di trascorrere la maggior parte della giornata nell'indimenticabile acqua cristallina della Laguna Blu, una bellissima meravigliosa location naturale .

Disclaimer: On our website, you will find affiliate links from which we receive a small commission.

Questo è la gita di un giorno perfetto per te e la tua famiglia mentre ti godi un'altra parte dell'arcipelago.

Avrai l'opportunità di esplorare l'isola mentre nuoti, facendo snorkeling intorno al pesce locale e ammirando il bellissimo paesaggio circostante e le grotte nelle vicinanze.

Non appena ancorerai ti toglierai il fiato con la vista e il paesaggio circostante.

Mentre navighi lungo il Mar Mediterraneo verso Gozo, puoi dare un'occhiata ad alcuni dei punti di riferimento di Malta come la capitale La Valletta e le sue fortificazioni, le iconiche Isole di St. Paul e, con un piccolo sguardo, l'isola di Gozo.

Guarda anche se riesci a individuare eventuali torri di avvistamento costiere costruite dai Cavalieri di Malta e l'imponente storica Torre di Santa Maria a Comino.

Trova i biglietti per il tour di Gozo e Comino

Biglietti per la gita in barca a Comino e Gozo

• Adulti: (13+ anni) - € 52,00
• Bambini: (Sotto i 12 anni) - € 29,00

Informazioni rapide sulla escursione

• Il tour dura circa 7 ore e 45 minuti.
• Il tour inizia alle 09:15.
• Il punto di partenza è alla Sliema Ferries su una barca bellisima a due alberi lungi 38 metri con un ampio ponte di prua, un ponte di poppa coperto e un salone.

Cosa è Incluso

• Tour completo in barca a Gozo e Comino.
• Visitare la Laguna Blu.
• *Bevande gratuite per tutta la durata della crociera che vanno da acqua, bibite, vino e birra.
• A bordo verrà servito uno spuntino mattutino.
• Buffet caldo e freddo.
• *Importante: attualmente non vengono servite bevande alcoliche a causa delle restrizioni di Covid-19.

Cosa è escluso

• Trasferimento da e per il tuo alloggio. C'è un supplemento di 6 € se uno ha bisogno di questo servizio.

Quando Avvengono le Crociere?

Nota: A causa della situazione attuale, dai un'occhiata al calendario delle prenotazioni dal sito Web di prenotazione per vedere quando i tour sono disponibili.

• Da Maggio a Ottobre crociere con partenza alle 09:15 e ritorno alle 17:00.

Pagamenti Sicuri Garantiti

Inserisci  'maltainfoguide'  nella casella del coupon per  ottenere uno sconto del 5% I biglietti acquistati  sono rimborsabili o sostituibili . eTicket  (biglietto mobile)  sono disponibile.

Perche andare al escursione

• Un'esperienza indimenticabil e tagliata fuori da tutto il mondo che ti circonda.
• Partecipa a una delle crociere più popolari delle isole maltesi che ti porta in due isole.
• Ancora in una baia appartata sull'isola di Gozo.
• Pranzo in barca prima di partire verso l'isola di Comino.
• Naviga lungo la costa di Malta verso l'isola di Gozo poi Comino.
• Una sosta in laguna per diverse ore dove puoi prendere il sole, nuotare e fare snorkeling nelle acque turchesi per un'esperienza indimenticabile. Un'ottima posizione per immersioni e snorkeling.

Cosa puoi fare mentre sei a Comino e Gozo

• Puoi fare passeggiate lungo la costa .
• Puoi raggiungere a piedi l'hotel Comino e anche mangiare un boccone al loro ristorante. Mentre sei lì puoi tuffarti nel mare.
• Cammina e nuota in una delle spiagge dell'isola.
• Tieni presente che poiché stai andando su due isole, il tuo tempo è molto più limitato su ciascuna isola. e Gozo.

Altro da Sapere

Ci sono biglietti last minute? Sì, puoi acquistare i biglietti prima di salire sulla barca, ma molto probabilmente la barca sarà piena.

Devo acquistare i biglietti in anticipo? Si perché no. È meglio averli in mano poiché questa particolare crociera è molto popolare e i biglietti vengono venduti molto rapidamente soprattutto in alta stagione a partire da Maggio fino alla fine di Settembre.

Trova i biglietti per l'escursione di Gozo e Comino

Enjoy this page? Share It On Social Media!

Vuoi noleggiare un'auto a malta.

Abbiamo utilizzato Discover Cars ogni volta che abbiamo noleggiato un'auto. Li consigliamo vivamente per il loro buon servizio e buoni prezzi.

Prenota ora la tua auto!

Hai bisogno di prenotare un albergo per la tua visita a Malta?

Utilizzando Booking.com, inserisci le date del tuo viaggio e il numero di occupanti, quindi le tariffe saranno disponibili per hotel e appartamenti durante la tua visita a Malta

Vedi gli alberghi di Malta su Booking.com

Iscriviti a La nostra newsletter

Ricevi le ultime informazioni aggiornate sulle isole di Malta

Chi Siamo   |    Informattiva Sulla Privacy    |    Disconoscimento   |    Affiliate Disclosure    |    Contatti    |     Mappa Del Sito

find us on social media

Copyright © 2012 - 2023 MaltaInfoGuide.com | Tutti i diritti riservati

Tutti i contenuti e le foto sono originali © MaltaInfoGuide

ABOUT THE EXPERIENCE

Get set for a unique and unparalleled four-day event on the picturesque Mediterranean island of Malta. From Thursday 17th October to Sunday 20th October, Take That are hosting ‘The Greatest Weekend,' a celebration of music, entertainment, and unforgettable moments, curated by the band themselves. This exclusive event offers fans a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see Take That perform in an intimate setting, alongside an extraordinary lineup of special hand-picked guests including Sugababes, Ella Henderson,  Gok  Wan, Sam Ryder, Daniel Beddingfield and Heather Small. 

The band will take over Malta, headlining the event with two special live sets that showcase their incredible career history. Each performance will take the audience on a journey through the band's career, spanning four-decades from their beginnings in the 90s to their status as one of the most successful acts in UK music history.

On Saturday, the band will perform their iconic album 'Everything Changes' live, in its entirety for the first time since its release in 1993, giving fans a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience one of their most beloved albums in a unique and intimate setting. Sunday’s headline set will see Gary, Mark and Howard, hit the stage for an epic live performance, full of all their greatest hits.

DAY 1: THURSDAY 17TH OCTOBER

Venue: UNO 

Time: 6pm - 4am

The weekend starts early on Thursday at UNO, an incredible open-air venue in Malta. 

Guilty Pleasures will be hosting the opening party. Expect a night to remember from the most famous, shameless pop clubnight brand out there!

DAY 2: FRIDAY 18TH OCTOBER

Venue: Cafe Del Mar Beach Club

Time: 3pm - Midnight 

On Friday, from 3pm, head to the Day to Night Party hosted by Howard and featuring a DJ set by Howard himself. 

With 2 stages, an infinity pool and panoramic views of the Mediterranean and the Maltese archipelago this isn't an event to be missed!

DAY 3: SATURDAY 19TH OCTOBER

Venue: Ta'Qali Concert Area

Time: 3pm - Midnight

Take your place at the Ta Qali Concert Area for an intimate show in this brand new outdoor concert arena for a headline show by Take That, performing Everything Changes Album for the first time in full!

DAY 4: SUNDAY 20TH OCTOBER

Time: 3pm - 11pm 

For a show you will never forget, we’re back at Ta Qali Live Concert Area to see Take That perform a Greatest Hits show.

For those that want to keep on dancing, there will be an after party from 11pm - 4am at UNO 

YOUR GREATEST WEEKEND STARTS HERE!