Private Boat Charters

Crystal Lagoon, Comino – What you’ll do here

We tuck into this sheltered, emerald cove surrounded by dramatic cliffs and sea caves. The water is deep, glass‑clear and usually quieter than Blue Lagoon—perfect for an adventurous swim. Slip in with a mask to snorkel along the rock walls, explore cave entrances by SUP, or just float and take photos of the incredible colour. If conditions allow, we can nose the bow into a cave for a closer look.
Typical stop: ~30–45 minutes, weather/sea state permitting.

Blue Lagoon, Comino – What you’ll do here

We anchor in the turquoise heart of the Blue Lagoon, where the water is shallow, crystal clear and perfect for a swim. Jump straight in, snorkel over the white sand bottom (masks provided) and glide around on our stand‑up paddleboard. Prefer to relax? Stay on deck and enjoy the limestone cliffs, caves and postcard views.
Typical stop: about 45–60 minutes, weather and crowding permitting.

Mgarr Harbour, Gozo – Optional Lunch Stop

We dock at Gozo’s charming main harbour, lined with colourful fishing boats and seafront cafés. Stretch your legs and enjoy an unrushed lunch of fresh seafood, ftira or a quick gelato at one of the waterfront restaurants (meal not included).

Il-Ġebla tal-Ħalfa Bay, Gozo – What you’ll do here

A secluded inlet on Gozo’s south‑east coast, crowned by the lone limestone stack known as “Ħalfa Rock.” We drop anchor in calm, ultra-clear water—perfect for a refreshing swim or a relaxed snorkel along the rocky shoreline. Great photo stop too: the sea stack and honey‑coloured cliffs make an epic backdrop.
Typical stop: 20–30 minutes, weather/sea state permitting.

Santa Maria Bay, Comino – What you’ll do here

A quiet, shallow cove with pale sand and calm, turquoise water—perfect for an easy swim or a relaxed float. Slip on a mask to snorkel around the rocky edges, or take the SUP for a gentle paddle along the shoreline and tiny inlets. It’s a peaceful contrast to the busier lagoons and great for families or anyone who wants a chill stop.

Typical stop: 20–40 minutes, depending on conditions and crowd levels.

Santa Maria Caves, Comino – What you’ll do here

We nose the bow into a chain of sea caves carved into Comino’s cliffs—some wide and echoey, others narrow with shafts of turquoise light. Keep an eye out for tiny archways, natural windows, and shimmering schools of fish.

Typical stop: 15–25 minutes, sea and crowd conditions permitting.

Coral Lagoon, Malta – What you’ll do here

A dramatic natural “sinkhole” open to the sea, Coral Lagoon is famous for its round pool of electric‑blue water and narrow sea tunnel. If conditions are calm, we can slip inside by boat or anchor just outside and you can swim or snorkel through the archway. It’s an epic photo stop—sheer limestone walls and crystal clarity all around.

Typical stop: 20–30 minutes, sea state permitting.