Comino Boat Tour Tickets – Best Prices & Deals - Malta Travel Guide & Tickets

The cheapest options are usually standard day cruises or ferries. To compare current low-cost options, see the ferry tickets to Comino page.

Prices typically range from budget ferry tickets to higher-priced cruises with extra stops or inclusions. Rates depend on duration, departure point, and what’s included.

Many popular tours follow similar routes and durations. Price differences usually come from included food, drinks, swimming stops, or departure location.

Yes, cheaper tours can still offer a great Blue Lagoon experience. They usually focus on transport and swimming rather than extras like food or long cave visits.

Budget tickets usually include the cruise itself and a Blue Lagoon stop. Food, drinks, and snorkelling gear may cost extra.

Some deals include food and drinks, while others sell them on board. Always check the inclusions before booking.

Bugibba and Marfa Bay often offer very competitive prices. Sliema departures are usually longer and slightly more expensive.

Not always. Some tickets do not include the free Comino access registration required during peak season if you go ashore.

Many operators offer reduced prices for children. Family-friendly options are often listed on standard cruise tickets.

Some do, but not all. Crystal Lagoon and cave stops are more common on longer or mid-range cruises.

Yes, booking online in advance often gives you better availability and avoids last-minute price increases.

The best value depends on your plans. For independence, choose ferry tickets. For sightseeing, choose a standard cruise. Compare all options on the Comino boat tours page.

A ferry is usually cheaper than a full boat tour. It’s ideal if you only want transport to Comino.

Last-minute deals are rare in high season. Booking ahead is safer if price matters.

Budget tours can be busier, especially in summer. Larger boats usually have more space even when full.

Yes, many travellers stay on board during the Blue Lagoon stop, especially during peak hours.

Party boats are usually more expensive due to included drinks and entertainment. See party boat tickets for details.

Yes, but the cost is per boat, not per person. For groups, private boats can be good value.

Prices are usually similar, but early departures can sell out faster in peak season.

Yes. Longer tours with more stops are typically more expensive than short transfers.

Some tours include a short Gozo stop, but many budget options focus only on Comino.

Most online prices are final. Always check the booking page to confirm what’s included.

Usually not. Some boats rent snorkelling gear for a small extra fee.

Refund policies depend on the operator. Discounted tickets may have stricter conditions.

If you want caves, multiple swim stops, and a relaxed experience, paying a bit more is often worth it.

Upgrades depend on availability. It’s easier to choose the right option when booking.

A ferry or basic cruise is usually the best choice for budget travellers.

Yes, prices and demand are highest during summer months.

You can compare routes, prices, and styles on the Comino boat tours overview page.