Comino Boat Tour Tickets & Blue Lagoon Cruises

Most Comino boat tours include a scenic cruise, swimming stops (usually the Blue Lagoon), and time to relax on board. Many tours also pass sea caves and the Crystal Lagoon. Inclusions vary per operator, so always check the ticket details.

Yes, nearly all daytime Comino cruises include a stop at the Blue Lagoon for swimming and relaxation. Evening cruises may focus more on coastal views instead.

Most standard day cruises last between 6 and 7.5 hours. Shorter options (around 3–4 hours) are also available if you prefer a quicker visit.

Popular departure points include Sliema, Bugibba (St Paul's Bay), Marfa Bay, and Cirkewwa. The exact boarding location is always listed on the ticket page.

The best tour depends on what you want: sightseeing and swimming, the cheapest option, a party atmosphere, or full privacy. You can compare all options here or check the best prices & deals page.

Yes, most standard Comino cruises are family-friendly. Boats often have shaded seating, toilets, and easy water access. Party boats are usually adults-only.

In peak season, visitors who go ashore may need a free Comino access registration with a time slot. This applies regardless of whether you arrive by tour boat, ferry, or private boat.

Many boat tours pass sea caves around Comino. Larger boats may view caves from outside, while some tours offer optional speedboat trips for closer access.

Facilities vary but often include toilets, shaded seating, freshwater showers, sun decks, and swimming ladders. Some boats also have waterslides or snorkelling equipment.

Bring swimwear, a towel, sun protection, water, and cash or a card for on-board purchases. A light cover-up is useful after swimming.

If sea conditions are unsafe, routes may change or tours may be cancelled by the operator. In such cases, you are usually offered an alternative date or refund.

Yes—boat tours are one of the easiest and most scenic ways to experience Comino, combining swimming, sightseeing, and access to places not reachable by land.

The cheapest option is usually a return ferry ticket to Comino. It's ideal if you want to explore independently without a full cruise.

A ferry takes you directly to Comino and back, while a boat tour includes sightseeing, caves, and multiple swimming stops. Tours offer a more complete experience.

Some tours include food and drinks, while others sell them on board. Check each ticket carefully, especially if this is important to you.

Yes, many visitors choose to stay on board during the Blue Lagoon stop, especially during busy periods. In that case, the access registration may not be required.

Early morning and late afternoon are usually less crowded. Midday is the busiest, especially in summer.

Yes, Comino—especially the Blue Lagoon—can be very busy in peak season. Boat tours help spread out the experience by including multiple stops.

Yes, there are dedicated party boat cruises with music, drinks, and an adult-only atmosphere.

Yes, private boat tours to Comino are available and are ideal for groups who want flexibility and privacy.

Yes, swimming is generally safe, but always follow crew instructions and be aware of currents, especially near rocky areas.

Absolutely. You can relax on board, enjoy the views, and skip swimming stops if you prefer.

Accessibility depends on the boat design. Large cruise boats may be easier to access than speedboats, but always check with the operator in advance.

Policies vary by operator. Some allow small personal items, while others prefer you purchase on board.

Some itineraries include a short stop in Gozo, while others focus entirely on Comino and its lagoons.

Some boats provide snorkelling gear, sometimes with a refundable deposit. You can also bring your own.

In high season, it's best to book at least a few days ahead to secure your preferred date and departure point.

Cancellation and rescheduling policies depend on the ticket provider. Always check the conditions before booking.

Yes. Shorter cruises and ferries make Comino a good half-day destination if you're short on time.

If you want the lowest price, choose ferry tickets. For sightseeing and swimming, book a cruise. For flexibility, go private. To compare options, see best prices & deals.