Ferry to Comino & the Blue Lagoon – fast crossing from Gozo or Malta
The ferry to Comino and the Blue Lagoon is the ideal choice if you want to visit the island independently without joining an extensive boat tour. This crossing is fast, affordable and especially suitable for beach lovers and walkers.
As a resident of Malta, I regularly choose the ferry myself when I simply want to swim in the Blue Lagoon or go for a walk around Comino. In those cases, a full boat tour is not necessary.
When should you choose the ferry?
The ferry is perfect if you want to explore Comino independently and are looking for a low-budget option. If you only want to swim or walk and prefer to decide your own time on the island, this is an excellent choice.
If you prefer a different option, you can also choose:
Ferry from Gozo to the Blue Lagoon
You'll board the fast ferry from Gozo - Marfa, which will take you directly to the Blue Lagoon. After arriving, you can explore Comino on your own, swim, or snorkel in the crystal-clear waters.
The ferry runs regularly between Gozo and Comino.
Timetable: approximately every 45 minutes (depending on the season)
Language: English (basic)
Return price: from €14 per person
This ferry is ideal for a beach day or a short island walk.
Ferry from Gozo to the Blue Lagoon
You'll depart from the Cirkewwa jetty for a crossing to the beautiful Blue Lagoon in Comino. Along the way, you'll also visit a few caves. You can optionally extend the tour with a stop in Marfa, Gozo. This ferry stops at Comino every 45 minutes.
- Schedule: approximately every 45 minutes (season-dependent)
- Duration: 25 minutes
- Return price: from €14 per perso
- Language: English
- This ferry is ideal for a beach day or a short island walk.
General information relating to your visit to the bays and caves of Comino
Information regarding departure locations, accessibility, what to bring, how to reach the departure point, and many FAQs can be found on our general page (click here for general information if you would like to take a boat trip to the bays and caves of Comino).
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