In the 1500s, the knights of St. John utilized Blue Lagoon as a recreational island. At the time, they mostly lived on the island for leisure and hunting hares and wild boars. As you take a dip in this lovely location, consider and ponder how undiscovered this region was only a few centuries ago by a few knights! Swimming in the blue lagoon is similar to being in a large natural pool with added value due to its sandy bottom and partially rocky surrounding cliffs. With the purest blue waters anyone has ever seen, it has been dubbed a veritable paradise on earth, making it one of Malta's greatest jewels.

Similar to the Blue Lagoon, it's a stunning sheltered lagoon that can only be accessible by boat. Here, the sea is adorned by different shades of blue. It is the perfect location for cliff jumping.

The rocky structure, which is located just across the Blue Lagoon, features a tiny sand area. It comes with a special cave that you may swim through to reach the open sea and connects the island's beach to the outer sea.

It is sometimes referred to as Comino's Tower and was constructed in 1618 by the Grand Master de Wignacourt. The tower served as a defence and communication link between Mdina and the Ċittadella in Gozo. The main objective was to frighten the pirates and corsairs by acting as a watchtower. While there is no charge to explore the tower's interior, donations are gratefully accepted.