The Blue Lagoon is one of Malta’s most iconic natural attractions, located on the tiny island of Comino between Malta and Gozo. It’s famous for its turquoise-blue, crystal-clear waters, making it a top destination for swimming, snorkelling, boating and beach days on Mediterranean holidays.

Crystal Lagoon is a stunning natural lagoon on the western side of Comino island in Malta, known for its incredibly crystal-clear turquoise water, dramatic limestone cliffs, and sea caves — and it’s a quieter, more rugged alternative to the famous Blue Lagoon

Cominotto Reef is a well-known underwater reef and dive site located off the coast of Cominotto, a small uninhabited island in the Maltese archipelago near Comino in the Mediterranean Sea. It’s especially popular with scuba divers and snorkelers exploring the clear blue waters west of the famous Blue Lagoon.

St Mary’s Tower (Maltese: Torri ta’ Santa Marija), also called Comino Tower, is the most iconic historic structure on the tiny island of Comino in Malta’s archipelago. It stands as one of the island’s most notable landmarks and a fascinating site to visit if you’re exploring Comino beyond the Blue Lagoon

Gozo Harbour is the main maritime gateway to the Maltese island of Gozo, serving ferries, cargo, fishing boats and leisure craft, and acting as the primary arrival point for visitors coming by sea.

you will visit hondoq bay by boat, option for swimming and see the cave

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San Niklaw Bay is known for its crystal-clear water, swimming, and snorkeling. It is generally much less crowded than the Blue Lagoon and offers a more relaxed atmosphere. There are small sandy areas and rocky sections suitable for sunbathing and snorkeling.

this is one of the meeting point