The Blue Lagoon is known for its stunning natural beauty, featuring crystal-clear turquoise waters and a white sandy seabed. The surrounding cliffs and rocky outcrops add to the allure of the landscape. The Blue Lagoon offers various recreational activities, including swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing. The calm and shallow waters make it ideal for families and beginner snorkelers.

This stunning lagoon has turquoise seas and a plethora of caverns dotting its shore, some of which contain a hidden sandy beach. Because our boat is designed to fit through some of the tunnels, you may explore the clearest waters, see hidden beaches, and learn all about Malta, Gozo, and its islands from an experienced skipper.

To the north of Comino lies a remote beach called Santa Marija. The shoreline forms a horseshoe. White sand makes up the main beach, which has tamarisk trees lining the rear. You have Santa Maria, too, tiny one. This small cove is near the main beach. Little Santa Maria is an excellent location for snorkeling, especially with parrotfish, because of its healthy sea bed and marine fauna. With a longer expanse of sand where you can play beach games and build sandcastles, Santa Marija is a great family beach because it's more private than the rest of the island.

San Niklaw Bay, also known as St. Nicholas Bay, is situated on the northern coast of Comino, the smallest inhabited island of the Maltese archipelago. This secluded beach is characterized by its rocky coastline, turquoise waters, and picturesque surroundings. San Niklaw Bay is an excellent spot for snorkeling and diving enthusiasts, as the clear waters provide visibility to explore the underwater marine life and the diverse ecosystems of the Mediterranean Sea. It's also a great place for sunbathing, picnicking, and simply enjoying the natural beauty of the island.

Mgarr Harbour is the main harbor on the island of Gozo, which is part of the Maltese archipelago. It serves as the primary point of entry and departure for ferries traveling between Gozo and the main island of Malta.

This is a scenic view of a natural formed rock in a shape of an elephant head.

These caves were formed over centuries by the erosive action of wind and waves on the limestone cliffs of Comino. The result is a series of intricate caverns, tunnels, and grottoes with fascinating rock formations, including stalactites and stalagmites.

Immerse yourself in the island's rich history with a visit to Saint Mary's Tower, commanding panoramic vistas of Comino and its surrounding azure waters, providing picture-perfect moments capturing the island's allure.