At the Blue Grotto, travellers will be captivated by the stunning natural beauty of its crystal-clear waters, vibrant blue hues, and dramatic limestone cliffs. This iconic sea cave is celebrated for its breath-taking light reflections, creating an almost otherworldly atmosphere. Guests will pause here to take photos and soak in the scenery

Tucked into Malta’s remote southern coastline, Għar Ħanex is a striking sea cave carved into the cliffs. Its wide opening and high rock walls create dramatic contrasts of light and shadow, with the sun often reflecting turquoise shades onto the water. Accessible only from the sea, this hidden spot showcases the raw beauty of Malta’s limestone coast and offers a perfect moment for photos as you take in its natural formations.

Ħofra l-Kbira is one of the most cherished coastal spots among Maltese locals — a quiet, naturally sheltered inlet hidden along the island’s southern cliffs. While it remains largely unknown to tourists, locals have long favoured this peaceful bay for its crystal-clear waters, dramatic limestone backdrop, and secluded atmosphere. Accessible mainly by boat, the inlet offers an authentic Maltese coastal experience. On summer days, you’ll often see locals swimming, snorkelling, or relaxing along the rocks, enjoying the tranquillity and natural beauty that make Ħofra l-Kbira so special. For charter-boat guests, this stop is a chance to discover a true local favourite — a place