Blue Lagoon – Comino The Blue Lagoon in Comino is Malta’s most iconic swimming spot, famous for its crystal-clear turquoise waters and white sandy seabed. With our private boat tour, you’ll avoid the crowded ferry areas and anchor in the quietest part of the lagoon, surrounded by vivid blue waters perfect for swimming and snorkeling. Enjoy the freedom to dive straight from the boat into the clearest waters in Malta for a truly exclusive Blue Lagoon experience.

Crystal Lagoon – Comino Crystal Lagoon is one of Comino’s most spectacular spots, surrounded by dramatic cliffs, hidden caves, and shimmering turquoise waters. During our 30-minute stop, you can swim, snorkel, or simply relax and soak up the breathtaking scenery. This calm, sheltered bay is also a popular spot for cliff diving and sunbathing on the boat, offering an unforgettable private experience in the clearest waters of Malta

Comino Island – Malta Comino Island sits between Malta and Gozo and is world-famous for its dazzling turquoise waters and stunning natural landscapes. Best explored by private boat trip, Comino offers the perfect mix of adventure and tranquility, with crystal-clear lagoons ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and cliff diving. Known for having only one resident and no cars, this tiny island feels untouched and peaceful, accessible only by boat. Visiting Comino by private tour lets you enjoy its bluest waters, hidden coves, and scenic coastlines away from the crowds.

Cirkewwa – Malta Cirkewwa is located at the northern tip of Malta and serves as the departure point for our private boat trips to Comino. This sheltered port is known for its calm, clear blue waters and excellent snorkeling spots, often home to octopus and other marine life. It’s one of Malta’s most scenic coastal areas, making it the perfect place to begin your private boat adventure to the Blue Lagoon, Crystal Lagoon, and the stunning island of Comino.

Outdoor Explorers Malta – Start Point Your private boat tour with Outdoor Explorers Malta can start from either Malta or Gozo, depending on where you’re staying. If you’re on Gozo Island, we depart directly from our Outdoor Explorers location at Mġarr Harbour. Guests staying in Malta start from our base in Ċirkewwa, Mellieħa — an ideal spot for a quick and scenic cruise to Comino’s blue waters. Both departure points offer easy access and smooth boarding, ensuring you begin your private boat trip comfortably and reach Comino in just a few minutes.

St. Mary’s Tower – Comino Tower St. Mary’s Tower, also known as the Comino Tower, is one of Malta’s most historic landmarks, built in 1618 by the Knights of St. John. You’ll see this impressive coastal fortress from the boat, just as knights and corsairs once did centuries ago. Perched high above the cliffs, it offers breathtaking views across the island and the Gozo Channel. The tower is a popular photo stop during our private boat trip, and film fans will recognize it from movies like The Count of Monte Cristo.

Crystal Lagoon – Malta Crystal Lagoon is one of Malta’s most breathtaking hidden gems, surrounded by dramatic cliffs and fascinating sea caves that can only be explored by boat. During your private boat trip, we stop here so you can swim, snorkel, and enjoy the peaceful turquoise waters away from the crowds. Many guests even prefer Crystal Lagoon over the Blue Lagoon for its privacy, natural beauty, and calm setting — the perfect place to relax and experience Malta’s crystal-clear sea.

Cominotto Island – Malta Cominotto Island is a small, uninhabited island opposite Comino, surrounded by some of Malta’s bluest and clearest waters. Known for its secluded sandy beach and the famous cave that passes through it, Cominotto is a peaceful paradise perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and exploring by private boat. This hidden gem offers a quieter escape beside the Blue Lagoon, where you can relax on deck or swim through crystal waters beneath dramatic limestone cliffs.

Cominotto Reef – Comino Cominotto Reef is a shallow, crystal-clear reef located near Cominotto Island, famous for its vibrant green-blue waters and fascinating marine life. This scenic area is known for octopus sightings and calm, shallow depths perfect for snorkeling and underwater photography. Our private boats are designed to navigate these shallower areas safely, allowing you to experience this hidden part of Comino up close — a peaceful spot surrounded by Malta’s most striking shades of blue and green.

Malta – Departure Point Malta is the main island of the Maltese archipelago and the starting point for our private boat tours. Departing from the north of Malta, you’ll quickly reach the famous blue waters surrounding Comino Island and the Blue Lagoon. Our modern private boats are designed for comfort and flexibility, offering shade and space to relax as you begin your private boat tour across Malta’s crystal-clear sea. In just minutes, you’ll be surrounded by the incredible blue waters that make Malta one of the most beautiful boating destinations in Europe.

L-Għar ta’ Bla Saqaf – Crystal Lagoon Cave L-Għar ta’ Bla Saqaf, also known as the Crystal Lagoon Cave, is one of the most photographed and breathtaking spots in Malta. This stunning sea cave is famous for its glowing blue and green reflections, creating picture-perfect scenery ideal for photos. Accessible only by private boat, it’s one of Comino’s true hidden gems. During our stop here, you can swim directly off the boat into the crystal-clear waters and experience the cave’s magical atmosphere up close — a highlight of our private boat tour around Comino and the Blue Lagoon.

Alex Cave – Comino Alex Cave is one of Comino’s most fascinating sea caves, known for its air pocket inside and incredibly blue waters. Located beside one of Comino’s small islets, this cave is popular with divers and free divers who come to experience its unique underwater atmosphere. Visiting Alex Cave by private boat is the best way to admire its crystal-clear waters and explore the area safely. On calm days, you can stop nearby for a swim straight off the boat and enjoy this hidden part of Comino’s coastline in peace.

Comino Islets – Malta The Comino Islets are a collection of small, rocky islands surrounding Comino, each offering stunning views and crystal-blue waters. During our private boat tour, we’ll cruise around many of these untouched islets, giving you the chance to admire their rugged beauty up close. Depending on conditions, we may stop for a refreshing swim or a cliff dive straight from the boat. These scenic spots showcase Malta’s bluest waters and make your private boat trip around Comino truly unforgettable.

Imriek Reef – Comino Imriek Reef is one of Comino Island’s hidden treasures, a shallow reef surrounded by clear blue waters perfect for snorkeling and exploring marine life. This quiet spot is ideal for those who want to enjoy Comino’s underwater beauty away from the crowds. During your private boat tour, you can stop here for a relaxing swim or snorkel directly from the boat, discovering colorful fish and vibrant seabeds in one of Malta’s most peaceful snorkeling locations.

P31 Wreck – Comino The P31 is a former patrol boat that now rests beneath the clear blue waters off Comino, making it one of Malta’s most popular shallow shipwrecks. This fascinating site is perfect for snorkeling, with great visibility and plenty of marine life surrounding the wreck. During your private boat tour, you can ask the skipper to anchor above the sunken ship and enjoy a snorkel directly from the boat — an exciting underwater experience in Malta’s crystal-clear sea.

Cirkewwa – Malta Cirkewwa is located at the northern tip of Malta and serves as the starting point for many of our private boat tours to Comino and the Blue Lagoon. This sheltered harbor is surrounded by calm, crystal-blue waters and is well known for its clear visibility and marine life, including octopus and colorful fish. Cirkewwa is also a favorite diving and snorkeling area in Malta. From here, our private boats depart smoothly toward Comino Island, reaching its bluest waters in just a few minutes for an unforgettable adventure at sea.