Wir fahren vom Marsamxett Harbour ab, wo unsere Yachten liegen. Dies ist der Start- und Zielort. Der Marsamxett Harbour liegt genau in der Mitte des Geschehens und der Insel. Normalerweise fahren wir bei gutem Wetter in den Norden der Insel, wo wir an mehreren interessanten Orten vorbeifahren, darunter die St. Pauls-Inseln und mehrere Höhlen rund um Comino. Dies ist eine typische Reiseroute bei gutem Wetter

We shall pass by Sliema Sea front on our way up north and back again going back to port, if heading north of Valletta Harbour

There is the possibility to stop at St. Pauls Islands. This is the location where St. Paul was shipwrecked. This could be a quick refresh in the crystal waters before we continue up north, if heading North of Valletta Harbour

We shall go to Comino and stop in Blue Lagoon. This is a very popular Lagoon. Will do our best to show you and find a spot to spend some time here, if heading North of Valletta Harbour

Crystal Lagoon is another famous Lagoon where we shall spend some time. You can have a swim or soak up the sun, if heading north of Valletta Harbour.

Santa Maria Caves is another spot where we shall pass by. These caves are located at Comino Island. If heading north of Valletta Harbour

Discover St. Peter's Pool, one of Malta's most famous natural swimming spots. Surrounded by smooth limestone cliffs and crystal clear turquoise waters, it's the perfect place to swim, snorkel, or simply relax. This is heading south of Valletta Harbour.

Discover the spectacular Ħofriet Window, a striking natural sea arch along Malta's rugged southern coastline. Accessible only by boat, this hidden gem offers breathtaking scenery and unforgettable photo opportunities. This is if heading south of Valletta Harbour

Discover the stunning Munxar Window, a natural sea arch sculpted by the Mediterranean along Malta's southeastern coast. This hidden coastal gem offers spectacular views and fantastic photo opportunities from the sea. This is if heading south of Valletta Harbour

Cruise past St. Thomas Tower, an impressive 17th-century watchtower built by the Knights of St. John to defend Malta's southeastern coast. This iconic landmark offers a fascinating glimpse into the island's rich history. This is if heading south of Valletta Harbour

Cruise past Kalanka Lighthouse, a picturesque landmark overlooking Malta's southern coastline near Marsaxlokk. Enjoy panoramic sea views and admire the rugged cliffs surrounding this peaceful coastal location. This is if heading south of Valletta Harbour

Cruise past Fort Delimara, a 19th-century British coastal fortress overlooking Marsaxlokk Bay. Admire its impressive military architecture and learn about its role in defending Malta's southern coastline. This is if heading south of Valletta Harbour

Cruise past the historic Kalanka Salt Pans, where seawater has been naturally harvested for salt for generations. Carved into the rocky coastline, these traditional salt pans offer a unique glimpse into Malta's cultural heritage. This is if heading south of Valletta Harbour

Cruise past Fort San Lucian, a historic coastal fortress overlooking Marsaxlokk Bay. Built by the Knights of St. John and later expanded by the British, it stands as a testament to Malta's rich military heritage. This is if heading south of Valletta Harbour

Cruise through the magnificent Grand Harbour, one of the world's finest natural harbours. Admire the historic fortifications, impressive bastions, and stunning waterfronts that have shaped Malta's rich maritime history. This is if heading south of Valletta Harbour.