Top view of the boat during the boat trip to Gozo & Comino including the Blue Lagoon hosted by Hornblower Cruises Bugibba.

Boat Trip to Gozo & Comino incl. the Blue Lagoon

81 Reviews

Karina · Family

Latvia

It was a very nice way to explore both islands, would recommend

Boat Trip to Blue Lagoon, Gozo with Bus Tour

10 Reviews

Géraldine · Couple

France

A huge thank you to our captain and his deckhand for an unforgettable sea excursion. Professional, attentive, and perfectly safe, they showed us breathtaking panoramas in a warm and relaxed atmosphere. Their expertise, kindness, and passion for sailing and nature transformed this outing into a true escape. To anyone looking for an authentic and safe excursion: book without hesitation. We're already thrilled and can't wait to go again with them!

Boat Trip to Comino Caves incl. Blue Lagoon & Santa Maria Bay

88 Reviews

Florent · Couple

France

The cruise was fantastic! The boat is small enough to accommodate about 50 to 60 people, spread across two decks. It has restrooms, as well as a catering service prepared on board, as well as drinks (payable on board). After departure, we sailed along the coast to the island of Gozo, making short photo stops at various caves along the way. These stops were made as close as possible to the cliffs, thanks to the captain's talent. Once we arrived in Gozo, you had several options. You could (depending on your reservation) disembark on the island for 3 hours and get a seat on a tour bus (additional charge), or you could walk around, relax, or swim directly near the port. Alternatively, you could (depending on your reservation) stay on the boat and cruise to Santa Maria Bay for 2.5 hours. During this time, you can walk to the sandy beach (a 2-minute walk) or stay on board the boat to eat, sunbathe, or swim near the boat thanks to a staircase leading down the hull. The food service is not at all excessive, with sufficient quantities and good quality. After this first stop, you will resume sailing, continuing along the coast and admiring new caves until you reach the Blue Lagoon, where we will stop for 1.5 hours. Although this place can be very busy, especially in the early afternoon, a dedicated area is reserved for boat passengers, allowing for a more relaxed swim. Thanks to the crystal-clear waters of this lagoon and the onboard rental of masks and snorkels (charged at 10 euros but with a 5 euro deposit that will be returned upon return of the equipment), as well as fries for children or those not comfortable in the water, you will be able to admire many passions (fed bread by the captain). A few drawbacks: The music is slightly too loud, although largely bearable. The restroom door didn't lock. The boat is non-smoking, but this rule is not respected. Parking to access the boarding area is very difficult, but parking is available about 5 minutes away for 5 euros per day. I also recommend arriving 1 hour in advance rather than 30 minutes because you can board as soon as the boat is docked (around 8:00 a.m. for the 9:30 a.m. departure) and therefore choose your seats.