At the Sliema Ferries departure, opposite the Burger King (Sliema, Malta)
Based on recent feedback, this full-day gulet boat trip is a fantastic experience, with over 80% of reviewers giving it five stars. Guests consistently praise the "super nice and caring" crew, the well-organized tour, and the delicious food served onboard. Families and couples particularly enjoy the comfortable boat and the beautiful swimming stops. While weather conditions like wind can occasionally alter the itinerary, the overall sentiment is overwhelmingly positive. For those seeking a less crowded tour, this boat trip comes highly recommended.
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It was good idea to book this full day trip with food. The team (crew) was very nice and did his best!
cool places, nice crew, tasty food
It was a wonderful day. Swimming in a bay or in the Blue Lagoon. Riding a speedboat. Since I couldn't go due to a cramp in my leg and the pain, I got my money back. The crew was super nice and caring. The food was so delicious. I can only recommend it and would gladly pay a little more.
Yes, a pickup service is available for an additional fee. This needs to be arranged after booking and is paid on the day of the trip. The cost is €10 per adult or child and €5 per infant (0-6 years).
No, pets are not allowed on board.
Yes, you can bring your own food and drinks. However, please note that glass containers are not permitted.
The trip includes a Maltese ftira as a morning snack, a cold vegetarian buffet with wine and beer, an open bar with water and soft drinks all day, and fresh fruit in the afternoon. An English-speaking guide and recorded commentary are also included.
Yes, the trip includes two main stops for swimming and snorkeling. The first is a 2-hour stop at Fomm il-Rih, and the second is a 2-hour stop at the Blue Lagoon on Comino Island.
A typical Maltese ftira is served as a morning snack. For lunch, there is a buffet of cold, purely vegetarian dishes. Fresh fruit is also provided in the afternoon.
Snorkeling equipment is available as an additional service. You can request it after booking and pay for it on the day of the trip.
The boat is accessible to strollers. It is also accessible to wheelchairs, but this is not recommended as the restrooms are on the lower floor and are not wheelchair-accessible.
It is recommended to bring a swimsuit, sunscreen, a hat, and a beach towel.
Yes, starting from May 19th, 2025, all visitors who wish to go ashore at the Blue Lagoon on Comino Island must get a free entry pass in advance from the official website (www.blcomino.com). Without a pass, you will not be allowed to disembark.










