Name: Gozo and Comino; Crystal and Blue Lagoon Boat Trip
Brand: Sea Adventure Boat
SKU: 00079
Price: 35.0 EUR
Availability: InStock

Gozo and Comino; Crystal and Blue Lagoon Boat Trip

Product Details

Departs Bugibba @ 9:00 or 11:00 - 1hr swim stop in Crystal Lagoon - 1hrs swim stop in Blue Lagoon - 3hr free time Mgarr, Gozo - Visiting caves - Arrives Bugibba @ 17:00 or 19:00

Boarding: Opens 1hr before departure. Closes 15 mins before departure

This day trip to Gozo and Comino starts from the tourist town of Bugibba, where the modern and stable catamaran Sea Adventure departs on an unforgettable two island cruise. You will discover Malta’s two smaller islands, Gozo & Comino, on this full day Malta cruise. Experience the rugged coastline on the way to the Crystal & Blue Lagoons and enjoy the rural charm of Gozo, visiting the capital city Victoria or Xlendi Bay.

Our first stop on this day trip to Gozo and Comino is the Blue Lagoon on the island of Comino. During high season we depart earlier to arrive at the famous Blue Lagoon before it starts to get busy. We moor for an hour right next to the Blue Lagoon; you will have the best view from our docking position. Use the boat as a base, utilising all the fantastic facilities.

Once at Gozo Island, you will have three hours. You can make your own plans or purchase our land transport for a small added charge. The land transport will take you to one of two fabulous locations where you will have over two hours to explore

Lastly, during high season we stop for one hour at the stunning but less well known Crystal Lagoon. It is surrounded by cliffs and therefore only accessible by boats. With unbelievably clear water, it is perfect for swimming, snorkelling, and diving. Take a plunge into its crystal clear waters from one of our three waterslides, or jump from the top deck if you dare! A true snorkelers paradise, where you can even swim inside the caves.

With the day drawing to a close, we cruise back to Bugibba, but not before entering the Santa Maria pirate caves and viewing the “Elephants Head”, an incredible rock formation.