Day Trip to Comino’s famous Blue Lagoon and its crystal-clear turquoise waters.
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Blue Lagoon Magic! On tiny Comino, dazzling turquoise water meets untouched Mediterranean beauty.
Where is Comino?
Comino is a tiny island located between Malta and Gozo in the heart of the Mediterranean Sea. Even though it’s one of the smallest islands in the Maltese archipelago, it’s famous for its breathtaking natural beauty and crystal-clear waters.
What makes Comino so special is how untouched and peaceful it feels compared to the larger islands. With only a few buildings and hardly any or none permanent residents, the island is mostly known for the stunning Blue Lagoon, where bright turquoise water meets rocky cliffs and hidden coves. Welcome to Comino! ♥︎
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Comino & Blue Lagoon
How can I get here?
The only way to get here is by ferry or small excursion boat. Boats go to the Blue Lagoon from Gozo (Mgarr) and Ċirkewwa. From Valletta, it is best to take a bus which takes around an hour to the port of Ċirkewwa. From here, the ferry takes around 15-20 minutes.
Where can I buy ferry tickets?
You can buy tickets either on site or online. From Gozo (Mgarr) a ticket cost 10€ per person for a round trip on a small ferry.
When do the ferries run?
Usually the first ferry leaves at 8:00 in the morning and the last one, depending on the operator, usually between 16:00 and 18:00.
What to know before coming here?
A pineapple filled with cocktail costs 10€ (refill 5€)
A deck chair costs around 15-20€ per day
It can be very crowded here around midday
Bring a diving mask
Don’t forget your camera
There are several different small stalls and food trucks offering the following things here →