Comino Blue Lagoon Ferry — Round Trip by Comino Ferries
Round-trip ferry from Marfa or Ċirkewwa to the Blue Lagoon on Comino with Comino Ferries, running the crossing since 1990. About 20 minutes each way; the ticket includes Blue Lagoon landing access and a free trip to the caves and stays valid for three months. €15 per adult, €7 for children under 10.
Malta, Malta · €15 per adult, round trip; children under 10 €7
What is this tour like?
Comino Ferries has run daily round trips from Marfa and Ċirkewwa in Malta to the Blue Lagoon on Comino since 1990. Departures from Marfa run 08:30–16:00 and from Ċirkewwa 08:40–17:00; the crossing takes about 20 minutes each way. Ferries back leave the Blue Lagoon between 09:30 and 17:00, so you decide how long to stay.
The ticket covers the round trip, Blue Lagoon landing access and a free trip to the caves. There is no separate QR code to book and no time slot. Tickets are valid for three months from purchase on any scheduled departure from Marfa or Ċirkewwa, so you can pick a calm day. For the same price you can also continue from the Blue Lagoon to Gozo and make your own way back to Malta from there.
Captains and crew hold commercial training and licences issued by Transport Malta, and every vessel is insured and carries safety gear. Water-sports equipment can be rented at the Blue Lagoon. In summer, extra trips may run at the operator’s discretion.
What are the highlights?
- Round-trip ferry to the Blue Lagoon, about 20 minutes each way
- Blue Lagoon landing access included — no separate QR code or time slot needed
- Free trip to the Comino caves included with every ticket
- Return on any scheduled ferry: departures from the Blue Lagoon 09:30–17:00
- For the same price, continue from the Blue Lagoon to Gozo
How does the day go, hour by hour?
- Board at Marfa or Ċirkewwa
Head to the ferry point on Malta’s north-west coast. First departures: 08:30 from Marfa, 08:40 from Ċirkewwa.
- Crossing to Comino
About 20 minutes across to Comino. The free trip to the caves is included in the ticket.
- Blue Lagoon
Step off at the Blue Lagoon. Swim, snorkel, rent water-sports gear or explore the island at your own pace.
- Return to Malta
Board any scheduled ferry back when you are ready — departures from the Blue Lagoon run 09:30–17:00.
What's included in the price?
- Round-trip ferry (Marfa or Ċirkewwa to Blue Lagoon)
- Blue Lagoon landing access
- Free trip to the Comino caves
What's not included?
- Water-sports equipment rental at the Blue Lagoon
- Bulky-item surcharge (€5 per item — bicycles, inflated mattresses, camping gear; wheelchairs exempt)
What should you know before you go?
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Where do we meet?
Marfa or Ċirkewwa ferry points on Malta’s north-west coast — your choice; the ticket is valid from both.
Exact meeting point shared after booking.
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