Private Boat Charter to Comino — Comino Ferries (2–8 Hours)
Private boat with a skipper around Comino and Gozo — you choose the route and timing. 2, 4, 6 or 8 hours or a sunset charter; fuel, water, snorkelling gear and port fees included. Afterwards, stay at the Blue Lagoon and take the regular ferry back free until 19:00. From €200 per boat for up to 6 people.
Malta, Malta · 2h · €200 per boat, 2 hours, up to 6 people; +€10 per extra person
What is this tour like?
Comino Ferries, running boats to Comino since 1990, offers private charters with a skipper: you choose where to go and when. There are five options — 2, 4, 6 or 8 hours, or a sunset charter. The price covers the boat, skipper, fuel, free water, snorkelling gear, life jackets and all taxes and port fees.
The operator’s suggested highlights are the Blue Lagoon on Comino for swimming and snorkelling, and a spot off Gozo with views of the island and a swim. When the charter ends you can stay at the Blue Lagoon and return to Malta on the regular Comino ferry at any time until 19:00, free of charge. Food and drinks are not included; in summer there are kiosks at the Blue Lagoon.
The base price covers up to six people; each extra person costs €10 on the 2-hour and sunset charters and €20 on the 4-, 6- and 8-hour ones. Departure points are flexible and agreed at booking. Bookings are confirmed within 48 hours, and a deposit by bank transfer before the trip secures the reservation.
What are the highlights?
- Private boat with a skipper — your group only, route of your choice
- Five duration options: 2, 4, 6, 8 hours or a sunset charter
- Fuel, snorkelling gear, water, life jackets and all port fees included
- After the charter, stay at the Blue Lagoon and return on the regular ferry for free
- Swim and snorkel at the Blue Lagoon, with a swim stop off Gozo
How does the day go, hour by hour?
What's included in the price?
- Private exclusive boat
- Skipper
- Fuel
- Drinking water
- Snorkelling gear
- Life jackets
- All taxes and port fees
- Free return on the regular Comino ferry (until 19:00)
What's not included?
- Transport to the departure point and hotel transfers
- Food and drinks other than water (kiosks at the Blue Lagoon in summer)
What should you know before you go?
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Where do we meet?
Departure point agreed at booking; Comino Ferries is based at Triq Il-Marfa, Ċirkewwa, northern Malta.
Exact meeting point shared after booking.
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