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Malta: Private Boat Charter to Blue-Lagoon, Gozo & Comino

5.0 (101 verified reviews)

About This Experience

The Blue Lagoon is spectacular and, in July, extremely busy. A private charter is the answer to that problem rather than a luxury for its own sake: your own speedboat, your own skipper, and four hours to be at the good places when the ferries are not.

The route sets out toward Lantern Point and works around Comino, Cominotto and Gozo's south coast. You swim at the Blue Lagoon from the boat or step onto the beach, stop at Cominotto's beach — reachable only by private boat — and take in the Crystal Lagoon, where the water is clear enough for cliff diving and the snorkelling is the best of the day. Lover's Cave and Gozo's hidden beaches follow.

Masks and snorkels, marina permits and an ice cooler are included, and you may bring your own food and drink aboard, which most guests do. Budget for the ninety-nine euro fuel fee on top of the charter price — it is stated in the listing but easy to miss, and it changes the comparison against a shared cruise.

Highlights

  • Discover the crystalline waters of the Blue lagoon without the hustle and bustle
  • Explore Gozo island South Coast and Hidden Beaches with a Private Boat Charter.
  • Enojoy Sailing on an exclusive Private Boat Charter to Blue Lagoon Gozo & Comino
  • Experience the Blue Lagoon away from the crowds with a Private Boat Trip.
  • Comfortable seating and Shade, sun protection onboard the Boat Charter.

What's Included

  • ✓ Private speedboat cruise
  • ✓ Personal skipper
  • ✓ Marina permits
  • ✓ Mask and snorkel
  • ✓ Ice cooler with ice flakes

Not Included

  • €99 fuel fee
  • Tips

What to Bring

  • Sunglasses
  • Towel
  • Food and drinks
  • Sunscreen

Good to Know & Caveats

  • You are allowed to bring your own drinks and food onboard

Not Suitable For

  • Wheelchair users

What Travelers Say

Rated 5.0/5 by 101 verified GetYourGuide travelers.

It was very good. Courtney showed us a few things and explained things, which we really liked. The private nature boat tour was perfect.

— Timm, 2026-08

We booked a private boat tour on Sunday and were warmly welcomed by Laura when we arrived. We had an amazing time on the boat tour. Laura was an incredibly friendly and dedicated guide. She took us to beautiful places that we had never seen before. What we especially loved was that we could decide together with her how we wanted to spend the tour and what we wanted to do. During the trip, she also told us many interesting things about Malta and Gozo. The children had so much fun and really enjoyed the day. The boat was clean, well-equipped, and very well maintained. We would definitely book this tour again the next time we visit Malta. A special compliment to Laura: You are doing an outstanding job! Thank you so much for giving us such an unforgettable day. Best regards, Jelena

— Jelena, 2026-07

Amazing! Our guide which I unfortunately forgot his name was very friendly and even engaged with my husband about sea navigation. We had a great day!

— Cris, 2026-07

Frequently Asked Questions

What is included in the private boat charter?

A private speedboat with a personal skipper for four hours, marina permits, masks and snorkels, and an ice cooler with ice flakes. You are welcome to bring your own food and drink aboard.

Are there extra costs?

Yes — a 99 euro fuel fee on top of the charter price, plus tips. The starting fare covers a group of up to six, so at full capacity the day works out around 85 dollars a head including the fuel. Factor the fee in before comparing against a shared cruise.

Where does the boat go?

Lantern Point, the Blue Lagoon, Cominotto Island and its beach, the Crystal Lagoon, Lover's Cave and Gozo's south coast and hidden beaches. Cominotto beach in particular can only be reached by private boat.

Can we avoid the Blue Lagoon crowds?

That is the main reason people book this. With your own boat and skipper you choose when to be where, so you can swim at the Blue Lagoon outside the hours the big ferries are unloading.

Is this a way to see Gozo itself?

Only its coastline. This is a swimming and snorkelling day around Comino with Gozo's south shore included — for the Citadel, Ggantija and the villages you want a land tour.