- Mġarr
Combo Tour: Gozo Jeep Safari & Comino Cruise
Sun, fun, booze and blue skies! What more could you want from a day trip?
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Islands Sightseeing: Malta, Comino & Gozo
Three Maltese islands calling your name! Swim, snorkel, sail, and more!
Start time:
08:00
Max group size:
65
Duration:
7h
Live guide:
English
Start time:
08:00
Duration:
7h
Max group size:
65
Live guide:
English
Provider: Barbarossa Excursions
Registered address: Triq Il Wileg, Il-Qala, MT
Contact details
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Roundtrip on a 23 meter sailing boat
Pick up from designated Hotels in Valetta, Sliema, St Julian's, Bugibba and Mellieha
Lunch & drinks (Gozo wine, water)
Time to swim
Time to snorkel (cannot be guaranteed)
Extra activities
Admission to Popeye Village
Time for anchors away, ship ahoy, and any other maritime jargon you can think of! This cruise has it all. You'll tour the three islands of Malta, Gozo, and Comino. You'll see a ton of sights, swim and snorkel in the Mediterranean (equipment included), get treated to lunch, and quaff Gozo wine!
Help the crew with the ropes and sails, or dive into the crystal clear waters for a snorkel in Comino's gorgeous Blue Lagoon. This trip is all about the ocean waves, baby, and the three gorgeous islands calling out for you to swim around.
Sail your way from Mgarr Harbour to Marfa Point, swimming and sipping Gozo wine on the way (though probably not at the same time!). Snap some shots of the aptly named Paradise Bay, and flex your muscles as you approach Popeye Village.
As you cruise around the North Comino Channel you'll pass St. Nicholas Bay, Santa Maria Bay and peek into more beautiful caves along the way. Stop for another swim around Elephant Rock and Armier Bay before heading back, tired and happy, to Marfa.
Sun, aquatic fun, booze and blue skies - what more could you want from a day trip?
- Show your smartphone ticket at your preferred pickup point. Please be on time, the bus will not wait!
Sights and stops：
- 1) Paradise Bay (time for swimming)
- 2) Popeye's Village
- 3) Crystal Lagoon (time for swimming, snorkeling, and lunch)
- 4) Tower of Comino
- 5) Mgarr Harbour
- 6) Blue Lagoon (time for swimming)
- 7) St. Nicholas Bay
- 8) St. Mary Bay
- 9) St. Mary's Caves
- 10) Elephant Rock
- 11) Armier Bay (last stop, if time permits)
Pick up Points:
- In Valletta: Phoenicia Hotel – 7:45
- In Sliema: Preluna Hotel – 8:15
- In St Julian's: Meridian Hotel – 8:30
- In Bugibba: Topaz hotel – 9:00
- In Mellieha: Pergola Hotel – 9:15
- Cancellation is possible until 72 hours before your visit date.
- Rescheduling is possible until 72 hours before your visit date.
Ratings & reviews
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3 reviews
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Riccardo,
Italy
27 Jul 2024
Good
Staff was very nice and the driver too. However the boat was a bit crowded and the stops where quite long.
Islands Sightseeing: Malta, Comino & Gozo
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Anonymous
18 Aug 2024
Good
Good experience. Foods aspects should be improved and please offer at least 1 coffee on board.
Islands Sightseeing: Malta, Comino & Gozo
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Herve,
France
16 Aug 2024
Average
Bof bof
Islands Sightseeing: Malta, Comino & Gozo
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