Malta · BOAT TOURS IN SLIEMA
Sliema is where most of the big boats leave from, which makes it the cheapest and busiest departure on the island. The 12 below compare the Comino runs, the harbour cruises and the sailing days by price and by how long they spend moving.
Cruise from Sliema to Gozo and Comino for Crystal Lagoon swims, Blue Lagoon free time, sea caves, a waterslide, and coastal views.
“Very good I like how captain and the crew keep the boat and the bathroom clean ( they clean bathroom like 100 times) excellent job”
Cruise from Sliema to Gozo and Comino, with Victoria, Qala Belvedere, the Blue Lagoon, caves, and an optional Gozo minibus.
“A great day out. Staff were friendly and helpful. Just a word of warning, 90 minutes seems ages in Victoria but food service is very slow so be mindful if you want time to visit the citadel etc. Take some euros to tip the staff, too many people didn’t and they were excellent.”
Cruise Malta’s Grand and Marsamxett Harbors from Sliema, with forts, creeks, the Three Cities, and clear English audio commentary.
“It is a cruise tour for around 75 minutes. It was punctual and view at the sunset was nice. I think it is a little expensive but still nice to try!!”
Sliema powerboat trip to Comino, Gozo, Crystal Lagoon, Blue Lagoon, and coastal caves, with swimming stops, masks, and local guide Tony.
“Great day. Tony was fantastic as all the reviews will confirm. Swimming in Crystal Lagoon was a little chopping though. Take a noodle before jumping in...but do jump in ;)”
Cruise from Sliema to Gozo and Comino, explore Victoria and the Citadel, then swim at Malta’s famous Blue Lagoon.
“All the crew were super, the commentary excellent, lovely clean boat everything great and good value for a full day trip.”
Cruise from Malta to Gozo and Comino, with free time at Victoria and Blue Lagoon. Learn about timing, costs, crowds, swimming, and practical tips.
“Very big cruise with SO many people. Not a lot of swimming and blue lagoon was PACKED. Nice way to travel around somewhat cheaply!”
See Valletta, the Grand Harbour, and the Three Cities from Sliema on a comfortable 90-minute catamaran cruise with historic commentary.
“Nice catamaran, crew friendly, great tour to see parts of the Grand Harbour that you cannot see on foot”
Spend 7.5 hours on a Turkish gulet from Sliema to Gozo and Comino, with Blue Lagoon swims, buffet lunch, snacks, and unlimited drinks.
“Nice boat trip including food and drinks. Nothing fancy but tasty and that's more than enough.”
Review of Malta’s full-day Gozo and Blue Lagoon cruise, with Victoria sightseeing, swim time, costs, crowds, and practical tips.
“Great. We liked it very much. I'm very sorry that there wasn't 6 stars.”
Cruise from Sliema to Comino’s Blue Lagoon for swimming, sea caves, coastal views, and a summer stop at Crystal Lagoon.
“The trip was really great from 10-17:30 as promised. Captain and the crew were super nice, friendly and helpful. I had good time in blue lagoon, really 3 hours of swimming and also stop in crystal lagoon to jump from the ship and all. It is quite crowded so you should come 30min earlier to catch a seat.”
Sail from Sliema on a four-hour Maltese boat party with an open bar, DJ, snack, sunset views, and a swim stop.
Cruise Malta’s coast to Comino’s Blue Lagoon for swimming, sun, and island walks, with catamaran comfort and useful access-pass planning.
“Our recent ferry trip was unfortunately disappointing due to several organizational and service-related issues. The boarding process lacked structure and efficiency, leaving passengers waiting in the sun without clear guidance. Ticket scanning and embarkation were chaotic, causing unnecessary delays and confusion. When assistance was requested, some crew members were unhelpful, impolite, and in some cases provided inaccurate information about the boarding process. This gave the overall impression of poor coordination and inadequate customer service. In addition, not all ticket options are available through the app, which makes booking less transparent and more complicated than necessary. For...”
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