Staying in Valletta and want to book a Blue Lagoon boat trip?
Unfortunately, no boat tour operators have a departure point from there yet; however, there are other terminals you can use, and I’ll show you how to find the ideal boat trip that works best for you and your travel companions.
To hop onto a Blue Lagoon boat tour from Valletta, you’ll need to cross Marsamxett harbour (smaller than it sounds)

Sliema Ferries terminal is a popular departure point for many boat tour operators. It’s also the closest terminal to Valletta, so if you don’t fancy longer journeys, I recommend finding tours that depart from here.
€30
Families, Couples, & Groups
7 hours
Sliema Ferries
Sail away from Sliema to the Blue Lagoon on this popular Blue Lagoon boat return trip. Among the highlights of this tour are sightseeing of cliff faces, spectacular grottos, and unique caves on your way to the tiny island.
€89
Couples & Groups
7 hours
Sliema Ferries
This Comino catamaran tour from Sliema promises a jam-packed adventure from start to finish. Amongst the highlights, you’ll have plenty of time for swimming and snorkelling, alongside passing by other natural wonders that Comino Island is known for.
€75
Groups and couples
7 hours
Sliema Ferries
Join this Fernandes boat (Malta) cruise for a whole day adventure at Comino’s Blue Lagoon and Gozo. You’ll sail past several secluded bays, discover hidden coves and inlets, and dive into the beautiful azure waters.
Guests on board the cruise ship can spend time unwinding and sunbathing on the deck and are also treated to a morning snack, a hot and cold buffet lunch, fresh fruit, and unlimited beer, wine, water & soft drinks.
Alongside Sliema, boat trip operators also depart from Buġibba Jetty. This is a slightly longer journey since Buġibba is located in the northern region of the island; however, it’s still an option to consider.
€30-€60
Couples & Groups
2-7 hours (Multiple options)
Buġibba Jetty
This popular Blue Lagoon boat tour takes you to key sites around Comino, including the Crystal and Blue Lagoons, as well as some of the stunning caves scattered all over the tiny island.
You can make use of the on-board padded sun loungers and underwater windows, dive into the sea from the water slides, and, of course, have the best time jumping into the crystal-clear waters.
Located in the northern region of the island, the Ċirkewwa and Marfa ferry terminals are the furthest away from Valletta. Many boat trip operators depart from these spots, but you have to consider the travel time needed to arrive at these terminals.
€25
Families, Couples, & Groups
3.5 hours (excluding transportation)
Marfa Quay
Get ready to make some memories when booking this highly-rated Blue Lagoon boat cruise. Swim in the paradise-like waters of the Blue Lagoon, discover hidden gems and secret caves, and spend a few hours exploring Gozo’s south-eastern coast. Hotel pick-up and drop-off, unlimited cold water, and a complimentary glass of wine (for adults) are included in the price.
Check out the Blue Lagoon Sunset Cruise if you prefer an afternoon trip instead.
€289
Couples & Small Groups
3 hours (Morning or Afternoon)
Ċirkewwa (Malta) / Mġarr Harbour (Gozo)
Interested in a more tranquil trip to Comino Island? This half-day private boat tour ticks all the boxes for a memorable day out if you’re interested in a more tranquil and luxurious trip to Comino Island, including having your own skipper, visiting hidden gems only accessible by smaller boats, and being provided with snorkelling equipment.
Currently, no boat trips depart from Valletta. However, you can use public transport or taxi services to get to the following terminals that many companies use as their departure point: Sliema Ferries, Buġibba Jetty, or Ċirkewwa/Marfa ferry terminals.
Sliema Ferries is the nearest ferry terminal to the Blue Lagoon from Valletta. You can get there via a short boat ride when using the Valletta Ferry Services or by hopping on a bus.
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