Comino Ferries

Comino Ferries is a cooperative of boatmen that crosses every day, since 1990, from the north of Malta to Comino's Blue Lagoon. It leaves from two points, Marfa and Ċirkewwa, the latter the same port as the Gozo ferry. Its skippers hold a commercial licence from Transport Malta.

The boat to the Blue Lagoon

The crossing takes about 20 minutes. On the timetable they publish, it leaves every half hour: from Marfa from 8:30 to 16:00 and from Ċirkewwa from 8:40 to 17:00. Returns from the Blue Lagoon leave from 9:30 to 17:00, and some boats also stop at Santa Marija bay and pass the caves if the sea allows.

The return ticket costs €15 for an adult. It includes access to the Blue Lagoon: with their ticket you do not need to get the free pass from blcomino.com separately or choose a time slot. The ticket is valid for three months from purchase, so you can wait for a calm-sea day.

From Comino to Gozo

For the same price, the boat can drop you afterwards in Gozo, with departures from the lagoon from 11:00 to 16:00. From Gozo you return to Malta on the Gozo Channel ferry, paid for in Gozo, or on the fast ferry to Valletta, which operates from May to September.

Private charter

They also hire boats with a skipper for up to six people, with water and snorkelling equipment included: 2 hours for €200, 4 hours for €290, 6 hours for €450, 8 hours for €519 and the sunset trip for €289, with a supplement per extra person.