Comino Here We Come Malta
Private Boat Charters to Comino · Triq Martino Garces, Għajnsielem, Malta
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Comino Here We Come Malta runs private boat charters to the Blue Lagoon, the Crystal Lagoon and the hidden caves around Comino, with an experienced local skipper. It is based in Għajnsielem on Gozo and collects guests from Ċirkewwa on Malta and Mġarr on Gozo. Enquiries go through the VisitMalta.co.uk form on this page and we pass them to the business.
Comino Here We Come Malta offers private boat charters to the island of Comino, the small car-free island between Malta and Gozo that is home to the Blue Lagoon. The pitch is simple: a boat for your group alone, a local skipper who knows the water, and fuel included in the price, so there are no surprise extras when you step ashore.
The business is based in Għajnsielem on Gozo, close to the Mġarr ferry harbour. It is listed in our directory of boat charters in Malta, and it is aimed at visitors who would rather skip the crowded scheduled boats and set their own pace.
Because the boat is yours alone, it works for couples, families and friends travelling together. Fixed prices and capacity are not published, so the sensible first step is to tell the team how many of you are travelling, which day you have in mind and where you would like to be collected, and ask them to confirm the details for your date.
What the charter covers
Trips head for the Blue Lagoon, the neighbouring Crystal Lagoon and the hidden caves around the coast of Comino. A private boat means your group chooses how long to swim, when to stop and how to spend the day, within what the weather and the skipper allow. Our Blue Lagoon guide explains what to expect at the lagoon itself, including why the water looks so vivid.
The skipper has more than ten years of boating experience around Comino and Gozo, and the business is fully licensed and insured. Fuel and skipper are included in the charter, and the boat is for your party only.
Comino is small and largely unspoilt, with clear water, rocky coves and sea caves along its coast. Visiting by private boat means you can reach swimming spots that are harder to enjoy when a scheduled trip is packed, and you can pick a quieter moment of the day to reach the lagoon if the skipper advises it.
Where you are collected
There are two pick-up points. On Malta, guests are collected from Ċirkewwa, the northern ferry port. On Gozo, they are collected from Mġarr, the harbour where the Malta ferry arrives. That makes the charter easy to combine with a day in either island, and our guide to Gozo is useful if you are staying there.
The business suggests arriving at the meeting point well in advance of departure. If you are running late, contact the team straight away with your expected arrival time. The skippers try to allow for slight delays, but a late start shortens your time on the water for everyone aboard.
Special occasions and what to bring
A private boat suits celebrations. Birthday parties, anniversaries, reunions and bachelor parties are all mentioned as popular reasons to charter, and a day on the water makes a good alternative to a restaurant booking.
Dress for the weather on the day. The most important tip from the business is to bring your own drinks and snacks, because it can get very hot on the water. A cooling box with ice is provided to keep them chilled, so you do not need to bring your own cool bag. Swimwear, sun protection and a towel are sensible additions for a swimming stop, and our Malta weather guide helps you plan around the season.
Weather, safety and how to enquire
Safety comes first. The captain watches conditions closely, and if the weather is unsafe for boats the business contacts you itself. You can then rearrange the trip at a convenient time or take a full refund. Because the website also covers refunds and terms, ask the team to confirm the cancellation arrangements for your booking when they reply.
The business's own site is available in English, Italian and German. To ask about dates, group size and pick-up points, use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page and we will pass your message to Comino Here We Come Malta. If you are planning more of your holiday, see our guide to things to do in Malta.
Questions about Comino Here We Come Malta
What does Comino Here We Come Malta offer?
It offers private boat charters around Comino, including the Blue Lagoon, the Crystal Lagoon and hidden caves, with a local skipper and fuel included in the charter.
Where do the charters start?
Guests are collected from Ċirkewwa on Malta or from Mġarr on Gozo. The business itself has its address in Għajnsielem on Gozo, close to the Mġarr harbour.
Is the boat private?
Yes. Each charter is a private boat for your own group with no other passengers, which is a good way to avoid the crowds at the lagoon.
Is the skipper experienced and is the business insured?
The skipper has more than ten years of boating experience around Comino and Gozo, and the business is fully licensed and insured, so you are in the hands of someone who knows these waters well.
What happens if the weather is bad?
The captain monitors conditions, and if the weather is unsafe the business will contact you to rearrange the trip or give a full refund, so you do not need to decide on the day.
What should I bring on the boat?
Bring clothing suited to the weather and, most importantly, your own drinks and snacks. A cooling box with ice is provided, and it can get very hot, so plenty of water is advised.
Practical information
Comino Here We Come Malta has its address on Triq Martino Garces in Għajnsielem, Gozo. Guests are collected from Ċirkewwa on Malta or from Mġarr on Gozo, and the meeting point is confirmed when you book. The business does not publish opening hours or prices, and its website is available in English, Italian and German. To ask about a charter, use the enquiry form on this page and VisitMalta.co.uk will pass your message to the business.
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The details on this page were correct on 25 October 2026, as published on the Comino Here We Come Malta website. Services, prices and hours can change, so please confirm when you enquire.