Famous for its blue waters, Blue Lagoon is considered to be the best beach in Malta. This famous cove has become the main attraction of the island of Comino. Situated between Comino and the islet of Cominotto, the Blue Lagoon is an authentic natural pool that creates a paradisiacal landscape, which is why it has been chosen as the location for many films.
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Things to do in Blue Lagoon Malta
Blue Lagoon is a beautiful beach with crystal clear water, perfect for swimming. In this cove you will find a small sandy area, although it is mainly a rocky beach. In addition, the beach has a sun lounger rental service making your stay more comfortable and enjoyable.
On the seabed of Blue Lagoon, you will discover a multitude of exotic species and plants native to the area. If you want to properly explore the environment, you can rent kayaks from the dock and discover the exceptional area around the Blue Lagoon Malta.
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Diving in Blue Lagoon Malta
One of the best activities to do in Blue Lagoon is snorkelling or scuba diving. Thanks to the transparency and warmth of its waters, as well as the abundance of underwater life, diving in Blue Lagoon is something you can’t miss during your trip to Malta.
In addition to the wealth of flora and fauna, Malta’s seabed is home to many shipwrecks that bear witness to the long and complex history of this corner of the country. The islands of Malta, Gozo and Comino are all have rich underwater life, so don’t miss the opportunity to dive in Comino’s famous Blue Lagoon, a diver’s paradise.
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What else is there to see around Blue Lagoon Malta
The island of Comino is characterised by being an uninhabited paradise, with only 3 inhabitants all year round on its 3,496 km². This is why we recommend making the most of your visit to the Blue Lagoon to see the entire island of Comino.
On Comino you will find wonderful landscapes that are not as famous as the Blue Lagoon, but are still well worth a visit. Discover St. Nicholas Bay and Santa Maria Bay. In addition, you can go on short hiking trails and visit the most interesting caves on the island by boat, such as the Santa Maria Cave, the ideal spot for diving enthusiasts, or the Crystal Lagoon, located a few minutes by boat from Blue Lagoon.
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Santa Maria Bay
Located in the north of Comino, this bay is considered the second most interesting place on the island after Blue Lagoon. Santa Maria Bay is a beautiful sandy beach with crystal clear waters, perfect for snorkelling. Located just a 20-minute walk from Blue Lagoon, this beach also offers sun lounger and umbrella rentals, as well as the only food kiosk on the island.
St Nicholas Bay
Also located near Blue Lagoon, St. Nicholas Bay is a good starting point for a walk along the cliffs bordering the island. If you enjoy walking, we recommend taking the path that crosses the entire island, as you will be able to discover all the hidden corners of Comino and enjoy the marvellous views of the island of Gozo.
Exploring the caves and cliffs of Comino
Comino’s coastline is flanked by impressive cliffs that have spectacular natural caves. Don’t miss the opportunity to take a boat trip and see some of Comino’s most magnificent caves.
The caves of Santa Maria are some of the most impressive areas in Malta and also in the world. There are 10 caves in total and each one has its own particularity. In them you will find crystal clear waters and a wide range of marine fauna and flora, from octopus to lobsters and moray eels.
How to get to Blue Lagoon Malta?
To get to the Blue Lagoon, you will have to travel by ferry to the island of Comino. Ferries to the Blue Lagoon depart from the town of Cirkewwa (located in the northwest of Malta) or from Mgarr (located on the island of Gozo). The journey takes about half an hour.
Where to eat near Blue Lagoon Malta?
You will not find restaurants at the Blue Lagoon as such, only a few food stalls located on the beaches. However, on the nearby island of Gozo you will find a wide variety of restaurants. Here are some of the best rated restaurants, which are closest to Blue Lagoon, located on the island of Gozo.
- D Bar Cafe Restaurant
- Ferdie’s Cocktail Bar & Restaurant
- Osteria Scottadito
Tips for your visit to Blue Lagoon Malta
- The Blue Lagoon is one of Malta’s main tourist attractions. If you want to avoid the crowds, it is advisable to visit early in the morning or after 4pm.
- Remember to bring everything you need for the day.
- There is no shade at all in Comino, so don’t forget your sunscreen.
- If you have any valuables that you don’t want to leave on the beach when you go for a swim, you can use the lockers located next to the boat dock.
- Vehicles are not allowed on Comino, as the area is protected and classified as a nature reserve.
Frequently asked questions for your visit to Blue Lagoon Malta
The ferry costs €10 return and the journey takes approximately 25 minutes.
Ferries run approximately every 45 minutes from 9am to 4.30pm.
In Comino there is only one hotel, Comino Hotel. This hotel offers a unique experience in this fantastic Mediterranean enclave, with the opportunity to discover some of the most special corners of the island.
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