Getting to the island of Comino & Blue Lagoon is quite simple. Here's a comprehensive guide on how to make the journey and make the most of your visit.

Using the Comino ferries from Bugibba is easy and convenient. To start, you'll need to pre book your ticket online. Once you have your ticket, you'll need to board the ferry at the designated time and location. Most boats are modern and well-maintained, with seating for passengers and space for luggage. Some of them also have restrooms on board, as well as a snack bar and vending machines. The ferry ride itself is an enjoyable experience, with panoramic views of the surrounding areas and the Mediterranean Sea.

Effective Thursday, 1st May 2025, all passengers wishing to disembark at the Blue Lagoon must register for a visitor pass. This measure has been introduced to regulate the number of visitors to Comino’s Blue Lagoon and to help protect and preserve the delicate ecosystems of this popular Natura 2000 site. Please note that not all boat trips stop on land. Be sure to check the Highlights and What to Bring sections to see whether a visitor pass is required for your specific boat trip.

The price of a ferry from Bugibba can range from €25 to €90 per person.

Malta has a typical Mediterranean climate. The temperature can vary between 20ºC to 40ºC, and the sun shines brightly during these months. From June to September is the high season. Therefore, the best times to visit the island of Comino are April to May and October to November. Taking a ferry or boat trip during this period allows you to enjoy an even more joyful vacation as there are fewer tourists at this time of the year. You might enjoy visiting Comino between December and March, but it is too cold for swimming. Usually, the winds and the rain pick up in this period as well.

Embarking on a private boat trip to Comino offers a more personalized and flexible experience. You can organize a private boat trip, tailored to your preferences, providing an exclusive and memorable exploration of the island's beauty.

The small island of Comino is a popular destination for those looking for day trips. Especially famous is the Blue Lagoon, located between the island of Comino and Cominotto. This cove offers the most crystal clear waters in the region, reminiscent of a real swimming pool. In this comprehensive guide, we will take you on a journey through the places you can visit on the island of Comino, including the fascinating tower & caves that add a touch of mystery to this idyllic destination.

Although the beach is relatively small, Blue Lagoon should definitely be on your bucket list when sailing in Malta. Famous for its turquoise water and unique rock formations, this beach will make you feel like waking up in a dream. As it is one of the most visited spots in Malta, don’t expect to have this place all to yourself. Going here off-season might be for you if you want to avoid large crowds.

Cominotto is located on the opposite side of Blue Lagoon. The island is only about 250 square meters and it's mostly rocky. It has a very small sandy beach and a swim through cave making it an ideal place for swimming, and snorkeling. The island is accessible by boat, but you can opt for swimming there from Blue Lagoon. If you are planning to visit the tiny island, I suggest you to visit it in the afternoon, as the sunset views from there are magical.

Located West of the island, the lagoon is an area known for its crystal clear blue waters and caves. The area is located roughly 10 minutes by foot from Blue Lagoon and it can also be reached by boat, kayak, or swimming. It is a great place for snorkeling, swimming, cliff diving and exploring sea caves.

There are 4 caves located in Crystal Lagoon, the first one can be seen on the photo. This natural attraction is a large sea cave with a collapsed roof, forming a hole with a beautiful arch to the Mediterranean Sea. The second cave is located along the coastline 210 meters right when facing the first cave. If you are planning to visit this cave, we suggest you to bring a waterproof flash light as the cave is very deep and dark. If you are adventurous enough to make it to the end, you will find a small hidden sandy beach. The third cave is located along the coastline 120 meters left when facing the first cave. Despite its small size and narrow entrance, this swim-through cave is worth exploring. The fourth cave is located opposite the third cave around 100 meters away. Despite its tiny size and entrance, this cave is still worth exploring.

Santa Maria Bay (also known as St. Mary's Bay) is a small beach located on the island of Comino, one of the Maltese islands in the Mediterranean Sea. This sandy beach is known for its crystal-clear turquoise waters and pristine surroundings, making it an idyllic spot for relaxation and enjoyment. The beach offers a tranquil escape, providing visitors with a peaceful atmosphere to soak up the sun or take a refreshing swim in the inviting sea. With its scenic beauty and serene ambiance, Santa Maria Beach is a popular choice for those seeking a peaceful retreat amidst the natural splendor of Comino Island.

The Santa Marija Caves are a series of caves located on the island of Comino, one of the Maltese islands in the Mediterranean Sea. The Caves are known for their stunning beauty and crystal-clear waters. The caves are accessed by small boats, which take visitors into the caves through a series of narrow openings. Inside the caves, visitors can see a variety of marine life. The waters of the Santa Marija Caves are also popular for snorkeling and diving, as the caves are home to a rich underwater ecosystem.

The Elephant Head Rock is named for its distinctive shape, which resembles the head of an elephant. It’s a popular spot for tourists who visit to admire the formation and take photos.

Located on the north side of the island, this small bay was mostly frequented by guests of the nearby abandoned hotel. It’s usually quiet and not very crowded, making it a peaceful spot to relax. If you enjoy snorkeling, there’s a creek on the left side of the bay—just past the hotel—that’s perfect for swimming and exploring sea caves.

The chapel was build in dedication to the return of the Holy Family from Egypt. It has one altar and a total of three statues, the Virgin Mary, the Sacred Heart and Saint Joseph.

Santa Maria Tower, also known as Comino Tower or Torri ta' Kemmuna is a coastal watchtower located on the southwestern coast of Comino. It was built by the Order of Saint John in the late 17th century as part of Malta's coastal defense system. The tower served as a lookout point to monitor the waters for potential threats, particularly from the Ottoman Empire. The Tower is usually open from April to end of October.

Located on the south east of the island, it was built in 1715 to protect the South channel, and is one of three surviving coastal batteries were you can still find a few original cannons.