Round Gozo Boat Tour &

Just around the corner from the Blue Lagoon, the lesser-known Crystal Lagoon is a splendid bay that visitors can only reach by boat. With its towering cliffs dotted with hidden coves, its turquoise waters will leave you in awe.

Once a small fishing village, Xlendi Bay is now a popular seaside town surrounded by azure waters, cliffs, and hidden sea caves. There’s a small sandy beach where families can swim in shallow waters, while the rocky entry points to the sea are surrounded by reef formations and underwater tunnels, ideal for snorkelling and diving enthusiasts.

Surrounded by dramatic cliffs and unique geological wonders like the Inland Sea, the Fungus Rock and the Blue Hole diving site, Dwejra’s beauty continues to spellbind all who pay a visit. This unique spot was a major filming location during the first season of the popular TV series Game of Thrones!

During this stop, you’ll get the chance to experience the beauty of its enchanting deep waters during a swimming stop.

Marsalforn is a popular tourist destination, located on Gozo’s north coast. The bay comes to life during the summer months, when locals and tourists head down to the beach and enjoy walks along the promenade.

Ramla Beach is Gozo’s most popular sandy beach, known for its reddish-hued sand. It’s an ideal spot for swimming, soaking up the sun, and appreciating the lush views of the landscape from the comfort of our boat.

San Blas Bay is a hidden gem offering perfect swimming conditions away from the crowds. It’s generally a little challenging to get here since the bay is located in an off-the-beaten-track location. But with this boat trip, all you have to do is take in the picturesque views while taking a refreshing dip!

Daħħlet Qorrot is one of Gozo’s hidden coastal treasures. Surrounded by stunning cliffs and caves, its pristine waters are great for snorkelling!

One of Gozo’s best-kept secrets, only reachable by boat, is an uninhabited limestone islet standing in the middle of the southeastern coast called Ħalfa Rock. Surrounded by reefs, underwater caves, and legends about corsairs, this hidden gem is worth a visit!

This natural arch has a unique shape that inspired its name. A 30-metre-long tunnel, called Santa Marija Tunnel, runs through the headland and is a diving spot.

Besides the Blue Lagoon, Comino’s caves are another highlight that makes the tiny island worth visiting. The Santa Marija Caves are amongst the most striking ones, since they are a series of at least 10 caves, each with its own unique features.

Meanwhile, Santa Marija Bay is a cherished, secluded spot popular amongst locals who prefer a swim away from the crowds flocking to the Blue Lagoon.

This paradise-like bay is a popular spot known for its crystal-clear waters. The Blue Lagoon gets very busy during peak season, especially in July and August. Therefore, the best way to enjoy at your own pace is on an exclusive modern boat ride — with us! Beat the crowds and take a dip in its mesmerising waters.