What to bring on your Comino boat tour

The essentials

• Swimwear and a towel. Come ready for the water and bring a towel for afterwards.
• Sunscreen and a hat. Time on deck means time in the sun, even with shaded areas on board.
• Drinking water. Bring enough for your day, particularly in warm weather.
• A waterproof bag. Keep your phone, wallet and other small belongings together.
• Your booking confirmation. Have your departure details and reference available.

Food, drinks and equipment

You may bring your own food and drinks. Keep packaging easy to manage and take care with loose items on deck. Ask the crew about any specific needs before you travel.

Stand-up paddle boards, swim noodles and life jackets are free to use. Snorkelling masks are available to rent for €5, or bring your own if you prefer. There is an onboard toilet for your comfort throughout the trip.

Cold drinks are available to buy on board: Coke, Kinnie, Sprite and Fanta (€2.50), water (€1.50), cold large beer (€3) and wine (€4).

The optional Blue Lagoon landing pass

If you want to disembark at the Blue Lagoon, reserve your free pass at blcomino.com. You can also stay on the boat and swim from it during the swimming stop. Read how the free landing pass works before choosing.

Travelling with children or needing assistance

Contact us before booking to discuss children’s ages, boarding and any mobility or swimming needs. The crew can explain the boat and help you decide if the tour is suitable.

Before leaving for the harbour

Check the date, departure time and meeting instructions in your confirmation. Leave time to reach Ċirkewwa and find the boat. If the weather has changed, check your messages and contact the operator if anything is unclear.