Blue Lagoon Co-op Ferry: Your Gateway to Comino's Paradise

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Your direct ferry link to Comino's Blue Lagoon: swim, snorkel, and explore the crystal-clear waters of Malta's Mediterranean paradise.

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The Blue Lagoon Co-op Ferry provides essential transport to the stunning Blue Lagoon on Comino Island, Malta. Offering regular ferry services from Marfa and Ċirkewwa, it's the most direct way to access the island's famed turquoise waters and enjoy a day of swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing. A convenient and affordable option for independent travelers seeking to explore this Mediterranean gem.

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Marfa Bay, Blue Lagoon Co-op, Mellieħa, MLH 9069, MT
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Local tips

Book your ferry tickets in advance, especially during peak season, to secure your spot and avoid potential queues.
Arrive early in the day to secure a good spot on the beach, as the Blue Lagoon can get crowded, particularly in summer.
Bring your own food and drinks, as the food stalls on Comino can be expensive.
Wear appropriate footwear, as the area around the Blue Lagoon is rocky and uneven.
Take a detour via some caves which is a nice bonus if you don't plan to take a specific caves Boat Tour.

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Getting There

Public Transport

To reach the Blue Lagoon Co-op Ferry, start at Valletta and take bus 41 or 42 towards Ċirkewwa. The bus journey takes approximately 90 minutes. A single bus fare costs €2.50. Alight at the Ċirkewwa terminal and follow signs for the Comino Ferry. The Blue Lagoon Co-op Ferry departs regularly from Ċirkewwa to the Blue Lagoon. A round-trip ferry ticket costs approximately €13-€15.
Walking

From the Marfa bus stop, the Blue Lagoon Co-op Ferry is located within Marfa Bay. Follow the coastal road for approximately 5 minutes until you reach the ferry departure point. Purchase your ticket at the kiosk and board the ferry to Comino. A round-trip ferry ticket costs approximately €13-€15.

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The Blue Lagoon Co-op Ferry is your ticket to experiencing one of the Mediterranean's most iconic destinations: the Blue Lagoon on Comino Island. This ferry service provides a vital link from Malta's mainland to the crystal-clear waters and breathtaking scenery of Comino, making it an accessible paradise for all. Located on the island of Comino, the Blue Lagoon is a natural pool nestled between Comino and the islet of Cominotto. The lagoon is famous for its shallow, turquoise waters and white sandy bottom, making it an ideal spot for swimming and snorkeling. The area is partially rocky with caves, and one even has a hidden sandy beach. Comino itself has a rich history. Once home to farmers during Roman times, the island's rugged coastline and caves also provided refuge for pirates in the Middle Ages. The Knights of St. John later fortified the island, constructing the Santa Maria Tower in 1618, which still stands today. Today Comino is a nature reserve and bird sanctuary. The Blue Lagoon is a popular destination and can get crowded, especially during the peak summer months. To manage visitor numbers and protect the delicate ecosystem, a free online booking system has been introduced, requiring visitors to pre-book their visit. Despite its popularity, the Blue Lagoon remains a must-see for anyone visiting Malta, offering a unique blend of natural beauty and historical significance.