Bugibba Jetty
Bugibba Jetty: Gateway to Comino and the Blue Lagoon
Seahorse Cruises: Discover Malta's Coastal Charms
Explore Malta's stunning coast with Seahorse Cruises. Boat trips to Comino, Gozo, and the Blue Lagoon depart from St Paul's Bay.
Seahorse Cruises, based in St Paul's Bay, Malta, offers boat tours to Comino and Gozo. With a history spanning over 25 years, they provide memorable sea trips aboard a Turkish Gullet and a traditional Maltese Luzzu fishing boat, exploring the islands' scenic beauty.
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A brief summary to Seahorse Cruises
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Plan your visit
Monday
9 am-6 pm
Tuesday
9 am-6 pm
Wednesday
9 am-6 pm
Thursday
9 am-6 pm
Friday
9 am-6 pm
Saturday
9 am-6 pm
Sunday
9 am-6 pm
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Getting There
Walking
From the St Paul's Bay bus station, walk along Dawret Il-Gzejjer towards the sea. Seahorse Cruises is located near the Bugibba Jetty, approximately a 10-15 minute walk. Look for signs indicating boat tour departures. No costs involved.
Public Transport
Take any bus route that stops at the 'Bugibba' bus terminus. From the terminus, walk towards the Bugibba Jetty (approx. 5 minutes). Seahorse Cruises is located nearby. A single bus ticket costs €2.50.
Taxi/Ride-share
Hail a taxi or use a ride-sharing app from anywhere in St Paul's Bay or nearby towns like Qawra or Bugibba. Request a drop-off at the Bugibba Jetty on Dawret Il-Gzejjer. A short taxi ride within St Paul's Bay typically costs between €10-€15.
Local tips
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Book your boat tour in advance, especially during the summer, to secure your spot and preferred vessel.
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Bring swimwear, sunscreen, and a hat for sun protection during the cruise, as shade may be limited on the boat.
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Consider a morning cruise to avoid the afternoon crowds at popular destinations like the Blue Lagoon.
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Check the weather forecast before your trip and be prepared for potential changes in sea conditions.
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Take advantage of the free transport offered to and from your accommodation for added convenience.
Discover more about Seahorse Cruises
Embark on a captivating journey with Seahorse Cruises, operating from the popular summer resort of Bugibba in St Paul's Bay for over 25 years. This established cruise agency offers a variety of boat tours designed to showcase the most beautiful and scenic spots around the Maltese Islands.Seahorse Cruises operates two distinct vessels: a traditional Turkish Gullet and a colorful Maltese 'Luzzu' fishing boat. The Turkish Gullet, a 20.3-meter sailing yacht, features an open-air forward deck and a covered stern deck, complete with an onboard shower and snack bar. This vessel is ideal for full-day trips to Comino's Blue Lagoon and caves, as well as excursions to Gozo. The 'Luzzu', an 11.2-meter traditional fishing boat, offers shorter trips to St Paul's Island and other places of interest, with comfortable seating, cold drinks, and toilet facilities.St Paul's Bay, the base for Seahorse Cruises, is a town with a rich history, believed to be the site of St Paul's shipwreck in 60 AD. The town has evolved from a small fishing village into a bustling tourist destination, offering a mix of relaxed seaside charm and resort-town energy. Visitors can enjoy the town's long promenade, open-sea views, and proximity to other attractions such as the Malta National Aquarium and various beaches.
A brief summary to Seahorse Cruises
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