Boat Charters in Sliema

Dolphin Spotting Tour from St Pauls Bay Malta Experience

The best experience in my life…

The trip was well organised. The speed boat was clean and well presented. The captain was polite and very sociable. We were a couple of OAP with disabilities. The captain showed us how to get into the boat safely and helped a lot to sit comfortably. He even took aboard our walker/ rollator and fixed it with a rope.The trip itself was fantastic. He took us all over the shore past Mielihha bay towards the Gozo Ferry and we could enjoy the sights of the coastline and Comino Island. We were able to see the sunrise which was especially beautifull. On the way to St Paul’s Island the captain told us a lot about bottled nose dolphins and why we could see them by the fish farms. At the first half of our trip we didn’t see any dolphins but as soon as we approached St.Paul’s island we saw a lot of them: big and small jumping out of the water. It was very interesting to watch them following us. I have seen dolphins in the park but it was first time when I saw them in their natural habitat. We also stopped at St.Paul’s island and had a walk to the statue and listened to a very informative story about the history of this place. I had been smiling for 2 hours during this trip. And it was 2 hours of happiness as well. I would recommend this trip definitely

Family Private Boat Trip, Blue Lagoon, Malta, Comino & Gozo

Blue blue blue

We rented the Gaia for 6 hours with Dany and it was perfect. There were 6 of us for a 12-person boat. Very spacious. Departure Gozo 9 a.m. > 3 p.m. Coastal discovery, swimming in various isolated, quiet sites, pure bliss. We had planned enough to eat and drink. The team is great from the initial contact for information, booking, follow-up, to the meeting. I highly recommend it, you can go with your eyes closed.

Malta: Highspeed Catamaran Crossing Between Valletta and Gozo

Fast ferry from Valletta to Gozo, ticket 7 euros

We took the high-speed ferry from the harbours in Floriana, Valletta, and sailed to Gozo. The ferry ride is 45 minutes. It costs 7.5 euros for an adult, who gets a discount for pensioners pay 3 euros each way. From the harbors of Gozo we took a local bus to their largest city. The ferry runs once an hour, and we timed it nicely for the trip home too. Good staff, polite service. Can be recommended.