From Sliema take bus number 212 or 203 to St Paul's Bay and get off at the bus stop called 'Moll".

From SAint Julian's take bus number 212 to St Paul's Bay and get off at the bus stop called 'Moll".

The tour begins from the tourist town of Bugibba, where the modern and stable catamaran Sea Adventure departs on an unforgettable two island cruise. From the open sea, you will experience Malta from a truly unique and beautiful vantage point. We cruise close to the coast, witnessing Malta’s magnificent naturally formed coastline, including its enormous cliffs, rocky nooks and crannies. You will pass the tiny Island of St. Paul’s, viewing the statue of the apostle Saint Paul, rising high into the sky. You will visit magnificent sea caves, allowing you the opportunity to take amazing photographs.

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Arriving at the famous Blue Lagoon, we moor for another hour in a prime area; you will have the best view from our docking position. Use the boat as a base, utilising all its fantastic facilities.

June - October In the morning, we stop for 1hr at the stunning but less well known Crystal Lagoon. It is fringed by steep cliffs and therefore accessed only by boats. With unbelievably clear water, it is perfect for swimming, snorkelling and diving. Take a plunge into its crystal clear waters from one of our three waterslides, or jump from the top deck if you dare! A true snorkelers paradise, where you can even swim inside the caves. En-route to the Blue Lagoon, you can admire the fantastic sight of a shipwreck from one of the 26 underwater windows. It is a 50-meter ex-German Minesweeper lying on the seabed 20 Meters below sea level. The visibility of the wreck will depend on the sea and sunlight conditions. For safety reasons, we will not stop at the wreck if there are ongoing diving operations. November - May We spend approximately 15 minutes in Crystal Lagoon; we stop only for photo opportunities and to visit the sea caves.

The land transport from the harbour to the capital city of Gozo is included in the price. This small city has a wealth of charm and history to explore, and the first known settlers date back to the Neolithic times. The crown jewel of Victoria is the Citadel a fortified town which rises high above the narrow winding streets of the city below. St. Georges Basilica is found down in the town square. The basilica is entirely coated with marble, while the canopy over the high altar is gilded in bronze and gold. All paintings in the dome and ceiling are by Giovanni Battista Conti of Rome. One of the fascinating parts of the basilica is the statue of St. George, sculpted in wood by Pawlu Azzopardi in 1838.

Use the boat as a base or go ashore and explore.

With the day drawing to a close, we start our cruise back to Bugibba. En-route, we enter the Santa Maria pirate caves and view the “Elephants Head”, a fantastic rock formation.