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Snorkeling in Malta
Malta's coastline hides some of the Mediterranean's best snorkeling. Drift over the reef at Blue Lagoon, explore rocky formations at Cirkewwa, and discover the caves around Comino. The water stays warm well into October, and visibility often reaches 30 metres or more.
Why visit?
Some of the clearest water in the Mediterranean, with visibility up to 30+ metres
Underwater caves and rock formations you won't find anywhere else
Warm water from May through October, no wetsuit needed
Marine life including octopus, barracuda, and colourful wrasse
Spots for every skill level, from shallow bays to deeper reef systems
Most sites are only reachable by boat, so they stay uncrowded
Combine snorkeling with swimming stops and a full day on the water
Blue Lagoon, Comino
Shallow turquoise water with a sandy bottom and reef edges full of small fish. Great for beginners and families with kids.
Santa Maria Caves, Comino
A network of sea caves on Comino's north side with overhangs and swim-throughs. The light coming through the rock creates an unreal blue glow.
Cirkewwa Marine Park
Deeper water with submerged wrecks and large rock structures at Malta's northern tip. You'll often spot cuttlefish and the occasional ray gliding past.
Paradise Bay
A sheltered bay near the Gozo ferry terminal with sandy patches and rocky edges. Great for spotting wrasse and damselfish in the shallows.
Explore Malta's Underwater World
Skip the crowded beaches and see Malta from below the surface. Our skippers know the best snorkeling spots and will take you to places you won't find on Google Maps.
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