Join Malta’s only reggae sunset cruise. Perfect for couples, friends, and families. Experience chilled vibes on a traditional Maltese schooner.
- Blue Lagoon - Boarding starts at 5:15 pm and ends at 5:25 pm at Bugibba Jetty. The boat departs promptly at 5:30 pm. We’ll cruise along the northern coast of the Island, enjoying chilled reggae tunes and the stunning Mediterranean sunset over the beautiful Maltese waters.
We’ll head to the enchanting Blue Lagoon, Comino, where you can take a refreshing swim in the crystal-clear waters of the famous Blue Lagoon under a picture-perfect sunset. Alternatively, you can relax onboard the Mermaid, savoring the sights with a chilled glass of wine or beer while listening to a mix of classic and contemporary reggae hits that create a relaxing atmosphere. This reggae sunset cruise is family-friendly and enjoyable for all ages.
On our return journey past Mellieha, you’ll witness the magical sky and sea illuminated by moonlight. We’ll arrive back at Bugibba Jetty by 9:00 pm.
- Bugibba - The tour starts at Bugibba Jetty at 5:30 pm, offering two views of Bugibba Jetty. The first view is during our departure, showcasing the beautiful daytime landscape as we leave the harbor. The second view is upon our return, with the shoreline illuminated by street lights and moonlight.
- Island of Gozo - Experience the sunset over the Island of Gozo, particularly Mgarr Harbour, as seen from the famous Blue Lagoon.
- On-board WiFi
- On-board restrooms
- Available to purchase onboard
- Snorkels available to rent onboard (cash deposit)
The only reggae sunset cruise in Malta. It is family friendly and fun for all ages, perfect for couples celebrating that special day, friends to meet up perhaps after work or relaxing at sea or for families making memories together. We’re a smaller traditional Maltese Schooner, its a wooden one of the very few traditional boats operating which is the perfect boat for the chilled reggae vibes.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
