Sea Libery Comino Charter: Private 3-Hour Wine and Snorkel Trip

Sea Libery Boat Charters

Comino Private Boat Tour With Wine&Snorkeling Stops

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Prices and timetables checked 17 October 2026. Affiliate note: I earn a commission on bookings made through the button below.

The Sea Libery Comino charter is the cheapest way I have found to get a whole boat to yourselves around Comino: $184 for up to nine people and three hours on the water. The operator appears as "Sea Libery Boat Charters" on GetYourGuide, while the description spells it "Sea Liberty", and it is the same company.

The detail that changes the decision is the cash. The listing says €70 must be paid to the skipper in cash on the day, and it does not say what the €70 covers. With that added, the real cost is about $263 for the boat, or $29 each for nine. Ask the operator what the €70 is for before you pay.

What does the Sea Libery Comino charter include?

It includes the boat, its skipper, a complimentary bottle of wine, bottled water, ice in a cooler and snorkel masks for the group. The listing names no fins, no towels and no food, so plan your own snacks.

• Wine - one bottle per charter, not per person.
• Water and ice - bottled water and a cooler of ice for your own drinks.
• Snorkel masks - supplied, but a lost mask costs €20.
• Private use - only your party is aboard, and the time slot is yours to pick.

The listing's included-list is short and mixes an extra into the same paragraph, which is why I read the €70 cash payment as a separate cost rather than something the ticket covers.

Where does the Sea Libery boat meet you?

The meeting point is a boat with a Sea Liberty sticker on its side, at a pin on Malta's northern tip near the Cirkewwa ferry area. The listing gives no street address and no named jetty, so message the operator after booking for the exact berth.

1. Open the pin - the listing's meeting point on Google Maps.
2. Look for the sticker - the Sea Liberty label is on the boat's side, not on a sign.
3. Bring cash - €70 in notes for the skipper, plus a little extra in case a mask goes missing.

The pin is a few minutes from the Cirkewwa ferry terminal on Google Maps, the departure point for Gozo ferries. I have no published bus time for it that I would stand behind, so check the routes on the Transport Malta website.

What is the route around Comino?

The route is a loop around Comino with two named stops, the Blue Lagoon and the Crystal Lagoon, plus caves and swim spots picked by the skipper. The listing gives no order of stops and no minutes at each.

Transport Malta's 2026 notice to mariners reserves a swimmers' zone in the Blue Lagoon: boats stay 5 metres clear and enter slowly. So the skipper will anchor outside the roped area and you swim in. If you want to step ashore on Comino, the listing does not mention a landing pass, so ask first.

How long is it and when does it sail?

The trip lasts 3 hours, and because it is private the listing says you choose the time slot. That makes an early start the best way to reach the lagoons before the day-trip boats fill them.

In summer there is room for a late slot: sunset is at 8:21 PM in June and 8:20 PM in July, according to the sunrise-sunset API. From November the sun sets before 5 PM.

The listing does not state which months the boat runs. Winter sea water is 16.2 to 17.3 °C in January and February, so I would treat the charter as a May to October trip unless the operator says otherwise.

What does it cost with the cash extra?

The all-in cost is about $263 for the boat once the €70 is converted, which is $29 each for nine guests and $131 each for two. The ticket price alone is $184.

For the Sea Libery Comino charter I converted €70 to $78.77 at the Frankfurter rate of 0.88865 on 16 October 2026. Your bank's rate will differ slightly.

How does it compare with the other Comino boats?

It is the mid-priced private option: more expensive than a one-hour hop, far cheaper than a sailing day, and without a rating to lean on.

If a review score matters to you, the Serenity and I Love Comino boats both have well over 100 reviews. This one earns its place on price per hour for nine people and on the included wine.

Is the Sea Libery Comino charter worth it?

Yes for a group of five to nine who want the lagoons without a crowded boat, and probably not for a couple who care about a proven track record. A new listing carries some risk, and the cash extra makes the price less clear than it looks.

• $29 each - the all-in price for nine, against $34 for a shared Hornblower cruise.
• 3 hours - enough for two swim stops, not for a full tour of Gozo.
• 0 reviews - no rating on GetYourGuide when I checked.

For a small party that wants a flexible, private afternoon, I'd book this one after confirming the €70 with the operator. For the safest bet on reviews, my pick is the snorkelling trips list, and the main Malta boat tours page has the full ranking.

When is the best time to go?

June to September is the sweet spot: sea surface averages 25.0 °C in June and 27.1 °C in July, and mean daily maximum waves are 0.52 m in June.

The marine figures come from an open-sea point north-west of Gozo, so the sheltered lagoons will be calmer. The weather API gives no UV figure for Malta, so pack sun cream and a hat: a small private boat has little shade.

94,578 inbound tourists visited Gozo and Comino as their single-centre destination in 2025.

Upcoming public holidays are 8 December, 13 December and 25 December, per the Nager.Date holiday API, so book those dates early if you are visiting in winter.

What do passengers say?

There are no passenger reviews on GetYourGuide yet, so I cannot report patterns. The listing is flagged as a new activity, and the operator has no rating to show.

• What to read first - the GetYourGuide page for newer reviews after you check availability.
• What to ask - the boat's size, whether it has shade and a toilet, and what the €70 covers.
• What is missing - no skipper name, no boat details, no timetable beyond "choose a slot".

Until reviews exist, I weigh the free cancellation and the pay-later option as the main protection. A 24-hour cancellation window lets you back out if the operator's answers disappoint.

Who should skip the Sea Libery charter?

Skip the Sea Libery Comino charter if you want a documented review record, a licensed guide talking about Comino's history, or a boat with known facilities. For something with a track record, look at the Hornblower Comino cruise, which has 7,667 reviews.

• Groups over 9 - the maximum is 9 guests.
• Non-swimmers - most of the value sits in the swim stops.
• Guests who need a toilet - the listing does not say if the boat has one.
• Anyone who dislikes cash surprises - the €70 is payable in notes on the day.

How do you book the Sea Libery Comino charter?

You can cancel free up to 24 hours before and pay later, so holding a date while you question the operator costs nothing.

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Sources: GetYourGuide listing 1490505 (checked 17 October 2026); Transport Malta notice 059 of 2026; NSO Malta inbound tourism; Open-Meteo archive and marine APIs; sunrise-sunset.org API; Frankfurter FX API; Nager.Date holiday API.