SAILING WORLDWIDE
The best days on the water.
The 6 most popular malta sailing trips. What each sail costs, how long you are on the water, and which crews run it well.
Sail Malta’s Comino lagoons on the Sea Breeze catamaran: Blue Lagoon is guaranteed, plus snorkel stops like Crystal Lagoon and Ghajn Tuffieha Bay.
Most Popular“Loved this tour and I would book it again if I could! It was well-run, comfortable, and suitable amount of time at each location.”
Private 8.5-hour sailing charter from Kalkara Marina for Comino lagoons, snorkeling, and a custom day with up to 2.
“This was one of the most magnificent experiences of our lives. My husband and I decided to book a day charter on our honeymoon and from beginning to end, it was wonderful. Booking with David was great— he was so friendly and patient with all of my questions. He warmly welcomed us to the boat…”
Skip the crowd boats on a 44-seat catamaran around Comino and St Paul’s, with lunch and unlimited drinks, from Sliema.
“Great day out and fantastic crew. Agree with all of the other great reviews. Would highly recommend. The crew take care of the full day!”
Private Malta yacht charter with snorkel gear, paddle boards, and sunset Grand Harbour cruises for up to 12. Choose 4-hour or longer.
“The sunset cruise was a magical experience and one of the highlights of our family Maltese vacation. Patrick was awesome ! He was so kind , engaging and informative. I would highly recommend this to anyone visiting Malta. Nick and Hayley from Canada”
Parasailing in Malta over St Julian’s calm bay, boat takeoffs, and included photos and video. Safety-checked gear, ~1 hour.
“Parasailing experience was excellent. Well organised and photographs and video included in the price. Would highly recommend.”
Parasailing from St Julian’s, Malta, up to 500 feet in 12 minutes. Small group, pro crew, and photo-video keepsakes.
“Lovely guides, really fun experience. I could have done with a slightly longer flight time but we had good views of the area in the time that was given. Would recommend.”
The sailing ports worth the trip, grouped by the sea they sit on.
