Fernandes Full Day Cruise (Gozo and Comino)

Board an impressive Turkish Gullet – either the Fernandes (26.5m) or the Fernandes 2 (38m) - at the Sliema Strand, and set sail for the smaller island of Gozo where you will encounter the islands’ stunning cliffs and hidden coves along the way, as well as enjoy a morning snack. At a secluded bay in Gozo the crew will drop anchor, allowing you to spend the remainder of the morning swimming and snorkelling in the Mediterranean or simply sunbathing on deck. After an energetic time in the water or relaxing hard in the sun you will be ready for something to eat, so it’s a bonus that a delicious hot and cold buffet with unlimited drinks has been prepared for you by the onboard stewards. After lunch you will head for the even smaller island of Comino where you will have an opportunity for more swimming (or relaxing!) in the crystal clear waters of the famous Blue Lagoon. After this some juicy fresh fruit will be provided for you before you head back to Malta after an amazing day at sea.

Important to know

Availability:

July - October: Daily

Suitability:

All ages

Departure time:

10:00

Departure Point:

Sliema Ferries

Return time:

17:30

Returns to:

Original departure point (Sliema Ferries)

Duration:

7.5 hours

Included in price:

All inclusive food and drink:

• Morning snack
• Hot and cold buffet lunch
• Afternoon snack (Fresh fruit)
• Unlimited beer, wine, soft drinks and water

Transport:

Available on request at €5.00 per person

Good to know:

• A fully stocked bar & toilet facilities are available on board
• Each swimming stop is approximately 90 minutes’ duration
• There is an optional jet boat trip around Comino and its caves – tickets sold onboard
• Sun hats, sun cream and sunglasses recommended
• Take swimming attire and goggles/snorkels to enjoy the water
• Infants (age 0-4 years) are free of charge
• The company reserves the right to alter or cancel this cruise in adverse weather conditions

The company reserves the right to alter or cancel this cruise in adverse weather conditions

Updated 22/07/2020 - pat