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Great experience. This is the second time I've been on this trip. The first experience was slightly better due to the total number of stopoffs the first boat trip had. I do realise that the number of stops is dictated by the weather but it was a slight shame we didn't experience more of the coast line on our recent trip.

This was a lovely laid back tour. It took us to a couple of lovely spots and gave us loads of time at each spot to do exactly what we wanted to do without "herding" us around like some tours do. There was nobody trying to force us on a set route for snorkelling, nobody telling us when to be in or out of the water (unless we were on the move, obviously), no rush to eat the lunch provided, it was all very relaxed. So, as much as we shared the boat with other parties, it really felt like we were having a lovely day to ourselves because we could do exactly as we pleased. The catamaran itself is comfortable, the lunch was tasty, and the bar service was good.

I'm so glad I chose Seahorse Cruises over the other cruise companies that run a similar itinerary. This cruise had a much more chill and relaxed vibe than the other large "party" boats. Captain Owen and his crew were very professional, accommodating, and, most of all, friendly. As we set sail from Bugibba Jetty at 10:30 AM, Captain Owen provided commentary on the sights as we sailed up the coast. We even managed to maneuver the boat into a tight space right at the entrance of a sea cave—it was very impressive. The tour is broken into two separate groups, so make sure you book the appropriate group (A or B). For the first part of the tour, Group B was dropped off at Gozo to explore the island, while Group A stayed on board and sailed to Santa Marija Bay to either explore the beach or swim alongside the boat. After about an hour, Group A was dropped off at the Blue Lagoon at Comino. The boat then sailed off to gather Group B at Gozo and brought them back to the Blue Lagoon, where everyone was free to explore for a couple of hours. As we sailed back to St. Paul's Bay, Captain Owen continued to point out items of interest along the coast, and we arrived back at Bugibba Jetty around 5:30 PM. It was a perfect day sailing through the Maltese archipelago. Recommendations and Tips: - Make sure to arrive at the departure point well before the 10:00 AM check in time. - Get your QR code for the Blue Lagoon/Comino before the tour date. - Show the QR code to the staff at the jetty entrance to get the appropriate wristband before boarding. - Food and drinks are available on board after setting sail. Credit card payments are now accepted via Revolut. - TIP THE CREW! They work hard to ensure your enjoyment and comfort and deserve to be rewarded as such.

What an experience. The staff were ultra friendly and helpful and the tour was fantastic. Early morning was a bit rough due to the weather but the crew warned us and did their best to make the ride good. Facilities were fantastic and staff were knowledgeable. Highly recommend swimming off the boat!