Welcome to the Hidden Gem of The Maltese islands: Comino Island & Blue Lagoon in Winter
Tucked away between Malta and Gozo lies the enchanting Comino Island, a small but stunningly beautiful destination. Covering just 3.5 square kilometers, Comino is a serene escape, particularly in the quieter winter months.
Why Visit Comino in the Winter?
Winter unveils a side of Comino few get to see. The island, known for its vibrant summer vibes, reveals a different kind of beauty in winter. The landscape becomes lush and green, offering a stunning contrast to the azure waters of the famous Blue Lagoon. The island, bustling in su
mmer, becomes a peaceful sanctuary, its landscape lush and verdant. This season is perfect for those who appreciate nature’s quiet beauty, ideal for photography, hiking, picnics, and enjoying the tranquility of the beaches without the summer crowds.
The Blue Lagoon: Better in the Winter
The Blue Lagoon on Comino Island is truly breathtaking in winter. Its waters, crystal clear and inviting, offer a tranquil escape without the crowds common in other seasons. This time of year adds a special touch of tranquility, making your visit intimate and serene. With no buoys to obstruct the view, the lagoon becomes even more photogenic, allowing you to anchor in the bluest parts of the water for an unmatched experience. And, even in winter, you can indulge in a delicious Comino pineapple cocktail, adding a touch of tropical flavor to your peaceful retreat.
Discover Santa Marija Bay
Santa Marija Bay, with its inviting beach, is a haven for relaxation and exploration. The calm winter months provide a perfect setting for strolling along its shores or basking in the gentle sun.
More Comino’s Natural Wonders in Winter
Winter is a magical time to explore the natural wonders of Comino, each offering a unique and serene experience:
The Caves:
With fewer boats around, winter is the perfect time to explore the caves of Comino. You can enjoy their untouched beauty and the clarity of their waters in peace.
Crystal Lagoon:
Fish swimming around the boat
This spot becomes a haven for nature lovers in winter. Feed the sea bream that swim around your boat, creating a lively and memorable experience.
Santa Marija Tower:
A walk to this historic tower is not just a journey through Comino’s history but also offers breathtaking scenic views.
Secluded Beaches: Winter makes beaches like San Niklaw even more inviting. These hidden gems offer private retreats to enjoy Comino’s natural beauty in solitude.
Hiking:
With mild temperatures in the high teens, Maltese winters are ideal for hiking. Comino’s lush vegetation and panoramic scenery are best experienced on a hike from Crystal Lagoon to Santa Marija Tower. However, if you’re with children, be cautious near the high cliffs for safety.
This winter, Comino transforms into a tranquil paradise, perfect for those who seek a peaceful retreat amidst nature’s wonders.
A Season of Colors
Comino in winter is not just green and lush. From November to January, narcissus flowers bloom with white and yellow flowers, and from March to May, thyme flowers cover the land in purple carpets, creating a picturesque landscape.
Rent a Private Boat Charter, explore Comino in the Winter
We offer private boat trips to make your winter visit to Comino / Blue lagoo. Embark on a private boat trip this winter to explore the enchanting Comino, Cominotto Island, and the southern parts of Gozo. These trips, specially tailored for the winter months, offer a range of exclusive benefits:
Private Blue Lagoon Experience: Imagine having the Blue Lagoon almost to yourself. With minimal boat traffic, you can relish in the tranquility of this famous spot, sharing it with just one or two other boats at most.
Photogenic Scenery: Winter’s soft light and clear skies make for perfect photography conditions. Capture the stunning, unspoiled beauty of the lagoon and its surroundings. The lower angle of the winter sun creates dramatic lighting, enhancing the natural hues and textures of the landscape, offering you a chance to take some of the most breathtaking photographs.
A Peaceful Escape: Winter in Comino offers a peaceful respite from the intense heat and bustlin
g crowds of summer. During these months, the island is blissfully free from hordes of tourists, allowing for a more intimate and tranquil experience. The weather is pleasantly mild, with temperatures typically in the high teens or low 20s Celsius, a stark contrast to the sweltering heat of summer. This cooler, more comfortable climate makes it ideal for leisurely exploring the island’s natural beauty, and enjoying its calm and serene atmosphere to the fullest. Whether you’re strolling along quiet beaches or admiring the lush landscapes, winter in Comino provides a perfect setting for those seeking a relaxed and undisturbed island getaway.
Expanded Boat Routes: With fewer swimmers, we take the opportunity to explore more. Our winter routes are more extensive, including not just Comino and its lagoons but also hidden gems around Gozo Island. This means more secluded bays, picturesque coastlines, and untouched natural areas for you to discover.
Exclusivity: The quieter winter months ensure a more exclusive experience. Enjoy the islands at a time when they are less frequented, giving you a sense of having these beautiful places all to yourself.
Enhanced Natural Beauty: Winter brings out a different side of Comino’s landscape. The island is lush and green, offering a different but equally stunning backdrop compared to the summer months. The natural beauty of the area is more pronounced, with vibrant colors and clear, crisp air enhancing the scenic views.
even in winter you can find blue lagoon cocktails
Our private boat trips in winter are designed to offer you a unique and unforgettable experience, showcasing the best of Comino and its surroundings in a serene, picturesque setting.
A winter visit to Comino offers a unique and serene experience, filled with natural beauty and peaceful exploration. Our private boat trips enhance this experience, allowing you to discover the hidden gems of Comino and its neighbors in a more intimate and personal way
