Blue Lagoon & Crystal Lagoon Jet Ski Tour with Photos

The best part of this 45-minute jet ski tour is the quick change of scene: you leave Hondoq Bay in Gozo and soon reach Comino’s famous Blue Lagoon and Crystal Lagoon by water. Along the way, you get speed, clear water, sea caves, and a short swim in one compact outing.

I like that snorkeling gear and photos are included, so you do not need to arrange much before setting off. I also like the small-group format, limited to four participants, which should make the briefing and stops easier to manage.

The main drawback is the short running time. Forty-five minutes gives you a lively taste of the area, not a slow, full-day boat trip. You also need to be comfortable in the water, and the activity is not suitable for pregnant women or people with back or heart problems.

Key Points Before You Book

• Ride from Hondoq Bay to Comino: The tour starts in Gozo and uses a jet ski to reach the Blue Lagoon and Crystal Lagoon.
• Two people per jet ski: The listed price is $153 per group of up to two, and each jet ski carries two people.
• Swim and snorkel during the ride: Snorkeling equipment is provided, with time to get into the water and feed fish.
• Sea caves add variety: The route includes stops or views around sea caves, not just open-water riding.
• Photos are included: You can leave your phone aside more easily while the activity is underway.
• Small group, short format: The group is limited to four participants, with a total duration of 45 minutes.

Leaving Hondoq Bay on a Jet Ski

Your meeting point is the Hondoq Bay Kiosk Restaurant in Gozo. Ask for Matthew at the kiosk, then allow time for the safety briefing and equipment fitting before you ride.

The briefing matters here. A jet ski feels simple once you are moving, but passengers need to know how to hold on, shift their weight, and follow the instructor’s directions. The available instruction languages are Italian, English, and Maltese.

The tour is designed for up to four participants, while each jet ski holds two people. That makes this a good setup for couples, friends, or a parent and older child who want to share the ride. The price is $153 per group of up to two, so the value is better if two people use one booking together than if one person books alone.

You should arrive ready for the water. Wear swimwear, bring a towel, and apply sunscreen before the briefing. Take water with you, and bring a waterproof camera only if it is securely protected. Photos are already included, so you may prefer to keep your own device safely packed.

The Fast Route Toward Comino

Once you set off, the tour combines the physical thrill of the jet ski with the open views between Gozo and Comino. This is not a passive sightseeing trip. You are sitting close to the water, feeling the speed and movement of the machine as the route heads toward the lagoons.

The ride itself is a major part of the appeal. If you enjoy a little adrenaline, the jet ski gives you a more active way to reach the coast than a standard boat. You also get a sense of distance and direction that is harder to feel from a large vessel.

The tradeoff is that speed takes up part of the 45-minute schedule. The tour is meant to pack several highlights into one short session, so you should not expect long, unhurried stops at every location. If your priority is extended snorkeling or a quiet afternoon on the water, a longer excursion may suit you better.

For a first taste of Malta’s sea, though, the compact format works well. You can ride, stop, get into the water, and see more than one coastal feature without giving up most of your day.

Blue Lagoon and Crystal Lagoon Stops

The Blue Lagoon and Crystal Lagoon are the main natural attractions on the route. Their clear, turquoise water is the reason this part of Comino is so popular, and seeing the lagoons from a jet ski gives you a different viewpoint from standing on shore.

The tour allows time for a refreshing swim and snorkeling. Since gear is supplied, you can look beneath the surface without packing your own mask and snorkel. The water activities are brief, but they break up the ride and let you appreciate the clarity of the sea at close range.

Fish feeding is also part of the outing. This gives the stop a simple point of focus, especially if you enjoy watching fish in shallow, clear water. You should still follow the instructor’s directions and avoid treating the stop as a free-for-all. The safety briefing is there to keep the group together and the activity controlled.

Keep your expectations sensible. The tour description promises swimming, snorkeling, and fish feeding, but it does not set out the length of each stop or guarantee a particular number of fish. Think of these as lively additions to a jet ski ride, rather than a dedicated snorkeling session.

Sea Caves and Time in the Water

The sea caves give the route another layer. Instead of spending the full session in open water, you get the chance to see coastal formations from the jet ski and explore around them during the water portion of the tour.

The word explore should be understood in the limits of a 45-minute guided activity. You are not taking a long cave expedition on foot or by kayak. The tour includes access to sea cave areas as part of the jet ski route, with a short opportunity to stop, snorkel, and enjoy the water.

That short format can be a strength for families and first-time riders. You get variety without committing to several hours of activity. It also suits a day in Gozo when you have other plans and want to add one energetic outing.

The limitation is comfort. Participants should already feel at ease in the water, and jet ski travel can be tiring for anyone with physical concerns. The activity is specifically not suitable for people with back problems, heart problems, or pregnancy. Intoxication is not allowed, which is an important rule for any motorized water activity.

What the Included Photos Add

Photos are included in the price, which is useful on a fast-moving excursion. You may not want to handle a phone while riding, swimming, or moving around a jet ski. Having photos included means you can focus more on the route and the people with you.

A waterproof camera is listed as an item to bring, but it is optional rather than a replacement for the included photo service. If you do bring one, use a secure waterproof case or strap. A dropped phone is a poor souvenir.

The photos are also part of the value calculation. At $153 for up to two people, the cost is not just for fuel and riding time. You are paying for the jet ski session, instruction, snorkeling equipment, stops at the lagoons and sea caves, and the finished images.

Still, price matters most when you use the full capacity. Two people sharing one jet ski and one booking get a stronger per-person value than a solo participant paying for the same short session. If you are comparing this with a longer boat trip, compare the type of day rather than only the price. This is an active, focused ride, not a full coastal cruise.

Who Will Enjoy This 45-Minute Tour

I would pick this tour if you want a high-energy activity that fits into a busy Gozo schedule. It works particularly well for two friends or a couple who want to share a jet ski and combine speed with a swim.

It is also a useful choice if you do not want to spend an entire day on the water. The 45-minute duration keeps the commitment small, while the route still includes major sights around Comino.

You should book only if you are comfortable in the water and happy with a brisk pace. The activity is not suitable for pregnant women or people with back or heart problems. If you are unsure about your physical ability, ask before booking rather than relying on the short duration.

This is less suitable for someone seeking a slow, quiet boat ride, long snorkeling sessions, or a beach day. The tour has several goals, so each part receives limited time. Its strength is variety and momentum.

Practical Details at Hondoq Bay

The meeting point is Hondoq Bay Kiosk Restaurant. Ask for Matthew at the Hondoq Bay Kiosk, then complete the briefing before collecting your snorkeling equipment.

Bring swimwear, a towel, sunscreen, and water. A waterproof camera can be useful, though included photos reduce the need to carry your own device. Do not arrive intoxicated, since intoxication is not permitted.

The provider is Island Thrills Watersports. Instruction is available in Italian, English, and Maltese. The group limit is four participants, and the jet ski capacity is two people.

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. The reserve-now, pay-later option also helps if your Gozo plans are still changing. Starting times depend on availability, so check the schedule before you commit to other activities that day.

Should You Book It?

Book this tour if you want a short burst of speed, clear water, snorkeling, fish feeding, sea caves, and photos in one compact outing. The best value comes when two people share the listed $153 group price and make full use of the jet ski.

Skip it if you want a long, relaxed water day or if you have back or heart concerns. The route is appealing because it packs in several highlights, but the 45-minute clock keeps everything brisk. For an active pair already planning time around Gozo and Comino, it is a practical way to add a memorable water adventure without giving up the whole day.

FAQ

Where does the jet ski tour meet?

Meet at the Hondoq Bay Kiosk Restaurant in Gozo. Ask for Matthew at the Hondoq Bay Kiosk.

How long does the tour last?

The jet ski adventure lasts 45 minutes.

How many people can ride one jet ski?

Each jet ski holds two people. The overall group is limited to four participants.

Are snorkeling equipment and photos included?

Yes. The tour includes snorkeling gear and photos.

What languages does the instructor speak?

Instruction is available in Italian, English, and Maltese.

Who should not take this activity?

The tour is not suitable for pregnant women or people with back problems or heart problems. Participants should also be comfortable in the water, and intoxication is not allowed.