Sea Life Cruises

Sea Life Cruises offers unforgettable boat tours departing from Mellieha, a picturesque town on Malta's northern coast. The cruises take passengers along the island's rugged shoreline, past dramatic cliffs, secluded beaches, and historic landmarks like the Ghar Lapsi caves and the Blue Lagoon on Comino. Onboard, guests enjoy a relaxed atmosphere with sun decks, swimming stops, and often a complimentary drink or snack. The crew provides informative commentary about the area's geology, marine life, and history, including tales of the Knights of St. John. What makes Sea Life Cruises distinctive is its focus on small groups, ensuring a more intimate experience compared to larger ferry services. The turquoise waters and limestone formations are a photographer's dream, and the chance to snorkel in pristine bays is a highlight. Whether you choose a half-day or full-day trip, the cruise offers a refreshing escape from Malta's inland heat.

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• Swim in the crystal-clear waters of the Blue Lagoon
• Explore the sea caves along the coast of Comino
• Relax on the sun deck with panoramic views of Malta's cliffs
• Snorkel among colorful fish in sheltered coves
• Spot birdlife and occasional dolphins in the open sea

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Know before you go

• Arrive 30 minutes early to check in and secure a good spot on the boat.
• Bring sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses, the Mediterranean sun is strong.
• Pack a swimsuit, towel, and snorkeling gear (or rent onboard).
• If prone to seasickness, take medication before departure; the sea can be choppy.

A bit of history

Mellieha has been inhabited since Neolithic times, with its name possibly deriving from the Phoenician word for 'salt'. The area was a strategic lookout during the Great Siege of 1565. Today, it's a popular resort town known for its sandy beaches and the Mellieha Parish Church.