Blue Lagoon

Blue Lagoon is on the island of Comino in the Maltese Archipelago, off the northern coast of Malta, on the shores of a beautiful lagoon. The little island of Cominotto is close by and can be reached by swimming or walking along the shoal.
White sand covers the bottom and a narrow line near the entry in the water. The rest of the beach is made up of an uneven rocky surface that you should walk on in comfortable shoes.

During the summer, tourists might expect to see a lot of people. The shaded lounge chairs that are accessible in the morning hours are packed with sunbathers. The only places to stretch out after that are on the rocky hillside above the beach, which is in direct sunlight. On the beach, you can rent sunbeds and umbrellas, however the first people normally get all the beach equipment. On the sand, two loungers with umbrellas cost €25, while on the stones, two sunbeds with umbrellas cost €20. A free public toilet with shower and changing stall is located near the beach. There is a network of little shops around Blue Lagoon where you may buy drinks and meals.

It's simple to see why the Blue Lagoon is so popular with tourists. The natural lagoon is so serene and pure that it looks like a huge swimming pool. The lagoon appears to be a large entertainment center on hot summer days, with kids floating on inflatable tubes. Comino attracts tourists from all over the world, including Western Europe, the United States, and other countries. Because of the enormous volume of visitors to the beach, there are no Maltese present. The island's aquatic region, with its underwater grottoes, is a popular destination for divers, scuba divers, and snorkelers. Those who enjoy land and underwater photography and videotaping will be drawn to the attractive surroundings.

Location: Island of Comino, Malta