Private Day Charter on Amazing Mowgli

Comino looks better from a private yacht. I like the private charter feel and the start with coffee on board, plus you get flexibility on where you drop anchor. The main thing to weigh is that lunch and alcohol are not included, and the route can shift with weather.

For $844.76 per group (up to 12), this is one of those rare Malta experiences that can feel like a true day at sea, not a ticketed bus tour. You will also have the basics handled onboard, including a restroom and snorkeling gear, so you can spend your energy on swimming, not logistics.

Key things to know before you sail

• Private, flat-rate group day: one group only, priced per group, not per person.
• Onboard coffee and soda/pop: a simple, nice start and easy refresh during the day.
• Anchor stops around Comino and Malta: swim where conditions allow, for set blocks of time.
• Snorkeling equipment included: you do not need to pack gear.
• Lunch is flexible but not included: bring your own or arrange options ahead of time.
• Weather changes the plan: the captain will adapt for safety and sea conditions.

Price and group value for up to 12 on Mowgli

This is priced at $844.76 per group, for up to 12 people, over about 8 hours. That matters, because private charters in Malta can jump fast once you add passengers. Here, the cost is effectively capped by group size, so if you are traveling with friends or family, the per-person value can get surprisingly reasonable for a full-day boat experience.

What you are paying for is control. You are not waiting in line, you are not sharing your day with strangers, and you can say yes or no to certain stops on the fly. You also get the fundamentals onboard, like bottled water, coffee and/or tea, soda/pop, and snorkeling equipment.

Still, you should plan around what the price does not include. Lunch and alcohol are not included, so decide early how you want to handle food. If you want a restaurant lunch, you may need to coordinate it in advance, and if weather gets choppy, the best-laid lunch plan can change with the route.

Sailing Yacht Mowgli: where you meet and what the start feels like

You meet at Sailing Yacht Mowgli at Triq Sa Maison Tal, Tal-Pietà PTA 1701, Malta. The activity ends back at the same meeting point. That simple loop is a real advantage in Malta, where travel times can vary depending on traffic and where your hotel is.

The day begins onboard with a calm, hosted feel. Based on how this charter operates, you should expect a captain and crew focused on comfort and safety, with the schedule flexing based on wind and sea conditions. The tour is offered in English, and it is designed as a private experience for your group only, so you should feel free to ask questions about what each stop is like and what to prioritize for your group.

One practical tip: if you have anyone who gets seasick easily, you will want to think about timing and seating. Even if the day is smooth, you will be sailing and anchoring at different spots, so bringing seasickness support from home is not a bad idea.

Coffee, restroom access, and snorkeling gear that actually matters

This charter comes with the “small comforts” that make a day on the water go better. You get bottled water, coffee and/or tea, and soda/pop. You also have access to a restroom on board, which is a big deal once you are out near Comino and settled into your swim schedule.

Snorkeling is supported with the use of snorkeling equipment. That means you can travel lighter, and you do not have to rent or hunt for gear once you arrive. What I would not count on is unlimited extras beyond the basics. Some days, conditions and availability can affect comfort items and what the crew uses during the sail, so keep your plan simple: bring your own swim confidence, and let the gear handle the rest.

If you have never snorkeled in Malta before, the best approach is to treat your first swim as a warm-up. Start shallow, get comfortable with breathing, then adjust. Comino’s swim spots are scenic, but the day is still about enjoying the water, not checking boxes.

Armier Bay Beach: an easy first swim stop for many groups

One of the first anchor options is Armier Bay Beach, with about 1 hour set aside. Think of this stop as a “get your bearings” moment. It is a good place to ease into the day, stretch your legs, and do a first swim without the pressure of a long beach time.

Because this is a private charter with a customizable route, Armier Bay is not a rigid guarantee. The captain can swap stops depending on wind direction, sea state, and what the group wants. But when the boat can make it work safely, this kind of short anchoring stop is a great tactic for families and mixed groups, since nobody has to commit to two long stretches back-to-back.

What to watch for: short swim windows mean you need to be ready. If your group is big on photos, snacks, and slow entry into the water, you may feel time compression. The fix is simple, decide roles onboard. Someone checks masks, someone claims towels and sunscreen, someone coordinates the timing so you all hop in together.

Crystal Lagoon at Comino: time for color and chill

Another anchor option is Crystal Lagoon on Comino, with about 1 hour. The name is part of the appeal, but the real value is the combination of clear water and a layout that works well for casual snorkeling and floating.

With only an hour, the goal is not to do everything. It is to enjoy the visibility, swim steadily, and take a break in between if you need it. If your group is newer to snorkeling, this time window helps. You can try it, learn what you like, and still have time later in the day for the bigger swim stops.

One consideration is crowding in the area. A private charter gives you freedom in practice, but you are still sailing through popular waters. Your captain may anchor slightly based on conditions, and the sea can change minute to minute. That is why having confidence in the captain’s call is the best plan.

Blue Lagoon for the main event: bigger time, bigger payoff

For many people, Blue Lagoon is the highlight, and this itinerary includes about 2 hours there. That extra time compared to earlier stops is what lets you do it properly. You can swim, snorkel, relax on deck, and still have breathing room for a second swim if the first one is too quick.

Two hours is also where the day starts to feel like it belongs to you. If you want to take photos without feeling rushed, this is the slot. If your group wants to split up briefly into “swim now” and “hang back,” there is usually time to regroup.

The drawback to keep in mind is that conditions can influence how close you can get and how the crew manages stops on the water. If the sea is windy or choppy, the plan can shift. You may find the captain adapts by adjusting where and how you anchor, or by modifying the plan to keep everyone safe and comfortable.

St. Peter’s Pool: a southern option with long swim time

If the captain is sailing south of Malta, St. Peter’s Pool can be an anchor stop, also with about 2 hours. This slot is useful if you want variety, since it changes the feel of the day. Instead of staying purely in Comino-focused water, this adds a different coastline vibe and a different swimming setup.

Because it is another two-hour block, it works well as your “second act” stop. If your group did a good swim earlier and you want to build up the relaxation level, St. Peter’s Pool gives that chance.

Like Blue Lagoon, the exact experience can vary with the day’s conditions, and with your boat position. Treat it as a swim-first stop, not a sit-on-a-beach-all-day stop. Your comfort will depend on the setup on the water, and the deck space and timing onboard.

Lunch and drinks: build your plan around flexibility

Lunch is the big missing piece from the base price. You can bring your own food and drinks, or let the crew provide options if you let them know in advance. Alcoholic beverages are also not included, but you can bring your own, or coordinate it with the crew.

In practice, this is where the private charter can shine, because you can match lunch to your group. If you like a sit-down meal, choose a restaurant option and order ahead so you are not waiting. If you want a simpler day, bring picnic-style supplies and eat onboard, then jump right back into the water.

Here is the reality check: on some windy days, the easiest plan might not be the original restaurant idea. The safe and workable route wins. So if lunch is a priority, have a backup approach. Pack easy snacks and hydration, even if you plan to order a restaurant meal.

If you care about onboard refresh, note that coffee and/or tea and soda/pop are part of the included set. Alcohol is separate, so if that is part of your “vacation vibe,” plan for it rather than expecting it to be waiting onboard.

Crew vibe, safety focus, and how the day adapts

What makes this charter feel worth it is the way the crew runs the day. Captains you may sail with include names like Graziella and Evgheni, plus first mate support such as Pavel, and you might also encounter other captains like Logan and hosts such as Marie Claire. Regardless of who is on your day, the operating style is consistent: safety first, and then fun.

That is why you should treat the route as “designed to be flexible,” not fixed. Weather plays a real role around Malta and Comino, and when conditions change, the captain can shorten a stop, choose a different anchoring spot, or pass by certain areas purely for view rather than stopping.

A few practical examples of how that can affect your comfort:

• If the day is windy, some “extra” activities may be paused or skipped.
• Snorkeling gear is provided, but comfort add-ons like specific flippers or extra items may not be available in unlimited quantities.
• Caves may not be part of the plan on every day, especially if the yacht’s size limits how close you can get, and tender logistics become complicated.

If you go in with a calm mindset and let the captain adapt, you will likely feel the day is smooth and well-run rather than disappointing.

Who should book this Mowgli charter, and who should think twice

This charter is a strong fit for:

• Families who want to swim in short, manageable blocks and avoid crowded day tours.
• Couples or small groups who want privacy and the freedom to linger at the best water.
• Groups who travel together and want a flat-rate private experience rather than a per-person ticket.

It might not be the best fit if you want:

• A fully fixed itinerary with no route changes. Weather can shift things.
• A guaranteed lunch plan that always goes exactly as originally hoped. Lunch requires coordination and is not included.
• A full set of “all extra toys always,” since conditions can change what the crew uses on the water.

My best advice is to match your expectations to the way the day is built. This is not a strict schedule cruise. It is a private charter that gives you freedom, with the crew making smart decisions so the day stays safe and enjoyable.

Should you book this Private Day Charter on Amazing Mowgli?

Book it if you want a private, full-day Malta experience with real swim time at Comino and nearby spots, plus onboard basics like coffee, water, soda/pop, a restroom, and snorkeling equipment. The flat-rate group pricing also makes it a practical choice if you are traveling with up to 12 people.

Hold off or go in with extra planning if lunch and drinks are central to your trip, or if you are the type who needs exact stops and exact timing no matter the weather. If you can be flexible, this style of charter tends to deliver the kind of day that feels personal, not packaged.

FAQ

How many people is this charter for?

It is priced for a group and can take up to 12 people. It is a private tour, so only your group participates.

How long is the trip?

The duration is about 8 hours.

Where do we meet, and where does it end?

You start at Sailing Yacht Mowgli, Triq Sa Maison Tal, Tal-Pietà PTA 1701, Malta. The activity ends back at the same meeting point.

What is included onboard?

The charter includes bottled water, coffee and/or tea, soda/pop, a private tour, snorkeling equipment, and a restroom on board.

Is lunch included?

No. Lunch is not included. You can bring your own food and drinks, or let the provider know so they can share lunch and drinks options.

Can I bring alcoholic beverages?

Alcoholic beverages are not included. You can bring your own, or let the provider know so they can take care of options.

What happens if the weather is bad or I cancel?

Good weather is required. You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours in advance. If it is canceled due to poor weather, you are offered a different date or a full refund.