The tiny Mediterranean paradise of Comino has long been overrun by tourists, many lured by social media to photograph its iconic Blue Lagoon. Now, the island is fighting back.

A PARADISE Mediterranean island has had a fall from grace after it became a rat-infested, litter-strewn “disaster zone”. Comino, a tiny outcrop off the coast of Malta famous for its ...

The Malta Tourism Authority (MTA) announced that it has appointed architecture and design practice Mizzi Studio to deliver a Strategic Plan for the Blue Lagoon, Comino.

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And approximately 20 minutes away from the mainland lies the island of Comino – known for the Blue Lagoon, a natural wide pool that, formed partially of sand and mostly of rock, has become hugely ...

The Malta Tourism Authority has appointed Mizzi Studio, an architecture and design practice, to deliver a strategic plan for the Blue Lagoon in Comino. It has also announced that daily visitor ...

An island hailed as the most beautiful in the Mediterranean is now a rat-infested, litter-strewn “disaster” zone in need of urgent intervention, campaigners say.

Infrastructure Malta has withdrawn an application proposing the construction of a 136-metre pier at the Blue Lagoon. Plans submitted in 2020 envisaged the extension of the existing pier along the ...

Borg told Times of Malta that the Blue Lagoon can expect to see half the usual number of tourists during this summer’s busiest months, as the government plans to introduce a capacity cap for ...

According to @travelswithjace, Malta is also an ideal spot thanks to the many activities on offer here which she recommends visiting the Blue Lagoon and watching a sunset on Dingli Cliffs.

‘During July and August, 10,000 people descend on Comino’s Blue Lagoon every day, and that’s too many,’ Borg outlined, according to reports in The Times of Malta. Up to 10,000 people per ...