Coral Lagoon, a remarkable sea cave in Malta, offers breathtaking natural beauty, primarily accessed via a rugged cliff-top walk to view it from above, or more intimately by sea. While the cliff-top path requires sturdy shoes and is not wheelchair accessible, direct entry into the lagoon itself is most safely and commonly achieved through guided kayak or paddleboard tours from nearby beaches (e.g., Armier Bay), as attempts to climb down are dangerous. There is no entrance fee for the cliff-top view, but guided water tours typically cost €20-€50. The optimal period for visiting, especially for water activities, is during calmer seas from late spring to early autumn (May-October), avoiding windy days or winter months. A visit for the cliff-top view can last 15-30 minutes, while water-based exploration may extend to 1-3 hours, making it an ideal spot for adventurers and photographers. Sun protection and water are highly recommended.