Experience Malta with us
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City Sightseeing Malta Hop-On, Hop-Off TourWhen: Daily
Length:
Bus tour: 1-day, 2-day, 24-hour and 48-hour (as per the option chosen)
North route 1 loop takes 3.5 hours.
South route 1 loop takes 3 hours.
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from US$ 64.45 per person
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from US$ 70.31 per person
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The Three Cities of Malta: Cospicua, Vittoriosa and Senglea
When: Wednesday & Saturdays
Length: 4 hours
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Cruise to Gozo and the Blue Lagoon
When: 01 Apr – 30 Apr: Tuesdays & Thursdays
01 May – 31 Oct: DailyLength: From Malta: 8 hours
From Gozo: 8 hours 40 minutesfrom US$ 70.31 per person -
from US$ 75.00 per person
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from US$ 56.25 per person
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from US$ 76.17 per person
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from US$ 23.44 per person
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Hidden Gozo Jeep Excursion
When: 01 May – 31 Oct: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Saturday
01 Nov – 30 Apr: Monday, Wednesday & FridayLength: 8 hours
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from US$ 37.50 per person
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from US$ 64.45 per person
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Discovering Gozo - Guided Tour and Trackless train ride to Cittadella
When: Monday,Friday
Length: 9 HOURS
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from US$ 72.65 per person
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from US$ 33.98 per person
Our tips for Malta
- Take a trip to the Blue Lagoon. When weighing up what to do in Malta, one can't look past a day tour to Como and the Blue Lagoon. With a swim in its crystal clear waters, this is one of the highlights of any of Malta tours you decide to go on.
- A day in the captial. Valletta makes for a perfect Malta day trip. Narrow, meandering streets, a castle and bags full of history to consume. Not forgetting the unique, delicious cuisine this city can offer.
- Step back in time. Simple, one of the things to do in Malta from an historical perspective is visit the historical sites. Malta cab boast of some of the world’s oldest existing man-made structures. The Megalithic temples being one such Malta attraction that will delight.
Good to know
- Public bus services are efficient and inexpensive, they also go practically everywhere, meaning visiting all Malta attractions are only a short bus ride away.
- Travellers can hire vehicles from most of the major car-hire companies at the Malta airport, just over 8km Valletta city centre.
- If you’re visiting Como there is a regular ferry service, while hiring a bike or scooter is also a fun way of exploring on your Malta day trips.
- There is relatively little crime in Malta, though as the country is a popular tourist destination, pick pocketing and bag snatching does occur. Visitors should keep their valuables close at all times.
- Be careful when walking around Valletta after dark. Walking only in well-lit streets and sticking with your group is always sensible when you find yourself in unfamiliar surroundings.
- In any emergency, dial 112.
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