See the bright-lights of the Maltese capital with an evening cruise around Valletta's harbours. Float past historic forts as you hear tales of the heroic Knights Hospitaller and their defence of the city during the Great Siege of Malta in 1565. Drift by places that can only be seen from the sea and get an insight into the island's past and present.
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Marv
Travelled with family
United Kingdom
Couldn't hear the guide in all parts of the boat
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Troy
Travelled as a couple
United Kingdom
Tour was great value for money, the only downside was that we couldn’t quite understand everything in the commentary due to language/ accent but very enjoyable non the less. The tour inspired us to visit Valletta in the day time and we had a fantastic time.
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John C
Travelled as a couple
United Kingdom
Onboard the boat i was not able to get in a position to get good photographs. Could not always understand the commentary as the speakers were distorted. This is our second trip and each time the gangplank to board the ship bounces up and down making it difficult to get on and off. Lastly the coach journey was the jerkiest ride i have been on in some time, not sure if it was the clutch or brakes.
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Kerry
Travelled as a couple
United Kingdom
First time here and first day of our holiday. Amazing way to see the harbours lit up at night. Absolutely stunning scenery and informative guide information. There is also a bar on board which you can purchase drinks and snacks from.
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Darren C
Travelled with family
United Kingdom
It is a shame this was sold to us as a sunset cruise, we started to get worried when the coach was not going to make it to the harbour in time. So a bit disappointing. The cruise itself was good, staff pointed out various landmarks on the way, and there is plenty of sites to take photo's of. Overall I would recommend, but seeing a sunset is not on the agenda.
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Paul
Travelled with a group of friends
United Kingdom
Excellent value for money, only fault was it was difficult to hear the announcements, could do with an upgrade to speakers
Marsaxlokk Sunday Market & Blue Grotto with Local Guide
Leisure is the name of the game on Sunday mornings in Malta, and this shopping and sightseeing trip makes the most of Malta's scenery and local culture. You'll head to Ħaġar Qim Temple, gaze at the renowned Blue Grotto and visit the fishing village of Marsaxlokk to stroll around its weekly market. Micheal, one of our expert local guides, says, 'If you like to eat fish and seafood, Marsaxlokk won't disappoint. It's packed with great restaurants and market day brings the freshest produce to town, much of it picked or caught the same day.'We'll kick off with a visit to the historic Hagar Qim Temple. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is over 5,000 years old and hints at how Malta's first inhabitants lived on the island. Then, it's on to one of Malta's most famous natural sights – the Blue Grotto of Wied Iz-Zurrieq. It's a 50-metre-deep natural cave with a huge arch that stretches out to sea. The caves get their name from the light reflecting off the water, which creates a dazzling blue colour. An optional boat trip into the grotto is available.You'll reach Marsaxlokk – one of the most picturesque spots in the country – just as tummies to begin growling. This quaint fishing village hosts a large market down by the waterfront – make sure you check out the colourfully painted ‘luzzu' boats floating in the harbour. As well as freshly caught fish, there'll also be locally grown fruit and veg, Maltese wines, cold cuts, cheeses and leather goods. Enjoy free time here and tuck into what takes your fancy.
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Small-Group Tour of Gozo with Victoria and Ggantija Temples
Gozo and Malta are separated only by a narrow channel, but the differences are eye-catching. Gozo is greener, more laidback and sparsely populated. Get the lowdown on the island on this adults-only small group tour with visits to the Victoria Citadel, Ta'Pinu Basilica and Dwejra Bay. Yohanna, one of our expert local guides, says, "The mosaics at Ta'Pinu are a recent addition, dating from 2017. They feature 20 mysteries of the rosary mounted on four circular walls in what had previously been an unsightly car park."After a short trip by ferry to the island, you'll head to Qala Point first, for unobstructed views over the Maltese Archipelago. Then, it's off to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Ggantija Temples, which pre-date the Egyptian pyramids. The historic theme continues at the medieval Citadel of Victoria, the island's capital. Yohanna says, "Victoria was originally named Rabat, however, to commemorate Queen Victoria's diamond jubilee in 1887, its name was changed. You'll see lots of British influence here, due to 164 years under British rule."Next up is a visit to the salt pans, to see how salt is harvested on the island. After stopping for a lunch made from locally sourced ingredients at a traditional Gozitan restaurant, you'll head to Ta'Pinu Basilica, where you can grab some Insta-perfect snaps. Last but not least, you'll visit the impressive geographic features in and around Dwejra Bay – the Fungus Rock and the Inland Sea lagoon.
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Valletta Two Harbours Cruise by Night
See the bright-lights of the Maltese capital with an evening cruise around Valletta's harbours. Float past historic forts as you hear tales of the heroic Knights Hospitaller and their defence of the city during the Great Siege of Malta in 1565. Drift by places that can only be seen from the sea and get an insight into the island's past and present.
Experience the fabled beauty of Malta after dark on a guided tour through Valletta's illuminated fortifications and the bustling Valletta Waterfront. After free time to explore the waterfront, explore Rabat's winding streets before visiting the mysterious city of Mdina. It's a city of palaces and churches, once inhabited by noblemen. Millennia of history radiate from its walls against the backdrop of sparkling island vistas.
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The Farsons Brewery Experience
This informative brewery tour takes you on a journey through the art and science of brewing, from grain to bottle. You'll find out about flavours, history, and craftsmanship as you explore the brewhouse's vintage industrial machinery, including copper kettles that have been in use for over 60 years. With a blend of vintage charm and contemporary flair, this experience in Malta is truly unique. Cap it off with a tasting on the panoramic rooftop.
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If you're looking for a fun-filled day out with a little bit of an adventure, then head to Gozo for some sightseeing – by quad bike. Whether you've tried it before or you're a newcomer to quad biking, you'll soon get the hang of it – it's easy to learn and it's thrilling to ride.
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Blue Lagoon & Gozo Sunset Quad Tour
Sometimes it's not just the early bird that catches the worm – and on this sunset quad bike tour, you'll see why. Hop across from Malta to neighbouring Gozo via the crystal-clear Blue Lagoon for a swim. Then on dry land, rev up the action for a thrilling ATV ride around some of Gozo's best bits. Sanap cliffs, Fontana village and Xwejni salt pans are just a few highlights, before settling in to soak up the views of a dazzling sunset across the Med.
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If you're looking for an adrenaline rush, make sure you don't miss this off-road, quad bike adventure. With only a short journey across from Malta, it's the perfect way to get a true taste of Gozo with guaranteed fun. Follow your expert leader through sightseeing spots, hidden gems and more. Dwejra Bay, Xlendi beach and the Sanap cliffs are just some of the highlights, as well as a light Gozitan lunch.
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Sunset Gozo tuk-tuk and Comino Island hopper boat tour
Tick off two of Malta's sister islands in one day on this land and sea combo afternoon to evening tour. Explore the rugged caves and Crystal Lagoon of Comino island before diving into the famous Blue Lagoon. Then, hop on a boat to Gozo Island, where a knowledgeable driver-guide will lead you on a tuk-tuk tour through the island's landmarks and lesser-known gems. Expect postcard views and azure waters as your local guide teaches you a thing or two about the laidback way of life here. There's also a tasty Gozitan dinner to look forward to.
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Half-day Private Taxi or Mini Van Go As You Please Without Guide
Design your own Maltese tour with an exclusive chauffeur-driven trip. Depending on the size of your group, you'll have a taxi or minivan and driver at your disposal, so you call the shots. Choose between a half- or full-day experience for hassle-free sightseeing – exactly the way you want it.Malta's iconic sights are waiting to be explored. You could visit the ancient city of Mdina – known as the 'Silent City' – and take in its historic charm. Or, you could head to the prehistoric temples of Hagar Qim, among the oldest freestanding structures in the world. And of course, no visit to the island would be complete without basking in the golden sands of the famous Mellieha Bay or even taking a boat trip to the Blue Grotto.Head off the beaten track and you'll uncover hidden gems only the locals know. Meander through the narrow streets of Vittoriosa, watch the colourful boats bob on the water in the fishing village of Marsaxlokk, or perhaps trek the scenic Dingli Cliffs for panoramic views of the island. The choice is yours.
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