International Flight to Luqa
Upon arrival to Luqa, you will be met at the airport and privately transferred to your hotel in Sliema.

You will meet your guide at the hotel reception, then be transferred to Valletta by ferry. This tour will take you through the bustling streets of Valletta, allowing you to view the Upper Barrakka Gardens, which command a breathtaking panorama of the Grand Harbour.

The walled city was established in the 1500s on a peninsula by the Knights of St. John, a Roman Catholic order. It is known for its museums, palaces, and grand churches. Baroque landmarks include St. John's Co-Cathedral, whose opulent interior houses the Caravaggio masterpiece The Beheading of Saint John, a visit to this cathedral is included.

After the visit you will be transferred back to your hotel. ...read less

Today's tour will take you to the south of the island, to the picturesque fishing village of Marsaxlokk, a typical Maltese village with an authentic local flavor. Its harbor is so photogenic that many tourists visit to capture the iconic luzzu (fishing boats) in the foreground. On Sundays, the village hosts a market with fresh fruits and vegetables, fish, souvenirs, and more.

From Marsaxlokk, you will head to the Hagar Qim and Mnajdra Temples. These two megalithic sites date back to the late Neolithic period, over 5,000 years ago. Designated as UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 1992, they are part of the serial inscription of the "Megalithic Temples of Malta." Hagar Qim sits atop a promontory, while Mnajdra is located 500 meters downhill. Given their proximity, it is likely both sites were used by the same community.

The final stop, just a five-minute drive from the temples, is the Blue Grotto, a network of stunning sea caves. The best time to visit is in the morning or afternoon, when sunlight illuminates the water, revealing a dazzling array of blue shades. A boat ride into the caves allows you to experience the full spectrum of colors, making this natural attraction truly spectacular. ...read less

With its breathtaking interior and manicured Italianate gardens, the 18th-century Palazzo Parisio is one of Malta's most spectacular private houses. Renowned for luxury and style, Palazzo Parisio is famous not only for its stunning gardens and beautiful rooms but also for the innovation, unique presentation, and highly professional standards that make it a world-class destination in Malta and beyond. From fine dining to perfectly served afternoon tea, memorable weddings to bespoke events, and intimate tours of the house and gardens, the Palazzo is an idyllic location.

A glass of prosecco will be offered in the garden (weather dependent).

After visiting Palazzo Parisio, you will head to the village of Attard to explore San Anton Gardens, probably the best-known gardens on the island. Laid out by Grand Master Antoine de Paule as the grounds for his summer residence, San Anton Palace, the gardens have a rich history. From 1802 until 1964, San Anton Palace served as the official residence of the British Governor. Today, it remains a state building and is the residence of the Maltese President.

Over the years, numerous heads of state have visited the gardens, with plaques marking ceremonial tree plantings. The gardens are a botanical delight, featuring mature trees, old stone urns, fountains, ponds, and formal flower beds. Blending formal design with rustic touches, the gardens showcase a wide variety of plants and flowers, including Jacaranda trees, Norfolk pines, Bougainvillea, and roses. ...read less

Rolling Geeks are self-drive electric cars, complete with pre-programmed GPS that not only guides you on the perfect tour but also explains what you're seeing. The cars are fun, safe, and easy to drive, while being environmentally responsible, allowing you to experience authentic Maltese culture and climate firsthand.

Your Rolling Geek will take you around Malta's famous Three Cities, driving past key museums where you can step out and immerse yourself in history. Highlights include the Maritime Museum, the Inquisitor's Palace – National Museum of Ethnography, and the Malta at War Museum, all located in Birgu (Vittoriosa). ...read less

Start with a small introduction by our head chef about the process of making traditional Maltese Ftira dough and the history of local bread bakeries. This will be followed by a demonstration of how the dough is prepared. Afterwards, all guests will have the opportunity to choose their own ingredients from a selection of Maltese produce, which will then be cooked in our wood-burning oven.

What's included:
- Hands-on cooking class
- Dine in our restaurant and enjoy the fruit of your labor
- Free-flowing jugs of water during the workshop
- Take-home recipes, apron, and chef’s hat ...read less

At the appropriate time, you will be met at your hotel and privately transferred to the port to board a ferry to Gozo. Upon arrival, you will be transferred to your hotel. (approx. 1.5 hours travel)

The guide and vehicle, along with a local driver, will meet you at your hotel in Gozo. The vehicle can accommodate 4 passengers plus the local driver.

Upon arriving in Gozo, you can immediately experience the unique atmosphere of the island.

During the tour, you will see some beautiful places including Dwejra (The Inland Sea), the Saltpans, Ghasri Valley, Wied Mielah Window, Xlendi, and Victoria. You will be impressed by the island's countryside, serene atmosphere, and how different it is from the larger island of Malta.

The tour can be adjusted from 3 to 6 hours, depending on your preference. ...read less

At the appropriate time, you will be met at your hotel and privately transferred to the port to board the ferry to Mdina. Upon arrival, you will be privately transferred to your hotel. (approx. 1.5 hours travel)

Private Half Day Mdina & Rabat Tour

This tour takes us to the central part of Malta, dominated by the fortified medieval town of Mdina, Malta's former capital. The narrow, winding streets, dating back to medieval times, offer magnificent views and allow us to admire a panorama of much of the island. Along the way, we discover different architectural styles, including Siculo-Norman palaces and other historically important Baroque buildings. It was the Arabs who reduced the town to its present size and dug the moat separating Mdina (in Arabic, “town”) from Rabat (in Arabic, “suburb”).

Time has stood still in this 'silent city', which is a filmmaker's paradise.

Rabat is a short walk from Mdina. Although Mdina takes centre stage, Rabat offers its own charm. It has narrow streets, historical houses, and many attractions. If history interests you, Rabat's rich medieval vibe won't disappoint. ...read less

Day of Leisure in Mdina.

Today will be at your leisure to relax and explore Mdina on your own.

At the appropriate time, you will be met at your hotel and privately transferred to Luqa airport for your flight Home.