FAQ:
Malta offers a wide range of excursions including historical tours to landmarks like the Megalithic Temples and the capital city, Valletta. You can enjoy guided walking tours, boat trips to the Blue Grotto and Comino’s Blue Lagoon, Jeep safaris, wine tasting tours, and even night tours that explore the island's nightlife.
Yes, there are organized day trips to both Gozo, Malta's sister island known for its rustic charm and unique landmarks like the Ġgantija Temples, and Comino, which is famous for its crystal-clear Blue Lagoon. These excursions typically include ferry transfers and guided tours.
Absolutely, Malta's rich history is a central part of many excursions. History buffs can enjoy trips to medieval cities like Mdina, the ancient capital, and tours of war rooms and military installations. Valletta’s historical sites, including St. John's Co-Cathedral and the Grand Master's Palace, are often featured.
Malta offers a variety of outdoor excursions, such as rock climbing, horseback riding, and hiking in areas like Dingli Cliffs or the countryside. Water-sport excursions, including scuba diving, snorkeling, and sailing, are also very popular, given Malta's clear Mediterranean waters.
Yes, many excursions are designed to be family-friendly. Families can enjoy boat trips, beach outings, interactive museums like the Malta Experience, and educational tours of historical sites. The Popeye Village also makes for a fun family excursion with entertainment for all ages.
Excursions can be booked online through various websites offering tourist services, through local tour operators, at hotel reception desks, or at tourist information kiosks found in major towns and attractions.
Many tour operators in Malta provide excursions that accommodate those with limited mobility, but it’s important to check in advance. Sites like Valletta and Mdina are quite accessible, although some historical sites may have limited access due to their ancient nature.
Yes, several companies offer private or bespoke excursions where you can personalize your itinerary to your interests, be it cultural, historical, or a more leisurely pace focusing on Malta’s scenic landscapes.
Daytime excursions usually call for comfortable, casual attire suitable for walking and the weather. For summer outings, light clothing, sun protection, and good walking shoes are recommended. In the cooler months, a light jacket may be necessary. For religious sites, respectful clothing that covers shoulders and knees is often required.
This depends on the excursion package you choose. Some full-day excursions provide lunch or snacks, while others may offer stops at local eateries where you can purchase your own meals. It’s always recommended to check what’s included in your tour and to bring a bottle of water to stay hydrated.