- Marsaxlokk - Marsaxlokk is known for its vibrant traditional Maltese fishing boats, called luzzus.
- Blue Grotto (Il-Hnejja) - The Blue Grotto should not be mistaken for the Blue Lagoon, which is situated in the North West of the archipelago on the island of Comino. The Blue Grotto is a series of seven caves along the southern coast of the island, directly opposite the small islet of Filfla, and less than a kilometre west of Wied iż-Żurrieq.
The name was given in the 1950s by a British soldier who visited the area and likened it to Capri’s famous Grotta Azzura, meaning ‘Blue Grotto’, due to its stunningly clear, bright blue waters.
- Dingli Cliffs - Malta is a stunning country, brimming with beautiful landscapes and incredible sights. For breathtaking panoramic coastal views, be sure to visit the Dingli Cliffs. Our Aquarium’s first area is themed around these very cliffs, which are located near the village of Dingli.
Situated on Malta’s western coast, the Dingli Cliffs rise 253 metres above sea level, making them the highest point on the island. They have become a popular spot for tourists visiting Malta.
- Mdina Old City - A medieval city with beautiful places and narrow roads.
- Mosta Rotunda - The Mosta Rotunda boasts the third largest dome in Europe.
- Water
- Lunch and entry tickets are all optional
- Boat ride in blue grotto cost of 10euros
- Mosta dome entry of 5euro per persons not included
A liable company and have been organising excursions for quite some time and always provide great service and convenience.
Enjoy worry-free journeys every step of the way. From impeccable safety standards to reliable and punctual service, and cleanliness, we ensure your peace of mind from the moment you book with us.
It’s a customizable tours so we can also organise on the spot for your of places of interest
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
