• Dingli Cliffs - Situated on Malta’s western coast, the Dingli Cliffs rise to 253 meters above sea level, making them the highest point on the island. These cliffs have become a favored destination for tourists visiting Malta, who enjoy a tranquil walk with breathtaking views of Filfa and the Mediterranean Sea.
• Mdina Old City - Established over 4,000 years ago, Mdina is the oldest fortified medieval town in Malta, perched atop a hill. It is believed to be the resting place of St. Paul the Apostle after his shipwreck, adding to its ancient allure. The city’s architecture is a unique blend of Baroque and medieval styles, offering an unparalleled experience.
• Upper Barrakka Gardens - Experience a breathtaking view of Malta’s natural harbors from Valletta’s Barrakka Gardens. At noon and 4 PM, a traditional cannon salute is performed in memory of those who fell during World War II. Visitors can return to the cruise port terminal afterward.
• Blue Grotto (Il-Hnejja) - This renowned site draws thousands of visitors annually, with tourists eager to explore the stunning grotto via local boat trips, which remain uncrowded despite the high visitor numbers. It is also a favored spot for diving, snorkeling, and swimming, thanks to its exceptionally clear, clean, and deep waters.

• Boat ride
• In-person Guide: English, Italian
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Water

• Boat ride 10e per persons only except cash

Here are some thrilling details about the shared tour in Malta that are sure to delight. This tour is specially crafted to include many of the island’s most stunning landmarks, offering an opportunity to fully appreciate Malta’s incredible beauty.

With the shared option, there is ample time to explore each site without the hurried pace typical of larger group tours. Whether it’s taking in the scenery, capturing photos, or savoring the lively culture, the aim is to ensure a memorable and enjoyable experience.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.