MALTA
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Our pick of the 10 City Tours travellers book most across the Maltese islands. Who runs each one, how long it takes, what it costs, and what the day actually looks like once you are on it.
2.5-hour guided walk through Valletta’s squares and gardens, with stories and Grand Harbour views for $24.
“Excellent tour and tour guide. We learnt a lot from Angel our guide about the history of Valletta and we covered a lot of ground in the 2.5 hour tour which passed very quickly. We would highly recommend this tour.”
Hop on an open-top bus in Gozo and tour Victoria, Dwejra, temples, beaches, and coastal villages at your own pace for about a day.
“Great tour, bus was on time, stops were clearly communicated”
Malta’s best-known sights, paced your way: hop-on hop-off bus loops plus an optional harbor cruise for Mediterranean views.
“Route is very log, more than half island is covered. The airconditioning should be better and guidance sound volume should be higher.”
Walk Valletta with a small-group guide, from Renzo Piano gates to three grand squares, ending at Upper Barrakka Gardens with harbor views.
“The Tour Guide is very friendly to kids. The walking tour is relaxing.”
Malta hop-on hop-off bus with north and south routes, 35 stops, onboard audio, and optional harbour cruise from Sliema.
“I took the South Tour and from the point I boarded the bus until the end of the round trip, it was about 3 hours, not counting the one stop I made at the temples. Note that this company has a stop at the Limestone Heritage Gardens, but the other company (the blue bus) does…”
A 2-hour guided walk through Mdina and Rabat, where Roman roots and noble-family streets turn into practical, unforgettable stories for $24.
“The guide Angela was great, it was very relaxing and edjucative tour. We really enjoyed it.”
Walk Valletta’s top sights in 2.5 hours with a licensed guide, clear headset audio, and stops like Barrakka Gardens and Knights’ palaces.
“The walking tour was a great introduction to Valletta. We walked around the city center and heard background information and history of the city's founding.”
Hop-on hop-off buses connect Gozo’s Victoria, temples, beaches and Dwejra with free headphones and audio in 11 languages.
“This was an awful experience. We waited forever for a bus. The tour competitor had five buses for every one bus this operator had.”
Two hours of guided walking through Mdina and Rabat, with clear headsets, wheelchair-friendly route, and a finish at St Paul’s Square.
“Our guide Nadine was very knowledgeable and provided us with a lot of information. We walked at a good pace and we had the time to take pictures.”
A 3-hour walking tour of Valletta with expert guidance, Grand Harbour views, and free time at St. John’s Co-Cathedral.
“3 Hours Tour minus 1 1/2 in the Church and 1/2 Hour in the Cinema. That IS not a good City Tour. Sorry.”
