MALTA
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Our pick of the 10 Show 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.
Experience a 4-course Maltese dinner with free-flowing local wine, live guitar, and a folklore dance show at Ta’ Marija Restaurant.
“This is a great night out family run business for over 60 years very traditional food was great wine was good and the entertainment was really good if you get a chance do it you won’t be disappointed”
Valletta’s audio-visual show tells Malta’s 7,000-year story in 45 minutes in 17 languages, with an optional Knights’ infirmary tour.
“Worth the money, good for a historical overview of Malta. Combine it with other guided tours to connect the dots.”
Malta’s 7000-year audio-visual show at St Elmo, plus a guided Sacra Infermeria tour of the Knights of St John.
“The audio-visual show is outstanding. Because of another appointment, we skipped the Sacra Infermeria tour.”
Catch Malta 5D in Valletta: a 20-minute 3D audio-visual history show with seats, scents, water, and 17-language commentary. $12
“A pesar de indicar que no había horario, tuvimos que volver una hora y media más tarde para completar un grupo. En cuanto a la experiencia, muy positiva e interesante.”
A 3.5-hour Malta night bus tour linking Valletta, Mdina, and Mosta Dome, plus a 5D show and WWII dome photo stop.
“Den guidade turen var bra med en informativ och kunnig guide. Det som kan förbättras är informationen gällande upphämtningsplats. Jag kunde välja en upphämtningsplats där det visade sig att bussen inte stannade utan den stannade vid en busshållsplats ett par hundra meter bort. Detta ledde till onödiga förseningar för hela gruppen.”
Mdina-area folklore dinner in Mosta: 4-course Maltese meal with free wine, then an 18th-century dance show plus group transfers.
“The food, the restaurant and the dancing were all fantastic, a really enjoyable experience. The staff were all attentive and polite, the good was delicious and the atmosphere in the restaurant was great. However, the transport to & from the restaurant was not good - the driver got lost several times getting to the hotels…”
Mdina comes alive in a 30-minute audio-visual show on 7,000 years of history, with headset sound in 12 languages for about $7.
4-course Maltese dinner with free-flowing wine plus a folklore dance show in a traditional Ta’ Marija restaurant, with optional transfers.
“Was a great tour with lots of history and more food than we could eat. The service was magnificent and the traditional dances were also good. Our only issue was the bus was too early at 10:30pm as we were all dancing but had to leave.”
Malta 5D audiovisual show in Valletta: a 20-minute 5D film with moving seats, surround sound, and audio in 17 languages.
“It was very interesting.. few people were there and not crowded. You will learn a lot about Malta. Try it and you will not regret it.”
Malta’s 5D show brings centuries of history to life, with an optional offline Valletta audio walk to explore key landmarks at your pace.
“Deux approches la première est que vous découvrez l’histoire sur des sièges interactifs de cette île depuis 1565 en 5D. protégée par les Français et Jean de La Valette et annexé par les Anglais par la suite la deuxième et que vous récupérer de la chaleur car au frais pendant 20 minutes”
