MALTA
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Our pick of the 10 Workshops 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.
First-time scuba lesson in Malta with Aquatica. Small group (max 4), full gear, English coaching, and two underwater sessions for $91.
“We had a fantastic time learning to scuba! Our instructors were super patient and allow you to go at your pace and comfort level. We got a good feel for the basics and plan on taking some more in-depth classes when we get back home. Thanks for a great introduction!”
Hands-on chocolate workshop in Malta. Learn truffles and molding techniques, eat what you make, and take home sweet souvenirs. 1 hour.
“This was so good! We had a brilliant time! From making chocolate to truffles and getting to enjoy the chocolate and learn all about it! Definitely recommend!!”
Make 12 handmade truffles in Malta in a 1-hour class near Bugibba Square, learn ganache tips and chocolate history, and take boxed truffles home.
“Such a fun activity! Messier than I thought it would be, but quite the experience. The dark chocolate with pomegranate was soo good! Really glad that there was white, dark & milk chocolate & our guide was really nice and helpful!”
Learn chocolate painting and truffle techniques at Malta Chocolate Factory. Small English class, take-home treats, about 1 hour.
“A very relaxing way to spend an hour. They run several activities during the week at the Chocolate Factory - worth checking out their website - a chocolate lovers heaven.”
Explore Gozo’s main square market, meet local food makers, cook Pastizzi, Ftira and nougat, then eat lunch with drinks.
“George is a knowledgeable and friendly chef. Not only did we learn how to make delicious Maltese cuisine he also taught us many cooking tips. The class was a nice size and everyone really seemed to be having as much fun as us. Even the walk through Victoria was nice and short but again full…”
Paint a Maltese tile in a traditional townhouse with local artist Clive. Relax for 2 hours and take home your own coaster souvenir.
“I had a wonderful experience at this workshop in Malta. The artist was incredibly talented and welcoming, and it was such a privilege to work in his beautiful studio. The atmosphere was relaxed, inspiring, and very well organized. I truly enjoyed every moment of the process. I would highly recommend this experience to anyone visiting…”
Make your own Maltese souvenir tile in Clive’s Marsa studio. Learn the tradition, paint a 10x10cm coaster, take home photos and a keepsake.
“Clive is a very friendly art teacher and explains all about the making of tiles from Malta. You can choose from various designs that are typical for Malta and paint this design on a tile. You do not have to be an experienced painter. You can take the tile home in a nice box, a…”
Sunrise or sunset beach yoga in Sliema, then a refreshing sea swim. 75 minutes, all levels, English-led, $26.
“Great yoga class, I felt so relaxed afterwards! The instructor is kind and provides modifications of the poses. A must try in Malta if you’re into yoga.”
Shop in Gozo’s market, cook Maltese classics in an open kitchen, then eat your work with wine or beer in a small group.
“An excellent, enjoyable and relaxed time with George. Delicious food and full of tips and hacks to make simple dishes made with local ingredients subtely more than one would expect. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend.”
90-minute yoga at Malta’s Manoel Fort, tied to Game of Thrones locations, with Valletta views. Bring a towel, stretch, relax.
“Amazing !!!!!! Best location !!!”
