Experience the best of Malta, a picturesque island in the Mediterranean! In less than four days, you'll explore the capital city of Valletta, steeped in history and culture, and take a cruise to the neighboring islands of Gozo and Comino with some of the most turquoise waters in Europe – perfect for a (long) weekend getaway!
On the first day, you'll check in and your exploration of Malta begins! If you arrive early and have some energy, head straight out to explore and soak up the local atmosphere by the sea. If you arrive later or are feeling tired, head straight to your accommodation and leave the exploring for tomorrow.
Welcome to Malta! You can head directly to your hotel in the Saint Julian's area by bus (this is how you can always look up all connections) or by taxi.
You'll find everything here - parties, beaches, and Maltese and Sicilian cuisine. Thanks to its geographical location, there's plenty of the latter in Malta, so you can look forward to pistachios in a thousand ways as well as classics like excellent pizza and pasta. If you want to try something Maltese, go for the rabbit meat, which is traditionally prepared here. So, you can spend the rest of the day walking around the city or just relaxing, and tomorrow, it's off to the capital!
You'll discover the landmarks of Malta's capital, Valletta. You'll explore the typical architecture, relax in peaceful gardens, and soak up the atmosphere of the Maltese streets.
In the morning, you'll take a bus to today's first attraction, the large Triton Fountain at the entrance to Valletta. Here, you'll be surrounded by typical sandstone architecture, ancient walls, and colorful balconies. You'll notice the pervasive influence of the Romans, the British, and, of course, the Knights of Malta, who settled on the island after the Crusades and left behind the name it bears today.
The fortifications will lead you to the Upper Barrakka Gardens, where you'll get a view of the sea with the harbor and historical cannons - Malta was an important strategic point throughout the centuries, and you'll also find military museums here.
Smaller, but all the more charming Lower Barrakka Gardens is another highlight of the capital. Alongside the neoclassical monument, you'll find a beautiful view and a perfect spot to relax.
You can continue through St George’s Square...
...and you'll reach the capital's landmark, the Basilica of Our Lady of Mount Carmel - although you'll get a better view of it from a distance.
You can walk through Valletta quite quickly, but the little streets will draw you in, so keep exploring and stop wherever you like. Don't forget, however, the main square, St George's Square, and its surroundings.
A promenade with typical colorful balconies.
After exploring Valletta, you can head over to Manoel Island, where you'll get a beautiful view of the capital and can look back from afar to see everywhere you've been today. After a day full of experiences, photos, and walking, find the nearest bus stop or taxi and relax at your hotel.
After yesterday's city tour, today you're in for the best of Malta's nature—the islands of Gozo and Comino with the famous Blue Lagoon, where the turquoise water will blow your mind.
Don't forget your swimsuit today, as you're off on a trip to the neighboring islands of Gozo and Comino, where the sea and cliffs will show you their full beauty! The easiest way to get a full-day trip is here or directly at the harbor, but booking online is the more reliable option.
After setting sail from the port in Sliema, you'll enjoy about an hour-long cruise along the coast of Malta, and you'll definitely spot Valletta or the landmarks of Saint Julian's from a distance. Later, smaller islands with beautiful cliffs, surrounded by blue waves, will start to appear; it's no wonder that Malta and its surroundings are often chosen by filmmakers. Keep your eyes peeled - you might even see a dolphin!
You'll disembark on Gozo, where you'll likely have a few hours of free time to explore the port town of Ghajnsielem or the city of Victoria with its old citadel - you'll need to take a local bus to get there.
You'll get back on board and it's just a few minutes to the smaller neighboring island of Comino. You'll anchor right in the famous Blue Lagoon and you'll immediately see why it got its name. Crystal-clear turquoise water, sandstone formations all around—see for yourself. You'll have some free time here as well, which you can use for swimming or just admiring the natural beauty. You definitely won't be left high and dry, there are even snack stands and cocktails, typically served in style in a pineapple. An ideal spot to relax!
After returning to the harbor, you can check out the lively town of Sliema, which is perfect for grabbing a good meal, a drink, or shopping for some local goods.
You've truly seen the best of Malta and you're heading home.
Make sure to be at the airport at least 2 hours before your flight! Have a safe trip home.
That's it! You don't need a long vacation to have an experience - just a few days are enough to soak up an authentic Mediterranean atmosphere. Thanks to its convenience and the combination of cities, history, nature, and the sea, Malta is the perfect destination for everyone.
Experience the best of Malta, a picturesque island in the Mediterranean! In less than four days, you'll explore the capital city of Valletta, steeped in history and culture, and take a cruise to the neighboring islands of Gozo and Comino with some of the most turquoise waters in Europe – perfect for a (long) weekend getaway!
On the first day, you'll check in and your exploration of Malta begins! If you arrive early and have some energy, head straight out to explore and soak up the local atmosphere by the sea. If you arrive later or are feeling tired, head straight to your accommodation and leave the exploring for tomorrow.
Welcome to Malta! You can head directly to your hotel in the Saint Julian's area by bus (this is how you can always look up all connections) or by taxi.
You'll find everything here - parties, beaches, and Maltese and Sicilian cuisine. Thanks to its geographical location, there's plenty of the latter in Malta, so you can look forward to pistachios in a thousand ways as well as classics like excellent pizza and pasta. If you want to try something Maltese, go for the rabbit meat, which is traditionally prepared here. So, you can spend the rest of the day walking around the city or just relaxing, and tomorrow, it's off to the capital!
You'll discover the landmarks of Malta's capital, Valletta. You'll explore the typical architecture, relax in peaceful gardens, and soak up the atmosphere of the Maltese streets.
In the morning, you'll take a bus to today's first attraction, the large Triton Fountain at the entrance to Valletta. Here, you'll be surrounded by typical sandstone architecture, ancient walls, and colorful balconies. You'll notice the pervasive influence of the Romans, the British, and, of course, the Knights of Malta, who settled on the island after the Crusades and left behind the name it bears today.
The fortifications will lead you to the Upper Barrakka Gardens, where you'll get a view of the sea with the harbor and historical cannons - Malta was an important strategic point throughout the centuries, and you'll also find military museums here.
Smaller, but all the more charming Lower Barrakka Gardens is another highlight of the capital. Alongside the neoclassical monument, you'll find a beautiful view and a perfect spot to relax.
You can continue through St George’s Square...
...and you'll reach the capital's landmark, the Basilica of Our Lady of Mount Carmel - although you'll get a better view of it from a distance.
You can walk through Valletta quite quickly, but the little streets will draw you in, so keep exploring and stop wherever you like. Don't forget, however, the main square, St George's Square, and its surroundings.
A promenade with typical colorful balconies.
After exploring Valletta, you can head over to Manoel Island, where you'll get a beautiful view of the capital and can look back from afar to see everywhere you've been today. After a day full of experiences, photos, and walking, find the nearest bus stop or taxi and relax at your hotel.
After yesterday's city tour, today you're in for the best of Malta's nature—the islands of Gozo and Comino with the famous Blue Lagoon, where the turquoise water will blow your mind.
Don't forget your swimsuit today, as you're off on a trip to the neighboring islands of Gozo and Comino, where the sea and cliffs will show you their full beauty! The easiest way to get a full-day trip is here or directly at the harbor, but booking online is the more reliable option.
After setting sail from the port in Sliema, you'll enjoy about an hour-long cruise along the coast of Malta, and you'll definitely spot Valletta or the landmarks of Saint Julian's from a distance. Later, smaller islands with beautiful cliffs, surrounded by blue waves, will start to appear; it's no wonder that Malta and its surroundings are often chosen by filmmakers. Keep your eyes peeled - you might even see a dolphin!
You'll disembark on Gozo, where you'll likely have a few hours of free time to explore the port town of Ghajnsielem or the city of Victoria with its old citadel - you'll need to take a local bus to get there.
You'll get back on board and it's just a few minutes to the smaller neighboring island of Comino. You'll anchor right in the famous Blue Lagoon and you'll immediately see why it got its name. Crystal-clear turquoise water, sandstone formations all around—see for yourself. You'll have some free time here as well, which you can use for swimming or just admiring the natural beauty. You definitely won't be left high and dry, there are even snack stands and cocktails, typically served in style in a pineapple. An ideal spot to relax!
After returning to the harbor, you can check out the lively town of Sliema, which is perfect for grabbing a good meal, a drink, or shopping for some local goods.
You've truly seen the best of Malta and you're heading home.
Make sure to be at the airport at least 2 hours before your flight! Have a safe trip home.
That's it! You don't need a long vacation to have an experience - just a few days are enough to soak up an authentic Mediterranean atmosphere. Thanks to its convenience and the combination of cities, history, nature, and the sea, Malta is the perfect destination for everyone.
itinerary by Eliska Hanakova
Experience the best of Malta, a picturesque island in the Mediterranean! In less than four days, you'll explore the capital city of Valletta, steeped in history and culture, and take a cruise to the neighboring islands of Gozo and Comino with some of the most turquoise waters in Europe – perfect for a (long) weekend getaway!
On the first day, you'll check in and your exploration of Malta begins! If you arrive early and have some energy, head straight out to explore and soak up the local atmosphere by the sea. If you arrive later or are feeling tired, head straight to your accommodation and leave the exploring for tomorrow.
Welcome to Malta! You can head directly to your hotel in the Saint Julian's area by bus (this is how you can always look up all connections) or by taxi.
You'll find everything here - parties, beaches, and Maltese and Sicilian cuisine. Thanks to its geographical location, there's plenty of the latter in Malta, so you can look forward to pistachios in a thousand ways as well as classics like excellent pizza and pasta. If you want to try something Maltese, go for the rabbit meat, which is traditionally prepared here. So, you can spend the rest of the day walking around the city or just relaxing, and tomorrow, it's off to the capital!
You'll discover the landmarks of Malta's capital, Valletta. You'll explore the typical architecture, relax in peaceful gardens, and soak up the atmosphere of the Maltese streets.
In the morning, you'll take a bus to today's first attraction, the large Triton Fountain at the entrance to Valletta. Here, you'll be surrounded by typical sandstone architecture, ancient walls, and colorful balconies. You'll notice the pervasive influence of the Romans, the British, and, of course, the Knights of Malta, who settled on the island after the Crusades and left behind the name it bears today.
The fortifications will lead you to the Upper Barrakka Gardens, where you'll get a view of the sea with the harbor and historical cannons - Malta was an important strategic point throughout the centuries, and you'll also find military museums here.
Smaller, but all the more charming Lower Barrakka Gardens is another highlight of the capital. Alongside the neoclassical monument, you'll find a beautiful view and a perfect spot to relax.
You can continue through St George’s Square...
...and you'll reach the capital's landmark, the Basilica of Our Lady of Mount Carmel - although you'll get a better view of it from a distance.
You can walk through Valletta quite quickly, but the little streets will draw you in, so keep exploring and stop wherever you like. Don't forget, however, the main square, St George's Square, and its surroundings.
A promenade with typical colorful balconies.
After exploring Valletta, you can head over to Manoel Island, where you'll get a beautiful view of the capital and can look back from afar to see everywhere you've been today. After a day full of experiences, photos, and walking, find the nearest bus stop or taxi and relax at your hotel.
After yesterday's city tour, today you're in for the best of Malta's nature—the islands of Gozo and Comino with the famous Blue Lagoon, where the turquoise water will blow your mind.
Don't forget your swimsuit today, as you're off on a trip to the neighboring islands of Gozo and Comino, where the sea and cliffs will show you their full beauty! The easiest way to get a full-day trip is here or directly at the harbor, but booking online is the more reliable option.
After setting sail from the port in Sliema, you'll enjoy about an hour-long cruise along the coast of Malta, and you'll definitely spot Valletta or the landmarks of Saint Julian's from a distance. Later, smaller islands with beautiful cliffs, surrounded by blue waves, will start to appear; it's no wonder that Malta and its surroundings are often chosen by filmmakers. Keep your eyes peeled - you might even see a dolphin!
You'll disembark on Gozo, where you'll likely have a few hours of free time to explore the port town of Ghajnsielem or the city of Victoria with its old citadel - you'll need to take a local bus to get there.
You'll get back on board and it's just a few minutes to the smaller neighboring island of Comino. You'll anchor right in the famous Blue Lagoon and you'll immediately see why it got its name. Crystal-clear turquoise water, sandstone formations all around—see for yourself. You'll have some free time here as well, which you can use for swimming or just admiring the natural beauty. You definitely won't be left high and dry, there are even snack stands and cocktails, typically served in style in a pineapple. An ideal spot to relax!
After returning to the harbor, you can check out the lively town of Sliema, which is perfect for grabbing a good meal, a drink, or shopping for some local goods.
You've truly seen the best of Malta and you're heading home.
Make sure to be at the airport at least 2 hours before your flight! Have a safe trip home.
That's it! You don't need a long vacation to have an experience - just a few days are enough to soak up an authentic Mediterranean atmosphere. Thanks to its convenience and the combination of cities, history, nature, and the sea, Malta is the perfect destination for everyone.
Experience the best of Malta, a picturesque island in the Mediterranean! In less than four days, you'll explore the capital city of Valletta, steeped in history and culture, and take a cruise to the neighboring islands of Gozo and Comino with some of the most turquoise waters in Europe – perfect for a (long) weekend getaway!
On the first day, you'll check in and your exploration of Malta begins! If you arrive early and have some energy, head straight out to explore and soak up the local atmosphere by the sea. If you arrive later or are feeling tired, head straight to your accommodation and leave the exploring for tomorrow.
Welcome to Malta! You can head directly to your hotel in the Saint Julian's area by bus (this is how you can always look up all connections) or by taxi.
You'll find everything here - parties, beaches, and Maltese and Sicilian cuisine. Thanks to its geographical location, there's plenty of the latter in Malta, so you can look forward to pistachios in a thousand ways as well as classics like excellent pizza and pasta. If you want to try something Maltese, go for the rabbit meat, which is traditionally prepared here. So, you can spend the rest of the day walking around the city or just relaxing, and tomorrow, it's off to the capital!
You'll discover the landmarks of Malta's capital, Valletta. You'll explore the typical architecture, relax in peaceful gardens, and soak up the atmosphere of the Maltese streets.
In the morning, you'll take a bus to today's first attraction, the large Triton Fountain at the entrance to Valletta. Here, you'll be surrounded by typical sandstone architecture, ancient walls, and colorful balconies. You'll notice the pervasive influence of the Romans, the British, and, of course, the Knights of Malta, who settled on the island after the Crusades and left behind the name it bears today.
The fortifications will lead you to the Upper Barrakka Gardens, where you'll get a view of the sea with the harbor and historical cannons - Malta was an important strategic point throughout the centuries, and you'll also find military museums here.
Smaller, but all the more charming Lower Barrakka Gardens is another highlight of the capital. Alongside the neoclassical monument, you'll find a beautiful view and a perfect spot to relax.
You can continue through St George’s Square...
...and you'll reach the capital's landmark, the Basilica of Our Lady of Mount Carmel - although you'll get a better view of it from a distance.
You can walk through Valletta quite quickly, but the little streets will draw you in, so keep exploring and stop wherever you like. Don't forget, however, the main square, St George's Square, and its surroundings.
A promenade with typical colorful balconies.
After exploring Valletta, you can head over to Manoel Island, where you'll get a beautiful view of the capital and can look back from afar to see everywhere you've been today. After a day full of experiences, photos, and walking, find the nearest bus stop or taxi and relax at your hotel.
After yesterday's city tour, today you're in for the best of Malta's nature—the islands of Gozo and Comino with the famous Blue Lagoon, where the turquoise water will blow your mind.
Don't forget your swimsuit today, as you're off on a trip to the neighboring islands of Gozo and Comino, where the sea and cliffs will show you their full beauty! The easiest way to get a full-day trip is here or directly at the harbor, but booking online is the more reliable option.
After setting sail from the port in Sliema, you'll enjoy about an hour-long cruise along the coast of Malta, and you'll definitely spot Valletta or the landmarks of Saint Julian's from a distance. Later, smaller islands with beautiful cliffs, surrounded by blue waves, will start to appear; it's no wonder that Malta and its surroundings are often chosen by filmmakers. Keep your eyes peeled - you might even see a dolphin!
You'll disembark on Gozo, where you'll likely have a few hours of free time to explore the port town of Ghajnsielem or the city of Victoria with its old citadel - you'll need to take a local bus to get there.
You'll get back on board and it's just a few minutes to the smaller neighboring island of Comino. You'll anchor right in the famous Blue Lagoon and you'll immediately see why it got its name. Crystal-clear turquoise water, sandstone formations all around—see for yourself. You'll have some free time here as well, which you can use for swimming or just admiring the natural beauty. You definitely won't be left high and dry, there are even snack stands and cocktails, typically served in style in a pineapple. An ideal spot to relax!
After returning to the harbor, you can check out the lively town of Sliema, which is perfect for grabbing a good meal, a drink, or shopping for some local goods.
You've truly seen the best of Malta and you're heading home.
Make sure to be at the airport at least 2 hours before your flight! Have a safe trip home.
That's it! You don't need a long vacation to have an experience - just a few days are enough to soak up an authentic Mediterranean atmosphere. Thanks to its convenience and the combination of cities, history, nature, and the sea, Malta is the perfect destination for everyone.
