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Electric buggy tour of the Three Cities of Malta

Explore the Three Cities of Malta with an electric buggy at your own pace! Jump to onboard and admire beautiful landscapes.

Parasailing experience in Malta

Enjoy an exclusive boat ride, take off into the air from a boat and admire Malta from the sky.

Casa Rocca Piccola Ticket

Valletta may be one of the smallest cities in Europe, but when it comes to centuries-old sights, it packs plenty in. And Casa Rocca Piccola is one of the best. Explore this 16th-century palace full of lavishly decorated drawing rooms, artworks and antique furnishings. Then, discover the home's secret underground air raid shelters used during WWII.

Malta National Aquarium Ticket

The whole family will love Malta National Aquarium. Boasting more than 40 tanks packed with exotic species, ranging from amphibians to insects and reptiles, you'll be open-mouthed with excitement. And you'll feel a frisson of adventure as you stand in the walk-through glass tunnel with sharks swimming over you. A fascinating and educational visit.

Fernandes Cruise

Sailing in a Turkish gulet from Sliema Marina, you'll cruise along Malta's northern coastline, past jaw-dropping cliffs, secluded coves and sheltered inlets. You'll drop anchor in a secluded bay in neighbouring Gozo, enjoy lunch on board and swim Comino's Blue Lagoon.

Maltese Folklore Night Tour

This Maltese folklore night is an evening to remember. With live entertainment and local food aplenty, it's one that all the family can enjoy. You'll dine on a tasty spread of local dishes and watch fascinating folk dances in traditional costume – a night filled with culture.

Small Group Tour of Gozo in a Tuk-Tuk

Live life like a local for the day on Malta's sister island of Gozo. Travelling by tuk-tuk, you'll go where coaches can't and explore all her hidden corners – the parts most tourists never get to see. Sanap cliffs, Xewkija rotunda church and Victoria Citadel, are just a few of the highlights of this small group tour.Boarding the boat from Malta, we'll make the short hop across the Gozo Channel before switching to a tuk-tuk – the best way to navigate the island's narrow streets. With an expert driver-guide filling you in on the facts, we'll tick off a host of must-see sights and a wealth of stunning scenery.Visit the Dover-esque Sanap cliffs and see the saltpans of the north, alongside plenty of natural wonders. The impressive Xewkija rotunda church and an exploration of Victoria Citadel – the Gozitan capital – add to a long list of highlights on this action-packed island tour.

Comino & Blue Lagoon Cruise

A day in Mediterranean paradise awaits with this full day cruise to Comino Island, just off the coast of Malta. You'll while away the hours sunbathing, swimming in azure water and soaking up the magical Maltese coastline and the Blue Lagoon.As soon as you step on board, you'll be able to sit back and relax as we set sail, following the sun-soaked coastline. Passing Gozo island for some beautiful views, you'll head to Comino Island, with plenty of time to enjoy everything that the island has to offer.Crystal clear water at the Blue Lagoon, beaches and swimming off the boat in the open sea – there's something for everyone. A perfect day to create those magical moments on your Maltese getaway.

Malta Vintage Bus Tour

When it comes to history, Malta's like a vast open-air museum. Discover the island's turbulent past on a tour of the fortified citadels inside the UNESCO-listed capital, Valletta. Walk the waterfront and explore the baroque fortifications of Vittoriosa, Senglea and Cospicua. What's more, you'll get there in one of the island's iconic vintage buses.

Rabat, Mdina & San Anton Gardens

Presidential palaces, medieval cities and Malta's macabre side are in the spotlight on this tour. You'll visit the grand San Anton gardens – grounds of the Maltese premier's permanent residence – wander the walled city of Mdina, and shop for take-home trinkets in Rabat. Plus, you can explore the creepy catacombs beneath St Paul's Cathedral, too.