Mdina Tours, Malta

Both styles are available. Some Malta tours are fully guided with a tour leader, while others are partially guided with scheduled sightseeing in key places. There are also self-guided self drive options, where accommodation and logistics are arranged, and exploration is at a personal pace.

Many itineraries feature Valletta and the Grand harbor area, often including the Upper Barrakka Gardens and St John’s Co-Cathedral. Other common highlights include Mdina, Mosta and the Three Cities, as well as coastal stops such as the Blue Grotto and the fishing village of Marsaxlokk.

Several Malta tours include time on Gozo, often as a full day excursion or as part of a longer island split stay. Gozo is known for coastal scenery and historic sites, providing a calmer contrast to the busier waterfront areas of Malta.

Accommodation standard varies by itinerary, with options including 3-4 star hotels and 4-star hotels. Hotel availability can change, so alternatives of a similar standard may be used. As global star ratings vary by destination, facilities and style can differ between properties.

Meal arrangements depend on the specific itinerary. Some Malta tours include breakfasts and selected lunches, and some include dinners as well. Other itineraries include breakfasts only. Checking the inclusions is the best way to confirm what is covered.

Group size varies by tour. Some itineraries operate with smaller groups of around 15, while others can be larger, with up to 45 travelers on certain guided excursions. This range allows for different travel styles, from more intimate to more social.

Many Malta itineraries focus on easy sightseeing and include free time, especially on hotel based stays in places such as Sliema or Mellieha. Walking is common in Valletta, Mdina and harbor areas, but the overall physical difficulty is typically rated easy.

Transfers are included on some itineraries, particularly on certain city explorer and self drive trips. Other tours may not include transfers as standard. It is important to check what is included for the chosen Malta itinerary before reservation flights.

Yes, some itineraries are multi country and combine Malta with Italy. When this happens, the Malta portion typically focuses on key sights such as Valletta and harbor towns, alongside island time that can include Gozo.

Self-guided self drive tours in Malta suit travelers who want independence while keeping accommodation and core logistics arranged in advance. This style works well for combining Valletta and historic towns with flexible time on the coast, viewpoints and local villages.