Private guided visit: Mdina on foot: Same as above, but just for your group! The date and time of this private tour are flexible according to your preferences.

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Boat trip to the Blue Lagoon:the classic day trip to the Blue Lagoon, they can organize the transportation from most cities of Malta of you after booking for an extra fee. The festivals are usually held in July and August, and entrance to both comes with a fee, which usually includes a few free glasses and souvenir wine glasses. Also of note is the Farson’s Beer Festival, Malta’s largest beer festival, held annually over a two-week period (between July and August) by the islands’ main brewery, Farsons, at ta’ Qali National Park. It’s a great opportunity to sample Malta’s finest beers, see musical performances by local artists and bands, and eat lots of tasty Maltese, and international grub! Village Festas Malta’s magnificent capital of Valletta is absolutely stunning by day, but wait to till you experience it by night! Make sure to have a walk through the recently revived Strada Stretta (Strait Street), which is reminiscent of the more nostalgic decades of the 1940s and 1950s. Recommended bars to try in Valletta I book my guide tour of the temples now! I want to discover Malta's Megalithic Temples Ggantija temple in Gozo 17. Doing sports and fun activities in MaltaAnd if you don’t want to do a boat trip, you can also take the boat shuttle from Marfa or Cirkewwa (in the North of Malta) to Comino. It’s a small diving center, not a “tourist factory”, and honestly, it changes everything! They only offer small groups diving, so you will be a maximum of 4 divers per instructor. As i told you in the paragraph about Mdina, the visit to the monumental church of Mosta is included in this night tour of Malta. Mosta monumental church 13. Blue Grotto During the spring and summer months (Apr-Sep) I highly recommend joining this boat party that departs from Sliema (close to St. Julian’s) and sail out along the northern coastline of Malta.

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Of course, as it’s a small diving center (friendly atmosphere guaranteed!), you will need to book your first dive as soon as possible: the places are very limited! If you’re interested in Malta’s history or just love to sightsee, don’t miss the island’s incredible temple complexes. Skorba is just a short drive from Qawra, while Mnajdra and Hagar Qim are a bit further away on the south coast. Explore ruins that are over 5,000 years old, while taking in the stunning scenery around you.Marsalforn is a popular beach town during summertime, the main attraction being the 3km long salt pans on the edge of the city. It was built in 1833 thanks to funds raised by the residents, and is one of the most beautiful church in Malta. The Pub (136 Archbishop St, Valletta) – A local’s favourite pub in the heart of the capital, The Pub is a great little hangout with a friendly owner and an easygoing crowd.