Explore Malta's incredible estates, history, and sights at your own pace. Take the exclusive hop-on, hop-off tours, and ride at your own convenience on the open-top double decker buses. During your tour, you can stop at any of the following major attractions in the city, on these routes: South Malta Route (Red Route) • Valletta • Hypogeum • The Three Cities • Zejtun Church • Marsaxlokk Fishing Village • Ghar Dalam Cave & Museum • Blue Grotto • Hagar Qim & Mnajdra Temples • The Limestone Heritage • Sliema North Malta Route (Blue Route) • Valletta • San Anton Gardens • The Crafts Village • Aviation Museum • Mosta Church • Mdina • Rabat • Mgarr Church • Golden Bay • Bugibba Square • Splash and Fun Water Park • Mediterraneo Marine Park • St. George’s Bay • Spinola Bay Free Transport is available from several areas at several times.

Get a taste of the unique island of Malta on a bus tour and boat tour. Discover over 7,000 years of history as you drive past heritage sites, popular attractions, and beautiful natural landscapes.  Running during the summer months of the year (May onwards), the hop-on hop-off route starts from Bugibba, passing through Qawra and St Julian's and on to Malta’s capital city Valletta. You'll then make your way south where you will be able to experience and visit historic temples and sights along the way. Following your stop at the Blue Grotto, the tour heads back up north and inland stopping at Roman sites and points of interest and then back to Bugibba via Golden Bay on the North-West coast. With over 30 stops and 50 points of interest along the route, discover this Maltese Island like never before. Experience key sights including the Mosta Church and Dome; Ta’Qali Craft Village; and Rabat with many Roman Sites such as the restored Roman Villa, St Agatha’s Catacombs, and the medieval town of Mdina. Enjoy the famous 'Three Cities' and the Tarxien Temples believed to be built around 3000 BC. Marsaxlokk is a traditional and picturesque fishing village that is sure to delight you. Take the opportunity to visit the beautiful Blue Grotto. You will discover plenty of things to do on this island tour. Plus you can combine your hop-on-hop-off tour with a harbor cruise. North Route Stops:• Bugibba (Topaz Hotel / Gillieru Hotel)• Bugibba Jetty (Seatrips Outlet) • Bugibba Centre (Opposite HSBC) • Bugibba (Santana Hotel)• Malta National Aquarium• Qawra Palace Hotel• Qawra Seafront• Bellavista Hotel, Qawra • Mediterraneo Marine Park• ITS Roundabout (Radisson & Corinthia Hotels) • St George's Bay, St Julians (City Sightseeing Route Stage) • Westin Dragonara, St Julians• Hilton Roundabout, St Julians• Spinola Bay, St Julians• Balluta Bay (Opp Balluta Church) • Sliema Seafront (Opposite Preluna Hotel) • Sliema Ferries (City Sightseeing Route Stage & Stop For Harbour Cruise) • Opposite Bayview Hotel (CitySightseeing Outlet) • Valletta - City Center• Valletta Waterfront Terminus (Change For South Route) • San Anton Gardens • Ta Qali - Aviation Museum• Mosta Church • Mdina Main Gate • Rabat - Domus Romana • Golden Bay South Route Stops: • ITS Roundabout • St Georges Bay, St Julians (CSS Route Stage) • Westin Dragonara, St Julians • Hilton, St Julians• Spinola Bay,St Julians• Balluta Bay (Opp Balluta Church)• Sliema Seafront (Opposite Preluna Hotel)• Sliema Ferries (City Sightseeing Route Stage and Stop For Harbour Cruise) Opposite Bayview Hotel • Valletta City Center• Valletta Waterfront Terminus (Change For North Route) • Tarxien Temples• Vittoriosa Waterfront • Marsaxlokk - Fishing Village • Pretty Bay (Birzebbugia)• Blue Grotto • Hagar Qim Temples and Mnajdra Temples  • Valletta City Center• Valletta - Malta Experience, Knights Hospital War Museum, and Fort St Elmo• Valletta Waterfront Terminus (Change For North Route)

The tour begins on the south-western coast of Malta, and the first stop is at Blue Grotto, which is located not far from Wied iż-Żurrieq and is known for its entrancing waters. If the weather cooperates, visitors can take part in a traditional boat ride that lasts for 15 minutes and costs a nominal fee. After that, we go on to the magnificent Dingli Cliffs, which offer a sweeping view of the Mediterranean Sea as well as the minuscule deserted islet of Filfla, which is located approximately 5 kilometres off the coast of Malta. After that, we make our way up the hill to the ancient town of Rabat, which is known for its historic churches, Roman catacombs, and winding labyrinthine streets. A trip to the fortified mediaeval city of Mdina, which served as the capital of Malta in times past, is also scheduled. The "Silent City," as it is more commonly known, has a population of barely 250 people today, yet it is home to some of the most magnificent palaces on the island, which are owned by ancient noble families. If you are interested, we will have ample time here to try some of the local specialties, including the food and the wine. We make our way inland to see the Ta' Qali Crafts Village and National Park. This area is home to some of the finest examples of Maltese handicrafts, including  ceramics, glass-blowing, and work with filigree and semiprecious stones. This is your opportunity to purchase some handcrafted trinkets of high quality. The tour comes to a close in the town of Mosta, which is famous for its basilica. The basilica is also referred to as "The Rotunda," and it features one of the largest unsupported domes in the world. It is included to pick you up and drop you off at your hotel or location.

Experience the epitome of luxury and personalized service with our exclusive Private Driver service in Malta. From the moment you're picked up from your hotel, you'll embark on an unforgettable journey exploring the enchanting island in style and comfort. Your private driver, a knowledgeable and courteous local expert, will be at your disposal for the entire day. They will ensure that your experience is tailored to your preferences, creating a customized day trip itinerary that highlights the best of Malta's treasures. Our meticulously crafted itinerary includes visits to the most iconic and captivating destinations on the island. Marvel at the medieval charm of Mdina, stroll through its narrow alleys, and immerse yourself in the city's rich history. Witness the breathtaking beauty of the Blue Grotto, a natural wonder renowned for its azure waters and majestic sea caves. What sets our Private Driver service apart is the flexibility it offers. Whether you're interested in historical landmarks, natural wonders, or cultural experiences, our driver will curate the perfect itinerary based on your specific interests and preferences. They will share their extensive knowledge of the island, providing informative commentary throughout the journey. To enhance your tour experience, our state-of-the-art AI Guide will accompany you. It will provide fascinating insights, stories, and historical facts about each location you visit. Engage with the tour on a deeper level as you delve into Malta's rich heritage. Sit back and relax in our luxurious vehicle equipped with air conditioning, ensuring maximum comfort during your exploration. Enjoy a selection of snacks and refreshments, including a traditional Maltese snack made with locally sourced ingredients, to satisfy your cravings along the way. We understand the importance of staying hydrated, especially under the Mediterranean sun. That's why we provide bottled water throughout the trip, keeping you refreshed and energized. To further enrich your experience, we offer audio/video media that complements your tour. Immerse yourself in captivating visuals and engaging audio content, providing a deeper understanding and appreciation of the places you visit. At the end of your unforgettable day, your private driver will drop you off at your hotel, ensuring a seamless and stress-free experience from start to finish. Book our Private Driver service in Malta and embark on an extraordinary journey of discovery. Explore the island's hidden gems, iconic landmarks, and natural wonders in utmost luxury and exclusivity. Let us create an experience tailored to your desires, leaving you with cherished memories of your VIP adventure in Malta.

During this tour, you will travel onboard a traditional Maltese Bus known by the locals as ‘Xarabank’. These buses were built by Maltese Bus Builders during the 1950s to the 1970s and came in all kinds of colours, to overcome illiteracy - red, purple, blue...all depending on the locality they served. This tradition persisted until eventually bus numbers came into place. Traditional Maltese bus decoration consisted of different designs and typography. This included designs in paint; passenger messages on the interior and exterior of the bus, names of patron saints, song lyrics, slogans and many more. There were also plenty of chrome and accessories, such as flags and good luck symbols. Nowadays, these colourful buses are rarely seen, used only on special occasions such as weddings & tourist events. During this tour you will first visit The Aviation Museum, an aircraft museum situated on the site of the former Royal Air Force airfield in the village of Ta'Qali. The museum, based in three hangars, covers the history of aviation on the island with exhibits, particularly from the Second World War and post-war periods. The museum is involved in the preservation and restoration of aircraft, some of which are in airworthy condition. You will then visit the Mosta Rotunda, a Roman Catholic Church dedicated to the Assumption of Our Lady. The design is based on the Pantheon in Rome, has the third largest unsupported dome in the world and is Malta's largest and most famous church. The church narrowly avoided destruction during World War II when on 9 April 1942 a German aerial bomb pierced the dome and fell into the church during Mass, but failed to explode. This event was interpreted by the Maltese as a miracle, although many bombs failed to explode. During your visit you will admire the sacristies, the various objects of prestige, a large-scale model of the church and a replica of the bomb. You will also go up to the portico, to the bell tower & enter in the inner gallery of the the church. Your last stop will be the World War II Shelter that skirts the Mosta Church parvis. The Shelter which was opened recently, was dug by hand in 1940 by 15 highly-skilled workmen. Families used this shelter during World War II to protect themselves from the many and continuous air raids. The complex also boasts an exhibition of tools and implements related to old trades. At the end of the tour, you will also enjoy some local savouries.

This tour will give you an excellent view into the daily life of some of the oldest villages in Malta. Our first stop will be in the beautiful village of Mellieħa. Magnificent views, a large central square and a number of bays and beaches to explore. Next, we drive on to Mosta. The first stop is at the famous Rotunda of Mosta with its impressive round dome, one of the largest unsupported domes in the world. The design of the church is based on the Parthenon in Rome and in World War II narrowly missed being destroyed when a bomb fell through the roof during Mass but miraculously failed to explode. Next, to a quaint village having some of the oldest homes in Malta. Naxxar is built around a grand parish church in the middle of the village. It boasts a lovely palazzo next to the Church and spectacular narrow alleys. Finally, we will visit Mġarr. This is a village well renowned for a number of restaurants, most of which offer traditional food. Once again, the most prominent building in this village, is the local parish church. Pick up and Drop off from Hotel/Location is included.

This tour will give you an excellent view into the daily life of some of the oldest villages in Malta. Our first stop will be in the beautiful village of Mellieħa. Magnificent views, a large central square and a number of bays and beaches to explore. Next, we drive on to Mosta. The first stop is at the famous Rotunda of Mosta with its impressive round dome, one of the largest unsupported domes in the world. The design of the church is based on the Parthenon in Rome and in World War II narrowly missed being destroyed when a bomb fell through the roof during Mass but miraculously failed to explode. Next, to a quaint village having some of the oldest homes in Malta. Naxxar is built around a grand parish church in the middle of the village. It boasts a lovely palazzo next to the Church and spectacular narrow alleys. Finally, we will visit Mġarr. This is a village well renowned for a number of restaurants, most of which offer traditional food. Once again, the most prominent building in this village, is the local parish church. Pick up and Drop off from Hotel/Location is included.