Malta · 1-DAY TOURS
5 reviewed
Every one of these 5 1-day tours earns a slot in a Malta trip. Weigh the prices, the durations and what sets each apart, then take the one that fits your day.
A full-day Gozo tour from Malta hitting Ggantija, Victoria’s Citadel, Xlendi Bay, and Dwejra’s Inland Sea, with lunch and tickets included.
“Great day we had here. Wonderful weather and we learned a lot of interesting stories from John about Malta and its history. We also got advices for local food.”
Gozo day trip with roundtrip ferry, air-conditioned coach, Ġgantija temples, Victoria’s Citadel, bays, and lunch with wine.
“The boat is a must, it is almost at the end of the trip, but it is so incredible. The megalithic stones were very interesting. Tip of you go during summer, bring an umbrella, the sun can be challenging.”
Sail from Bugibba to Comino for Blue Lagoon and Santa Maria Bay swim stops, snorkel gear, and sea-cave photo views.
“It was awesome, we loved it. Everyone is so nice, and Thanks to them, we had a really great time on board. The captain and all team was incredible and that was beautiful in blue lagon”
Self-drive buggies across Gozo, photo stops at cliffs and bays, Ta’ Pinu and salt pans, then a boat ride via Comino’s Blue Lagoon.
“Brilliant day out. From the start of the day we were picked up from hotel approx 8:45 from Qawra & brought to the ferry port. We boarded the ferry where it was approx a 30mins trip to land in Gozo. We were collected again & brought to the Boogy garage for a quick safety/operational briefing and off we went. Also included was a 2 course lunch about half way through the journey, all transfers, helmets, boogy insurance & loads of stops. Had such fun and very easy to operate. The tour guides were knowledgeable, patient & very friendly. One guide was leading the way with all the history/facts etc and…”
Valletta’s 1-day hop-on hop-off bus plus Grand Harbour catamaran cruise: Wi‑Fi, A/C ride, and 24-hour north and south routes.
“I have purchased in other cities previously but found the service in Malta highly lacking. The website stated that hop on hop off incluced buses in Malta and gozo but this was not what we found. We had to pay for seperate ferries and buses on both islands in order to avail of the service at all and the times were extremly limted for peak season. An expensive and dissapointing lesson learned.”
