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In 60 AD, a violent storm led a ship carrying 47 passengers to wreck on the shores of Malta. Among the survivors was Apostle Paul, also known as Saul of Tarsus. Accompanied by Luke the Evangelist, Paul found refuge on the island, where he performed miracles, including healing the father of Publius, the Roman governor of Melita, whom he later baptized.

This historical and religious journey starts in Rabat, where you will visit St. Paul’s Grotto, believed to be the site where the Apostle lived for three months following the shipwreck. Strolling through Rabat’s winding medieval streets, you will experience the architectural heritage that dates back centuries.

The tour continues to St. Paul’s Cathedral in Mdina, an impressive landmark showcasing magnificent artworks and detailing the role of St. Publius, the first bishop ordained by St. Paul.

The final stop is St. Paul’s Bay, the exact location where the shipwreck took place. Here, an engaging nature walk through the garigue landscape will bring you closer to the historical events of early Christianity in Malta.

Comfortable walking shoes are highly recommended.

Lunch break is scheduled at 1:00 PM (free time for lunch).

Price per adult: €55
Price per child (3-12 years): €40

The price includes:
✔ Full-day guided tour of Rabat, Mdina, and St. Paul’s Bay
✔ Entry ticket to St. Paul’s Grotto
✔ Entry ticket to St. Paul’s Cathedral

The Three Cities is a collective term used to describe the fortified cities of Cospicua, Vittoriosa, and Senglea. During this tour, you will explore Cospicua, the largest of the three, a historic port city with double fortifications. Cospicua was also known as Città Cottonera, although this name is now mistakenly used to refer to the entire region.

Next, you will arrive in Vittoriosa, a strategically significant city with a long history of maritime, mercantile, and military activities. Before Valletta became Malta’s capital, securing control of Vittoriosa was essential for anyone seeking to govern the Maltese Islands, due to its prime location within the Grand Harbour.

The third city, Senglea, also known as Civitas Invicta, earned its name for successfully resisting the Ottoman invasion during the Great Siege of 1565. Named after Grand Master Claude de la Sengle, the city was originally connected to Cospicua by a land bridge built during the era of the Knights of St. John, giving it the shape of a peninsula. As you walk through its narrow streets, shaded by historical churches and grand buildings, you will get a glimpse of Malta’s rich heritage.

After exploring the Three Cities, the tour continues to Ir-Razzett l-Antik in Qormi, where your wine tasting experience will begin. The visit starts with a historical introduction, surrounded by authentic artifacts, followed by a detailed explanation of grape pressing, fermentation, and the transformation of local grapes into exquisite Maltese wines.

The wine tasting session takes place in the restaurant, where expert staff will guide you through a selection of premium Maltese wines, each paired with traditional local delicacies, including Maltese bread, savory dips, cheeses, and other regional specialties. At the bar, you will also have the opportunity to purchase locally produced wines to take home.

The price includes:
✔ Half-day tour of the Three Cities
✔ Wine tasting at a local winery
✔ Multilingual guide

This exclusive guided night tour in Malta offers a fascinating and relaxing experience, taking you through three of the island’s most iconic locations after dark.

The journey begins with a visit to Valletta, the capital city, where you will admire its imposing fortifications and the magical atmosphere created by its nighttime illumination. The tour continues to Valletta’s Main Gate, where you will enjoy the Malta 5D Show, an immersive experience that presents Malta’s history in an innovative and entertaining way.

Following the show, the tour takes you to Mdina, the Silent City, a place that radiates tranquility at any time of the day but becomes particularly enchanting at night. As the former capital of Malta, Mdina’s narrow, winding alleys and historical architecture create an unforgettable setting. Walking through its cobbled streets, you will visit St. Paul’s Cathedral, beautifully illuminated against the night sky, and enjoy a spectacular panoramic view of the island from the city’s bastions.

The final stop is Mosta’s Rotunda, home to the third-largest unsupported dome in the world. Built in the 18th century, this remarkable church gained national fame in 1942, when during World War II, a bomb was dropped on the building but miraculously failed to explode, saving the lives of around 300 people.

Price per adult: €30
Price per child (3-12 years): €25

The price includes:
✔ Night tour
✔ Malta 5D Show
✔ English-speaking guide