Three Cities Tour & Wine Tasting

After a 20-minute ferry crossing, you will arrive on Gozo, an island that, despite its shared history with Malta, has a unique and distinct character. More rural and picturesque, Gozo is renowned for its lush landscapes and traditional charm.

The tour begins with a visit to the National Shrine of the Blessed Virgin of Ta’ Pinu, a Roman Catholic basilica and national sanctuary situated just outside Għarb. Perched on a scenic clifftop, the basilica offers breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside.

Next, you will explore a picturesque Gozitan village, complete with a charming central square, a historic church, and traditional stone houses. The journey continues to Dwejra Bay, once home to the famous Azure Window, a natural limestone arch that stood until March 8, 2017. Here, you will also admire the Inland Sea and Il-Ġebla tal-Ġeneral. If weather permits, a short boat trip can be arranged.

A stop at a local artisan shop is a must, where you can browse unique handcrafted items such as stonework, marble pieces, traditional Maltese lace, and locally produced food specialties – an excellent place to pick up a memorable souvenir from Gozo.

The tour then takes you to Victoria, the capital of Gozo, named in 1897 in honor of Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee, though many locals still refer to it as Rabat. Situated on a hill in the island’s center, this area has been inhabited since Neolithic times. At its heart lies The Citadel, a historic fortified city, listed as a UNESCO tentative World Heritage Site. Inside, you will find an ancient prison and the Courts of Justice.

After the tour, enjoy lunch at a local restaurant in Rabat. Before returning to Malta, stop at the Qala Belvedere, where you can admire panoramic views of Gozo, Comino, and the Maltese mainland. Finally, board the ferry back to Malta, followed by a transfer to your hotel or the nearest drop-off point.

Price per adult: €60
Price per child (3-12 years): €45

The price includes:
✔ Gozo full-day tour
✔ Ferry ticket
✔ Multilingual guide

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

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