Round Malta coastal cruise with swim stops and lunch

Marsaxlokk Sunday Market & Blue Grotto with Local Guide

Leisure is the name of the game on Sunday mornings in Malta, and this shopping and sightseeing trip makes the most of Malta's scenery and local culture. You'll head to Ħaġar Qim Temple, gaze at the renowned Blue Grotto and visit the fishing village of Marsaxlokk to stroll around its weekly market. Micheal, one of our expert local guides, says, 'If you like to eat fish and seafood, Marsaxlokk won't disappoint. It's packed with great restaurants and market day brings the freshest produce to town, much of it picked or caught the same day.'We'll kick off with a visit to the historic Hagar Qim Temple. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is over 5,000 years old and hints at how Malta's first inhabitants lived on the island. Then, it's on to one of Malta's most famous natural sights – the Blue Grotto of Wied Iz-Zurrieq. It's a 50-metre-deep natural cave with a huge arch that stretches out to sea. The caves get their name from the light reflecting off the water, which creates a dazzling blue colour. An optional boat trip into the grotto is available.You'll reach Marsaxlokk – one of the most picturesque spots in the country – just as tummies to begin growling. This quaint fishing village hosts a large market down by the waterfront – make sure you check out the colourfully painted ‘luzzu' boats floating in the harbour. As well as freshly caught fish, there'll also be locally grown fruit and veg, Maltese wines, cold cuts, cheeses and leather goods. Enjoy free time here and tuck into what takes your fancy.

Small-Group Tour of Gozo with Victoria and Ggantija Temples

Gozo and Malta are separated only by a narrow channel, but the differences are eye-catching. Gozo is greener, more laidback and sparsely populated. Get the lowdown on the island on this adults-only small group tour with visits to the Victoria Citadel, Ta'Pinu Basilica and Dwejra Bay. Yohanna, one of our expert local guides, says, "The mosaics at Ta'Pinu are a recent addition, dating from 2017. They feature 20 mysteries of the rosary mounted on four circular walls in what had previously been an unsightly car park."After a short trip by ferry to the island, you'll head to Qala Point first, for unobstructed views over the Maltese Archipelago. Then, it's off to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Ggantija Temples, which pre-date the Egyptian pyramids. The historic theme continues at the medieval Citadel of Victoria, the island's capital. Yohanna says, "Victoria was originally named Rabat, however, to commemorate Queen Victoria's diamond jubilee in 1887, its name was changed. You'll see lots of British influence here, due to 164 years under British rule."Next up is a visit to the salt pans, to see how salt is harvested on the island. After stopping for a lunch made from locally sourced ingredients at a traditional Gozitan restaurant, you'll head to Ta'Pinu Basilica, where you can grab some Insta-perfect snaps. Last but not least, you'll visit the impressive geographic features in and around Dwejra Bay – the Fungus Rock and the Inland Sea lagoon.

Valletta Two Harbours Cruise by Night

See the bright-lights of the Maltese capital with an evening cruise around Valletta's harbours. Float past historic forts as you hear tales of the heroic Knights Hospitaller and their defence of the city during the Great Siege of Malta in 1565. Drift by places that can only be seen from the sea and get an insight into the island's past and present.

Day ticket to Noma Island floating beach club in Malta

You'll head to Europe's only purpose-built premium floating island retreat for a day of beach club vibes, sea views and cocktails. The stylish Noma Island is anchored just off the northern tip of Malta, in the clear blue Mediterranean, where you can jump in for a cooling swim in either the sea or the pool. Book yourself a sunbed or spacious cabana and settle in for a day of top-tier lounging with a relaxed atmosphere, laidback tunes and scrumptious dining options. Your return boat transfer from Marfa Jetty is taken care of, so simply choose your departure time and relax on this floating oasis.

Round Malta coastal cruise with swim stops and lunch

You'll pack a whole lot of Malta into one day on this super‑relaxed cruise. After gliding north past Valletta's historic skyline, you'll follow the rocky coastline to your first stop, Imgiebah Bay, for a swim in its tucked‑away shallows. Then, it's off to Anchor Bay, home to Popeye Village – the film set from the 1980 Popeye movie that's now an iconic attraction – where a buffet lunch awaits. You'll wrap up the day at St Peter's Pool, a natural limestone pool carved into the rocks and a great spot for one last swim before heading back to the pier.

Quad bike sunset tour in Gozo

Looking to liven up one your evenings in Gozo? Jump on a quad bike and follow off-road trails through the countryside and along the coast. As the sun starts to set, you'll refuel with a fresh Mediterranean platter and your choice of cocktail or mocktail. With the ferry to Gozo and a boat ride back to Malta included, this tour's the right mix of calm and adrenaline, all in one easy evening.

Gozo sunset quad bike tour with Comino swim stop

Your sunset adventure starts well before the sky turns gold. To kick things off, you'll set sail from Malta to the island of Comino for two hours of swimming and unwinding. After that, it's over to Gozo for a sunset quad bike ride. After a quick briefing, you'll gear up and trundle along coastal and countryside trails with your guide as the evening settles in. To wrap up, you'll tuck into a Mediterranean snack platter with an optional cocktail as the sun dips towards the horizon.

Gozo island guided off-road tour at sunset

Sunsets are made to be savoured, and you'll have plenty of time to soak up the views on this off-road tour of Gozo. You'll begin in Malta in the early afternoon, heading north to hop on a private powerboat across to the island of Gozo. Then, climb into your six-seater off-road buggy and let your professional driver guide you over the next few hours through the island's rolling valleys, hilltop towns and rugged sea cliffs. As golden hour starts, you'll tuck into a Mediterranean platter with an optional cocktail or mocktail. Watch the sky change colour as the sun dips below the horizon, before heading back to Malta for around 10:30pm.

Gozo and Comino Island cruise with swim stops and lunch

You'll drift from one scenic spot to the next on this cruise around the islands of Gozo and Comino. It starts at the Crystal Lagoon before you glide past Xlendi and Dwejra and dip into some of Gozo's favourite bays. There are plenty of swim stops along the way, too – Ramla, San Blas, Dahlet Qorrot, even the ever‑popular Blue Lagoon. You'll also glide by Halfa Rock, Elephants Rock and see Santa Maria Bay and its cave. To top it all off, lunch is included with a traditional Maltese ftira – a crusty local bread filled with classic island flavours.

Three-wheeled motorbike sunset tour in Gozo

Feel the wind, chase the sunset and own the road on this guided tour from Malta to Gozo. You'll ride a three-wheeled motorbike known as a Ryker to the island's most beautiful corners right at golden hour. Feel the freedom of the open road while you cruise along peaceful coastal roads and country lanes. Whether you're riding solo, with your partner, or as part of a small group, this one's for anyone who wants their sunset with a side of adventure.