The Mediterranean Sea is surrounded by numerous incredible travel destinations, such public favorites as Spain, Italy, Israel, Greece, and Turkey. With diversity like that, no wonder that the small country of Malta goes unnoticed by travelers way too often. And that's unfair, as despite not boasting an impressive size, the island offers so many fascinating things to see and do that everyone who spends at least a day or two there has no choice but to fall in love with this beautiful place. All tours to Malta that we offer are carefully tailored by travel experts with years of experience under their belts. The best centrally located hotels, exciting sightseeing programs, and private airport transfers are an integral part of all Malta trips by Firebird, as we strive to provide the best possible travel experience.
Things To Do & Places To See in Malta
Don't miss out on any important sights & experiences in Malta
Read more about experiences awaiting you in Malta and set off on an unforgettable journey to one of the most authentic destinations in the world. Customize your Malta itinerary with the help of our experienced destination specialists and enjoy a tour tailored to your needs and wishes.
- Boat trip to the Blue Grotto
- Visit to the temple of Hagar Qim
- Exploration of Gozo Island
- Marveling at Cathedral of St. John
- Day Tour to Mdina & Mosta
- Medieval Citadel of Victoria sightseeing
- Visit to the Dinghi Cliffs
- Grandmasters Palace in Valletta
Malta Travel Tips
Malta travel tips will help you ensure a worry-free experience while marveling at scenic views, colorful cities, and bustling lifestyles.
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What to pack
Packing is a key to a great vacation, so put a pair of comfortable walking shoes, an insect repellant, and sunscreen in your suitcase.
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How much to tip
Tipping is optional, yet appreciated; feel free to leave up to 10% of the bill if you have enjoyed the service in a restaurant.
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Currency
Having some local currency on hand is always wise; the local currency in Malta is the Euro.
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Souvenirs
Some of the most popular souvenirs to bring from Malta are works of blown glass and local types of nougat.
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When to travel
Summers might get too hot for sightseeing picturesque Malta; thus, late spring-early fall seems like a better idea.
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Food
Don’t miss the chance to sample some local dishes while in Malta, such as Lampuki Pie or Kapunata.