Malta Custom Tour Packages

The best time to visit Malta would be in Spring or Summer. August is usually quite busy, as it's a popular destination for people from all over Europe who take their vacations in August, therefore, we usually suggest May or September, when the weather is still warm and you can easily walk around everywhere and enjoy some relaxation by the beach.

The Maltese Islands have three sites inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.These are the City of Valletta, the Megalithic Temples and the Ħal Saflieni Hypogeum.

In all, seven megalithic temples are found on the islands of Malta and Gozo, each the result of an individual development. The two temples of Ġgantija on the island of Gozo are notable for their gigantic Bronze Age structures. The Ġgantija Temples are the oldest, free-standing monuments in the world and are a testament to the Island's inhabitation for at least 1,000 years before the famous Egyptian pyramids of Giza were constructed.

On the island of Malta, the temples of Ħaġar Qim, Mnajdra and Tarxien are unique architectural masterpieces, given the limited resources available to their builders. The Ta' Ħagrat and Skorba complexes show how the tradition of temple-building was handed down in Malta. These temples were inscribed on the World Heritage List as a group and represent a unique architectural tradition that flourished on the Maltese Islands between 3600 and 2500 B.C.

The Ħal Saflieni Hypogeum is a rock-cut underground complex that was used both as a sanctuary as well as for burial purposes by the temple builders. It was discovered during construction works in 1902. The three underground levels date from around 3600 to 2400 B.C. The monument is considered one of the essential prehistoric monuments in the world.

We recommend a stay of around 4 nights, to enjoy the capital, Valletta, and some of the islands, so that you will have enough time to soak in the culture and history of Malta and also enjoy some relaxation time by the beach, take some boat tours or cooking classes and explore the smaller islands around.

Yes. Valletta has an international airport with connections from and to New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Washington and Boston.

If travelling in Spring or Summer, the weather is usually quite warm, therefore we suggest to pack light clothes, comfortable shoes as you will walk around a lot. If you are planning to take boat tours or to go to the beach, we recommend to bring your own swimming suits, towels and flip flops.Even though it's quite warm, being an island, it can get quite windy, specially in the evenings, so remember to bring a light jacket or a scarf. In Winter, weather is usually mild but temperatures can drop in the evening and at night, so it's always suggested to bring winter jackets and clothes.

Being an island, Malta is surrounded by the sea. Malta has beaches for everyone, from windsurfers to sunbathers. Choose from golden sand, red sand, rocks, blue lagoons and even inland seas. Some beaches and rocky shores are off the beaten track, but worth seeking out for their seclusion. Do not miss a boat trip to Comino's Blue Lagoon for the ultimate in azure water.

Traditional Maltese food is rustic and based on the seasons. Look out for Lampuki Pie (fish pie), Rabbit Stew, Bragioli (beef olives), Kapunata, (Maltese version of ratatouille), and widow's soup, which includes a small round of Gbejniet (sheep or goat's cheese).In Valletta you can find a huge variety of different cuisines from all over the world (such as Italian, Greek, Japanese, Chinese, Mexican, Thai and so on).

The public bus service on Malta and Gozo is a good way to get around as buses serve the major tourist areas, go practically everywhere and are inexpensive and efficient.The white taxi service can pick up passengers from anywhere, except bus-stops. Taxi services from the Malta International Airport and the Seaport Terminal to all localities in Malta are based on a fixed tariff.


A regular ferry service links Malta to Gozo, taking about 20 minutes each way.

There are also regular boat services between each island and Comino.

A water taxi service using traditional Maltese 'dghajsa' boats is also available in Grand Harbour.

Generally, Malta is very safe to visit. It is among the safest countries in the EU to travel to, but it has its dangers. Use your common sense and keep your valuables closely by your side, since the most common type of crime is petty theft.