Independent tours to Malta
#3
Joined: Jan 2003
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Used them when we visited Malta a few years back for air/hotel only and would recommend. Tours are easy enough to do independently once you're there.
Our flight connected thru London Heathrow before heading to Malta.
Suggest a visit to the Hypogeum (timed ticket reservations should be made in advance - you can book online and pick up in Malta), and a quick stop at the Tarxien Temples (which are within walking distance of the Hypogeum). A visit to the fishing village of Marsaxlokk, Mdina and Gozo will help full up your time on the island.
For a relatively small island, Malta offers a lot to see and do!
ENJOY!
Our flight connected thru London Heathrow before heading to Malta.
Suggest a visit to the Hypogeum (timed ticket reservations should be made in advance - you can book online and pick up in Malta), and a quick stop at the Tarxien Temples (which are within walking distance of the Hypogeum). A visit to the fishing village of Marsaxlokk, Mdina and Gozo will help full up your time on the island.
For a relatively small island, Malta offers a lot to see and do!
ENJOY!
#5
Joined: Jan 2003
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I did Malta in 2004 with Grand Circle Travel. The tour was about the same price as traveling independently but we had a great program director and local guide with us and a few additional lectures about Malta culture, etc. Also a home hosted lunch.
This tour stayed in one hotel the whole time (except for an Optional overnight to Gozo which I did) and gave you a lot of free time to explore on your own. I'd recommend Grand Circle.
If you search on Malta you'll find my detailed trip report.
This tour stayed in one hotel the whole time (except for an Optional overnight to Gozo which I did) and gave you a lot of free time to explore on your own. I'd recommend Grand Circle.
If you search on Malta you'll find my detailed trip report.




