Cruise Passenger Tours in Malta
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- Tours for Cruise ship passengers in Malta
- Your own vehicle and driver
- 3 hour tours - (1-4 Passengers €125 Euro Total) (5-8 Passengers €150 Euro Total)
- If you want additional time this is only €30 Euro per extra hour.
- Two hour tours (If you are short of time) From just €89 Euro.
- Children’s tours, fun tours for younger travellers.
- Pre-booked for best value and efficiency
- Quality cars and people carriers
- Full safety belts and child seats
- Chilled water
- Complementary Newspapers
- Fully Flexible go as you please
- Child friendly
Suggested points of interests to visit:
- The Blue Grotto, weather permitting a boat trip.
- Mosta, The Dome and WW2 Story
- Mdina, The silent city
- Rabat, The ancient catacombs and Roman ruins
- Attard, St Anton Gardens
- Valletta, The Grand Harbour Views and Historical shows, St Johns Cathedral
- The three cities, a visit to the charm of narrow streets and history
We have specialist experience in organising trips for tour ship visitors to the islands. We understand that you will want to make the best use of your time and get to see as much of our islands as possible.
We also appreciate that you want to be sure to run on time and get back to your vessel in good time to depart. We will ensure to get all your information and arrange a tour that is right for your party and your time availability.
We can also ensure that all your party is catered for and that there is enough for your teenagers and younger children.
These tours are arranged individually, with your input and offer a degree of flexibility that we are sure you will appreciate.
All we need is the size of your party, the date and time of your arrival and your interests, and we will do the rest.
We look forward to making sure your trip to Malta is one to remember and will give you the personal service to make you feel at home.
Simply let us know what you want to see, how many people and leave it to us. We will give you some suggestions and give you a few ideas for a great day out.
Please click here to get started and get a quote.
To book a Cruise passengers tour of Malta:
Call +356 999 777 59
Email info@maltataxionline.com
Mdina and Rabat
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- Mdina is a medieval walled town set on a hill
- St Pauls Cathedral
- Mdina gate
- Narrow medieval streets
MDINA Silent City
Mdina, also known as the silent city, its name actually stems from the Arabic word ' medina' which means city. The surrounding village is known as Rabat, also stemming from Arabic and meaning 'suburb'. Mdina was the principal settlements of the Phoenicians about 3000 years ago and was the capital of Malta up until the arrival of the knights of St John in the 1500s. A major tourists attraction, Mdina is internationally recognized as an important UNESCO heritage site and the seat of the Maltese Bishop. The streets are narrow and the houses build high, with many doors having beutiful, omate brass knockers complemented by intricately build balconies. There is a calming feeling as you walk along the narrow streets and passageways of the tiny city, you get the opportunity to take in some of the best Norman and Baroque architecture on the island. Several palaces are situated here and most of them now are private homes.Take a slow walk through the winding streets and visit Vilhena Palace - home to the National Museum of History. Then a gruesome visits to the old dungeons, when scenes of torture and imprisonment are depicted by life size figures in period costume, and let yourself go back in time where life was not so rosy to say the least! Finally take a short walk to an amazing coffee shop, where you can enjoy homemade cheesecakes and cakes, perched on top of Mdina bastions - where panoramic views can be enjoyed by all.
To book your Malta taxi to Mdina:
Call +356 999 777 61
Email info@maltataxionline.com
St Johns Cathedral Valletta
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St John Cathedral - Malta
In St John's Square was build between 1573 and 1578 by Maltese architect Girolamo Cassar. When you step over its threshold, the interior amazed you with its dazzling beauty. The marble floor is covered with multicoloured marble tombstones where 400 knights are buried. Each is adomed with the coat of arms of its aristocratic occupant, along with symbols reminding onlookers of the inevitability of death. The walls are intricately carved with flowers and garlands, whilist the vaulted ceilings are splendidly painted with frescos by Mattia Preti. The Cathedral's treasures include a magnificent painting of St John the Baptist by Caravaggio as well as a series of beautiful tapestries with designs by Ruben and Poussin.
In St John's Square was build between 1573 and 1578 by Maltese architect Girolamo Cassar. When you step over its threshold, the interior amazed you with its dazzling beauty. The marble floor is covered with multicoloured marble tombstones where 400 knights are buried. Each is adomed with the coat of arms of its aristocratic occupant, along with symbols reminding onlookers of the inevitability of death. The walls are intricately carved with flowers and garlands, whilist the vaulted ceilings are splendidly painted with frescos by Mattia Preti. The Cathedral's treasures include a magnificent painting of St John the Baptist by Caravaggio as well as a series of beautiful tapestries with designs by Ruben and Poussin.
St Julians
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St Julians
This former fishing village is now one of the main resorts on the island offering a huge range of restaurants, bars, pubs and clubs and is pretty vibrant at night, popular with the younger visitor but for those no longer wishing to dance the night away there is also a large casino on the peninsular and one is cocooned within your hotel if the nightclubs don’ appeal. During the day the pretty boats in the bay still remind one of its former fishing village life but also the modern shopping mall and large cinema, which shows all the latest release, have bought it right up to date. The shoreline is part of the St George’s Bay and views out to sea from the hotels are lovely.
This former fishing village is now one of the main resorts on the island offering a huge range of restaurants, bars, pubs and clubs and is pretty vibrant at night, popular with the younger visitor but for those no longer wishing to dance the night away there is also a large casino on the peninsular and one is cocooned within your hotel if the nightclubs don’ appeal. During the day the pretty boats in the bay still remind one of its former fishing village life but also the modern shopping mall and large cinema, which shows all the latest release, have bought it right up to date. The shoreline is part of the St George’s Bay and views out to sea from the hotels are lovely.
Valletta Malta's Capital
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▪ 16th Century buildings
▪ Fantastic churches including St. Johns Co-Cathedral
▪ Upper Barrakka Gardens and the Grand Harbor
▪ Knights of St. John history and Grandmaster palace
VALLETTA Capital City Of Malta
Valletta, our capital city is named for Jean Parisot de la Valette a French nobleman who was Grand Master of St John, a leader of defenders during the Turkish siege of Malta in 1565. Valletta was one of the earliest sites inscribed by UNESCO on the world Heritage list and is regarded as the world's first planned community. Enjoy a walk through the narrow streets and take in the historical building and churches which is abundance. Discover modern coffee shops and restaurants, enjoying a traditional Maltese meal, followed by window shopping through the main street and afternoon browsing through designer label boutiques and jewellery outlets.
To book your Malta taxi to Valletta:
Call +356 999 777 61
Email info@maltataxionline.com
Birgu and the three cities
10/02/10 20:21
Top Places to Visit in Malta
We look forward to arranging some nice trips for you and your family. Please do call us for up to date information and advice. We have good contacts with all the major excursion sites and can also let you know about weekly events and special trips from our entertainments diary.
Remember that our planning service is free so give us a try we will come up with some great ideas and local events to ensure that your stay on the island is really something to remember.
To book your Malta taxi to Birgu:
Call +356 999 777 61
Email info@maltataxionline.com
- Birgu (Vittoriosa) is one of the three cities
- Offers a wonderful frontage onto the Grand Harbor
- Has an array of nice waterside restaurants
- Explore the warren of narrow streets
We look forward to arranging some nice trips for you and your family. Please do call us for up to date information and advice. We have good contacts with all the major excursion sites and can also let you know about weekly events and special trips from our entertainments diary.
Remember that our planning service is free so give us a try we will come up with some great ideas and local events to ensure that your stay on the island is really something to remember.
To book your Malta taxi to Birgu:
Call +356 999 777 61
Email info@maltataxionline.com