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Mdina

Malta Highlights Full-Day Guided Tour with Transfers & Lunch

Duration
Duration

8 hours

Free cancellation
Free cancellation

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start of your experience

Transfers included
Transfers included
Meals included
Meals included
Guided tour
Guided tour

Expert local tour guide

Hotel pickup
Hotel pickup

Convenient pick-up at your location

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Explore Mdina's top spots like the 17th-century San Anton Botanical Gardens, Malta’s largest church, and more on an expert-guided day tour.

Spend your day exploring must-see Malta's highlights with an expert guide. Enjoy convenient round-trip transfers and lunch on this tour.

Visit the St. Cataldus Catacombs, where you can find the earliest evidence of Christianity in Malta, including underground chambers.

Take in scenic views from the islands’ highest point at Dingli Cliffs, and observe artisans practice glassblowing techniques at Ta' Qali Craft Village.

Choose a guide who speaks the language of your choice to make this experience more customized.

Fun fact: Malta's history dates back to around 5900 BC, making it one of the world's oldest inhabited places.

Full-day guided tour of Malta

Round-trip hotel transfers

English/French/German/Italian/Spanish/Polish-speaking guide

All transportation via AC vehicles

Lunch with a glass of wine

Admission to all sites

Extra drinks during lunch

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Ancient wonders of Mdina

Kick-start your guided tour in Malta with a comfortable AC pick-up from your hotel. With a friendly guide, get ready to experience some of the island's most interesting highlights renowned for its palaces and ancient heritage.

You'll have the chance to uncover the mysteries of St. Cataldus Catacombs. These catacombs were originally used as burial sites in ancient times and hold some of the earliest signs of Christianity in Malta. Catch sight of beautifully crafted graves, some with protective canopies, while others are carved right into the rocky surroundings.

Lunch & scenic delights

Later in the day, immerse yourself in the scenic beauty of the sea from Dingli Cliffs. This is the highest vantage point on the Maltese island, situated approximately 253 meters above sea level. After a leisurely lunch paired with a glass of wine, stroll through the San Anton Botanical Gardens, now serving as the residence of the Maltese President.

Finish your tour by visiting Malta's biggest church, the Sanctuary Basilica of the Assumption of Our Lady. It's often called the Mosta Dome, renowned for a remarkable event during World War II when a bomb pierced the dome but miraculously did not explode, sparing the lives of the people inside the church.

Itinerary

  • St. Cataldus Catacombs

  • Dingli Cliffs

  • Botanical Gardens Of San Anton

  • Ta’ Qali Artisan Village

  • Sanctuary Basilica of the Assumption of Our Lady

Know before you go

What's not allowed

  • The experience is not accessible for wheelchair users, and guests with mobility impairments.

  • Pets are not allowed in this experience.

Additional information

  • This tour is pram and stroller accessible.

  • Baggage is allowed on this tour.

  • It's recommended to wear comfortable shoes as there's a fair amount of walking.

  • Strict Dress Code: It's recommended to dress modestly and respectfully for a church visit.

  • The tour with a Polish-speaking guide will be organized only if there's a minimum of 12 guests for the tour. If the minimum number of guests is not reached, the provider reserves the right to cancel and when this happens, guests can opt to have the tour with an English-speaking guide (or any other language from the available languages). Alternatively, guests can request a full refund.

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