SIGHTSEEING AND EXCURSIONS

With its excellent weather, breathtaking views and lovely countryside, Malta is an ideal destination for travelers looking for an adventure packed holiday.  Our Adventure Holidays are led by professionals, and all care is taken to ensure the safety and comfort of all our clients.  The programmes are tailor-made with varying degrees of challenge.

With such an old history and, Malta has always been popular with archaeologists trying to find artifacts from the past, to better explain the way of life of the people of those times. 
The Archaeological Programme takes the visitor to the main parts of the island where the guide explains the findings up to the current day.  Any visitor experiencing this will have pictures in their mind of many ages through the history of time. 

For those who enjoy culture and history, the 8-day Cultural Programme is a must. 
Visiting all cultural locations on the Maltese islands, visitors experience Malta, Gozo and the surrounding coastline. 
Some of the highlights of this programme are visits to:

• Valletta – the present day capital, its theatres, palaces and Cathedral
• Mdina – the old capital and referred to as “The Silent City” with its Cathedral, bastions and amazing vistas.
• Prehistoric temples – dating further back then Stonehenge.
• Mosta Church – with the 3rd largest unsupported  dome in Europe that  was pierced with a bomb during the second world war and miraculously did not detonate
• The Three Cities – Senglea, Cospicua and Vittoriosa, the three harbour towns, older than Valletta and the first residence for the knights of St. John, seeped in history and legend
• Typical Fishing Villages – the main one being Marsaxklokk where one can see the fishermen preparing their nets as in times gone by
• Gozo – including its citadel, prehistoric temples, its coastal features and villages
• Harbour  Cruises – no trip to Malta would be complete without a voyage around the two main harbours – Marsamxett and Grand Harbour
• Blue Grotto – lying beneath the cliffs of Wied iz-Zurrieq, and reached only by sea, is an extraordinary and beautiful  network  of caves with crystal azure water. In the right weather conditions, visitors may board a typical Maltese fishing boat and go into the Grotto itself.