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Panoramic view of Valetta with sailing boats in turquoise sea. Malta
Aerial view of Valletta, the capital city of Malta, located in the Mediterranean Sea.

Malta Cruises

Set course to Malta cruise port: an enchanting Mediterranean destination that offers a captivating blend of history, natural beauty, and stunning landscapes. Surrounded by vivid blue waters, Malta offers numerous sandy beaches, rocky coves and bays to be explored that are bathed in warm sunshine all year round.[ReadMoreMob]

Immerse yourself in everything this enchanting destination has to offer on a Malta cruise. The archaeological wonders offer a glimpse into Malta's ancient civilization and the wide range of bird species allowing you to spot migratory birds and endemic species at Ghadira Nature Reserve. Try traditional Maltese cuisine including fresh seafood, bread, pastizzi (filled flaky pastries), and rabbit stew, a local specialty. [ReadMoreDesk]Highlights of a cruise to Malta from the UK include scenic cruising of the Grand Harbour. This natural deep-water harbour is steeped in history and offers breathtaking views of Valletta and its fortifications. Marvel at the limestone battlements, crenellated castles, and hillside structures as you sail through pristine waters.

As you sail into the picturesque harbours, a stop at Valetta allows you to explore the country's capital. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is a treasure trove of baroque architecture, ancient forts, and captivating museums. Uncover the rich history of this city as you explore its narrow streets and visit renowned landmarks such as St. John's Co-Cathedral and the Barrakka Gardens.

An archipelago composed of three main islands: Malta, Gozo, and Comino. After you cruise from to Valletta, explore the crystal clear waters of the Blue Lagoon, located on the nearby island of Comino, famous for its strikingly blue waters and is a popular spot for water activities. The small island of Gozo is also a popular day trip for peace and quiet as well as outdoor activites.

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Shore excursions vary by itinerary and may not be available on every sailing. Images are for illustrative purposes only and may not reflect the exact experience, locations, or activities included in your chosen tour.

Island of Gozo

Sail to Gozo to explore the Ġgantija Prehistoric Temples, followed by sweeping views from Qala Belvedere and a taste of Maltese delicacies in a local restaurant. Continue to the historic Citadel and finish with a visit to the Basilica of Ta’ Pinu before enjoying a scenic journey back.

Mdina

Travel to Mdina, the hilltop ‘Silent City’, known for its sweeping island views and beautiful blend of Medieval and Baroque architecture. Enjoy a guided walk through its quiet streets before exploring the cathedral and museum at its heart.

Rabat by Trolley Train

Enjoy a relaxing Trolley Train ride through Rabat, passing Mdina’s ancient walls and some of Malta’s most significant heritage sites, including St Paul’s Catacombs and the Domus Romana. After the tour, you can join a guided walk for deeper insight or enjoy free time before returning to the port by coach.

Malta's Wartime History

Explore Fort St Elmo and the National War Museum, home to remarkable artefacts including the George Cross and historic military exhibits, along with panoramic harbour views. Continue to Mosta to visit the impressive dome and its World War II shelter for a further insight into Malta’s wartime story.

Island of Gozo

Sail to Gozo to explore the Ġgantija Prehistoric Temples, followed by sweeping views from Qala Belvedere and a taste of Maltese delicacies in a local restaurant. Continue to the historic Citadel and finish with a visit to the Basilica of Ta’ Pinu before enjoying a scenic journey back.

Mdina

Travel to Mdina, the hilltop ‘Silent City’, known for its sweeping island views and beautiful blend of Medieval and Baroque architecture. Enjoy a guided walk through its quiet streets before exploring the cathedral and museum at its heart.

Rabat by Trolley Train

Enjoy a relaxing Trolley Train ride through Rabat, passing Mdina’s ancient walls and some of Malta’s most significant heritage sites, including St Paul’s Catacombs and the Domus Romana. After the tour, you can join a guided walk for deeper insight or enjoy free time before returning to the port by coach.

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A Foodie’s Guide to Valletta

Valletta is a city where centuries of Mediterranean and Middle Eastern influence have come together to create one of the most distinctive culinary scenes in Europe. From the slow-cooked rabbit stew that is Malta's beloved national dish to the flaky, pennies-a-piece pastizzi enjoyed at any hour of the day, this guide takes you through the must-try dishes, the best food markets and the dining spots that deserve a place on your shore day itinerary. Whether you're browsing the vibrant stalls of Is-Suq tal-Belt or sitting down to a Michelin-starred meal overlooking the Grand Harbour, Valletta is a true paradise for food lovers.

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