Top Malta Street Food Tours

Experience the different influences on life in Malta through its food on this shared food tour of Valletta. Walk with your guide around the capital city of Valletta as they show you the different foods that make up Maltese cuisine and how they represent the history of the city and country. Places on this small-group tour are limited to 15 travelers and participants must be at least 16 years old.

Experience the culture of Malta’s capital city through its cuisine during a food and walking tour that reveals Valletta’s top sights and bites. You’ll explore on foot for a more intimate glimpse into the Old Town, and discover dishes that you might otherwise have missed due to the language barrier. Plus, exploring in a small group limited to 10 people means you’ll receive personalized attention from your guide.

Experience the flavors of Valletta with this food and culture walking tour in Malta. Your guide will meet you and your group at an easy to find location, and then your tour will begin. You’ll not only try lots of different local street foods, but you’ll also hear about local culture, too, by visiting gardens, main landmarks, and more.

Experience the beauty of the Mediterranean on an afternoon speedboat cruise aboard the Sea Master. This exclusive 4.5hour excursion includes guided entry into Comino’s stunning sea caves, offering a close-up view of their natural formations. The itinerary includes a 1 hour stop at the Crystal Lagoon and 2.5 hours at the Blue Lagoon, ideal for swimming, relaxation, and exploration. Enjoy scenic views cruising past landmarks such as St. Nicholas Bay and Comino Tower, with live commentary from your skipper. This small-group experience ensures a comfortable and personalized journey. * 4.5hour afternoon cruise departing from Bugibba Jetty at 14:30 * Guided exploration of Comino’s sea caves, including a 2.5hour stop at the Blue Lagoon and 1hour crystal lagoon. * Intimate small-group experience, ensuring enhanced comfort and personalized service

Swap the typical sightseeing tours for a tour that combines Malta's sights with its tastiest cuisine. This private tour takes you from Mdina to Rabat and Mosta to explore top attractions, learn about the history of the place and eat traditional Maltese dishes, including breakfast, lunch and a special liquor and dessert.

Overcome the language barrier and sample Maltese munch that you might otherwise miss on a private food and walking tour of Valletta. Rather than researching food hotspots and making your own reservations, you’ll follow your guide on a culinary journey through the culture and history of Malta’s capital city.

As you stroll through Valletta's charming streets, you'll savour a diverse range of flavours, from authentic Maltese dishes to delectable desserts. This tour is a perfect fusion of culinary exploration and historical discovery, offering a unique and different perspective on this UNESCO World Heritage-listed city. Experience the vibrant tapestry of Valletta, Malta's historic capital, through its flavours and fascinating history through "The Taste and History of Valletta" tour. Join us for a delightful journey that combines mouthwatering tastings of local cuisine with captivating insights into the city's rich heritage

We will be having a taste of what’s cooking in the pot as we walk through two beautiful towns and discover the locality with all it has to offer beyond the food itself. Accompanied by a fully licensed professional guide, you will discover the two beautiful towns of Mdina and Rabat whilst trying some of the most traditional dishes our islands offer. We start by walking through Mdina past the aristocratic palaces after having the famous pastizzi along with the local drink Kinnie. After walking past the Cathedral and seeing the view from the bastions we stroll through some very atmospheric streets into Rabat. We then walk through the narrow winding streets of Rabat to get in the centre of the town where after walking past the St Paul's Church we stop to make ħobż biz-zejt whilst trying local beers. We finish at a local restaurant trying the star of Maltese cuisine, obviously rabbit, along with which some other Maltese traditional delicacies and a glass of local red wine.