Top Rabat Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises - page 2

Plan your holiday in advance and make the most of it with this 5‑day excursions package exploring the culture, beauty, and history of Malta & Gozo. Enjoy two full‑day and three half‑day guided tours in various languages, covering the islands' top highlights. Visit Valletta, a UNESCO World Heritage Site filled with fortifications, palaces, churches, gardens, and striking architecture. Discover Mdina’s medieval charm and timeless narrow streets. Explore the historic Three Cities and their impressive fortifications. Experience Gozo’s rich heritage, landmarks, hidden gems, and scenic beauty. Visit the colourful fishing village of Marsaxlokk, famous for its traditional luzzu boats. Highlights include Upper Barrakka Gardens, St. John’s Co‑Cathedral, Mdina, Dingli Cliffs, San Anton Gardens, a harbour boat trip, Ta’ Qali Artisan Village, Mosta Dome, Blue Grotto, Ggantija Temples, Victoria, the Citadel and Dwejra Bay. Choose the option that best fits your travel dates to view the itinerary.

Join us on this boat trip to relive Malta’s valiant history as we cruise along the stunning natural harbours flanking Valletta: the Grand Harbour and Marsamxett Harbour, as well as the three fortified cities of Vittoriosa, Senglea, and Cospicua. Both harbours have played a key role in Malta’s rich past. During the cruise, you’ll take in magnificent forts, battlements, and creeks surrounding Valletta, enjoying unique views of the city and the beautiful Maltese coastline while gliding through the clear Mediterranean waters. It’s the perfect chance to admire Valletta from a new perspective and capture memorable photos of its breath-taking scenery. At the end of the cruise, you will disembark at Sliema Ferries, where you’ll have about 1½ hours of free time to stroll along Sliema’s bustling shopping area and promenade. You can browse the many outlets, relax in one of the cafés or restaurants, or simply enjoy the lively seaside atmosphere.

The Good Friday celebrations are primarily of a religious nature, where the faithful gather in large numbers to commemorate the passion and death of Jesus Christ. On this day, churches are deprived of their traditional ornamental style to give a sombre outlook. In the afternoon, various towns and villages commemorate the Passion of the Christ with a solemn procession of statues. Each statue represents a particular episode in the Passion of the Christ and is carried by bearers. Participants are dressed as biblical characters who take part in the procession in a dignified manner. Many processions include men bearing a cross and sometimes dragging chains tied to their bare feet as an act of faith or penance. Join us on this immersive occasion as we visit the Good Friday procession at the village of Żebbuġ, experience the traditions of the community, marvel at the life-size statues and stunning costumes, and admire the way the locals honour God through these revered yearly processions.