Top Malta Private Sightseeing Tours

This was an excellent way to see the city and understand how the history ties into the current building and structures. The guide Angele was super knowledgeable about history, art, and city specific events. Highly recommend this is experience. Highlight was that it ended up in St Johns Co cathedral so you could spend extra time there at the end of the tour.

We had an absolutely wonderful experience exploring Malta with our guide, Chamison, and cannot recommend him highly enough. From the start, Chamison was attentive, patient, and clearly passionate about sharing Malta's history and culture. He took us to a wonderful mix of well-known landmarks and lesser-known local spots that we would never have found on our own. His knowledge of Malta's heritage and stories behind each site made every stop so much more meaningful. What really stood out was how generous and thoughtful he was throughout the tour — he even treated us to some authentic local snacks so we could experience real Maltese flavors, not just the tourist version. It was such a warm and genuine touch that made the whole experience feel personal rather than transactional. Chamison was easy to communicate with, flexible with our pace, and made sure we felt comfortable and well taken care of the entire time. We left with not just great photos, but a real appreciation for Malta thanks to him. If you're visiting Malta and want a guide who genuinely cares about giving you an authentic, memorable experience, ask for Chamison. Five stars, without hesitation!

What an amazing experience. Get there at least an hour early to get the seats you want. We arrived 30 minutes early and were fortunate enough to still find a spot. Other than that the trip was wonderful and we would redo this exact excursion again in the future. Have recommended to many friends headed to Malta.

Fun way to see Gozo with a good food break and swim spot in the afternoon! The quad bikes were easy to ride but word of advice, if you get a choice between a black one or a red one, take the red one. The black quad bikes are really hot around the exhaust and your calf will feel uncomfortable.

Terrific and relaxing way to experience Gozo & Commino. Our skipper, Justin, was an expert - decades of experience culminating in a relaxed, friendly, and knowledgeable guide. This excursion came after we’d taken a land tour of Gozo a few days before, and this was our last full-day in Malta. We loved the relaxed pace (eg, cruising, swimming, relaxing in natural harbors - always away from the denser crowds). We enjoyed the 4 hour tour - 3hrs could have been enough, but 2hrs would have felt too short. It was an ideal end to a vacation to hear a skipper’s personal history with the island and industry, all while relaxing on the water.

This was a vacation highlight for us. We took 8 on the sunset four hour cruise including a few teens, young adults and adults. We all enjoyed it. The boat was more comfortable than we expected with lounge chairs instead of traditional rows of chairs. It was a pool party atmosphere at the first swim stop with swimming off the boat. Most people did general swimming, not snorkeling. Probably too many people together to see any fish anyway. The boat slide was fun, we all tried it. The second stop at Blue Lagoon was a really nice space for shallow water swimming. You need to reserve a landing pass, it is free, the boat company sends you a link. You can order food from the boat company, but I wouldn't bother. There were plenty of food stands to buy food at Blue Lagoon, they were not too expensive. Drinks in a pineapple shell were very popular. There is a public shower at Blue Lagoon to rinse off. The scenery throughout was beautiful and well worth seeing. Blue Lagoon would not be very accessible for handicapped, lots of steps.

Our guide Angela is Maltese and she provided wonderful insight into the history and development of Valletta. We only walked a short distance around the core of the city but every stop was marked with an anecdote or brief story to build up our understanding and appreciation for this wonderful city.

Very well organised and traditional… great way to see parts of Malta you wouldn’t usually, the cars themselves are fun to drive once you get used to them and all the guides work really well. The SAT nav loses signal regularly but quite easy to get back on track.