Top Mgarr Cultural Tours

Explore the picturesque fishing village of Marsaxlokk and its traditional Sunday open market, travel to Zurrieq Valley to visit the marvellous Blue Grotto where you can also take an optional boat trip to the caves, end your tour with a walk at Qrendi, one of Malta’s unspoilt traditional villages.

Malta is one of the Mediterranean’s hidden gems, with plenty to see and do. On this full day tour, explore the island from top to bottom, and discover why it has been inhabited for more than 8000 years. See the fishing village of Marsaxlokk, then see the ancient Hagar Qim temples. Explore Mdina, Malta’s former capital city, then find Dingli Cliffs, a true natural wonder.

Customize this tour according to your choice of hours and destinations. Discover the best of Malta in one day, blending history, culture, and stunning views. Start with Mosta Church, Europe’s third-largest dome. Then visit Ta' Qali Crafts Village. Wander through Mdina, the “Silent City,” and take in views from Dingli Cliffs, Malta’s highest point. End the tour at Ħaġar Qim Temple, a UNESCO site with breathtaking sea views. In the afternoon, head south to the Blue Grotto, famous for its clear waters and sea caves. Explore Marsaxlokk, a vibrant fishing village with colorful boats and seafood. Visit the historic Three Cities—Vittoriosa, Senglea, and Cospicua—and relax at Gardjola Gardens with panoramic views of the Grand Harbour. Finish your day at Baraka Garden in Valetta Malta UNESCO capital. PLEASE NOTE THAT I AM NOT A TOUR GUIDE. HOWEVER, I AM A PRIVATE DRIVER WHO LOVES SHARING CULTURAL INSIGHTS ABOUT MALTA. I WILL PROVIDE YOU WITH THE INFORMATION NEEDED ABOUT MALTA.

Go beyond Valletta's Grand Harbour area to discover the Three Cities of Vittoriosa, Cospicua, and Senglea where Malta's famous Knights of St. John settled in the 1500s. With a guide, you'll explore the area by foot, coach, and traditional 'dghajsa' boat, getting the lowdown on the knights and their historic rule along the way.

Embark on a captivating night tour around Malta and experience the island in a whole new light. As dusk falls, Malta’s landmarks, towns, villages, and seaside locations shine under a stunning display of lights. The tour begins in Valletta, the capital city, where you’ll admire the impressive bastions and fortifications. A leisurely walk through the city centre will showcase its stunning architecture and vibrant atmosphere. Next, immerse yourself in the ‘Malta 5D’ audio-visual show, a cinematic experience that brings the island’s rich history to life in an interactive way. The tour continues to Mosta, home to the iconic Sanctuary Basilica of the Assumption, known for its world’s third-largest unsupported dome. Admire its beauty, with around 20 minutes to capture photos of this architectural marvel. The final stop is Mdina, the Silent City. Wander through its narrow, lantern-lit streets, admiring the historic palazzos and landmarks, and soak in the ancient, peaceful atmosphere.

Leave the cruise port behind and spend the morning exploring beautiful Malta on this private, half-day shore excursion. In the company of your very own driver-guide, you’ll be whisked around the archipelago of Malta. Enjoy a panoramic tour of the UNESCO-listed capital city of Valletta, taking in top sights like the Grandmaster’s Palace and the Mosta Dome from the comfort of your private vehicle. You’ll also visit Upper Barrakka Gardens and have free time to explore at your own pace.

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.