Holidays are often synonymous with relaxation! On the beaches or in the quiet countryside, you can relax in Malta without any problems. In the evening, some parts of the island are quieter and many places offer beautiful sunsets. In search of peace and quiet, consider a night tour of Mdina, Malta's former capital and now nicknamed 'The Silent City'.
Or sit on top of the cliffs of Dingli, gaze out over the landscape and enjoy the rest that a stay in the archipelago can offer.
History buffs will be delighted to learn that, in addition to all the monuments they can visit (no less than 320 in the capital Valletta alone), Malta has prehistoric temples considered to be the oldest megalithic monuments in Europe.
As you follow in the footsteps of the Knights of St John, you will realise how rich the island's history is. The island has been coveted by many countries over the years, until it finally gained its independence in 1964.
Turquoise waters, beaches, rocky coves and natural pools surrounded by cliffs... It would be a shame not to enjoy the water on your next holiday in Malta.
There are so many such little corners of paradise on the island that you will be surprised to find such beautiful water so close to home. Whether it's the Blue Lagoon in Comino with its clear water and fine sand, or the more secret cove of Wied Il-Għasri in Gozo, you're bound to fall under its spell.
Your stay in Malta will be a great opportunity to learn and grow. It is impossible not to be amazed by the country's architecture, which is very homogeneous and influenced by the Victorian era. As you pass through the museums or St John's Co-Cathedral in Valletta, you will admire sumptuous works of art, including a famous painting by Caravaggio.
Finally, film lovers will follow in the footsteps of their favourite films and series, as the archipelago is a popular location for Hollywood productions (Titanic, James Bond, Game of Thrones, etc.).
Would you like to try new activities during your holiday? On land, at sea or in the air, this small island in the heart of the Mediterranean offers many possibilities for sportsmen, or all those who like to discover and explore, in search of more or less strong sensations.
Stand-up paddle, kayak, diving and snorkeling... All water sports are obviously available in Malta and for all levels.
If you like the land, there are also some great walks to do on the island. Finally, for those who are not afraid of heights, some sites offer the possibility of abseiling or zip-lining.
We know these islands better than anyone else and will guide you off the beaten track, for a unique travel experience away from the crowds. Of course, we will also show you the must-sees!
Authentik Malta offers to accompany you on your trip to Malta and help you to get a holiday that will make you discover the island's must-sees.
8 days
From : €842*
Sandra Gojal
- 6 nights in a flat
- 7 days car rental
- Tour of Valletta
- St John's Co-Cathedral
- Palace Armoury
- 5D Audio Visual
Gozo TUK-TUK
- Hagar Qim Temples
- Limestone Heritage
- Visit to Mdina and Rabat
- Visit to Dingli Cliffs
- Comino Snorkelling
- International flights
- Insurance
- Personal purchases
- Entrance fees to sites not included in the proposal
- Meals not included in the proposal
- Blue Grotto
Day 1: Arrival and visit of Valletta
Day 2: Discover the island of Gozo by tuk-tuk
Day 3: Hagar Qim and Limestone Heritage Temples
Day 4: Free day
Day 5: Visit to the towns of Mdina and Rabat and the Cliffs of Dingli
Day 6: Comino Island and Snorkelling
Day 7: Marsaxlokk market and Blue Grotto
Day 8: Departure
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Delivery of your travel documents and vouchers for your stay.
Installation in your flat.
Sandra will take you on a walking tour of Europe's smallest capital city. A mosaic of many influences, rich in history and culture, Valletta is an ancient crossroads between Europe and the East. Multicultural, but above all Mediterranean, Valletta combines British elegance with Italian charm, all sublimated with oriental influences. You are transported to the fascinating past of this city, forever marked by the passage of the Knights of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem and classified as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, and discover its countless treasures.
Guided tour of 3 must-see places, which will tell you all about the capital of Malta: St John's Co-Cathedral, the Palace Armoury as well as a 5D experience or a visit of a bourgeois house...
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Take a boat to the island of Gozo, the second largest island in the Maltese archipelago.
Cruise along the streets of Gozo in a tuk-tuk on this full day excursion. Visit all the main sites and villages such as the cliffs, bays, Fungus Rock, Victoria (the island's capital) and much more.
You will learn a lot about Gozo's rich history and culture from your English speaking guide. Enjoy a typical meal included.
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Visit the Neolithic site of Hagar Qim, consisting of four temples built between 3,600 and 2,500 BC, it is one of the oldest and most remarkable archaeological remains in the world.
Your visit continues at the Limestone Heritage Stonemasons' Eco-museum where you will learn about ancient Maltese building techniques in a fun way and take part in a stonemasonry demonstration.
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Take advantage of this day to discover the island at your leisure: Visit Malta, go to the beach...
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Today's excursion takes us to the central part of Malta, dominated by the medieval walled city of Mdina, Malta's former capital. The narrow, winding streets, which date back to medieval times, lead to imposing bastions, offering a magnificent view of the island. Along the way you will discover different styles of architecture, including Sicilian-Norman palaces and other historically significant baroque buildings.
Time seems to stand still in this "silent city", which is a paradise for filmmakers. Leaving Mdina through the Greek Gate, we head for Rabat.
Discover the breathtaking scenery near Rabat and Mdina: the cliffs of Dingli, overlooking the sea. A breathtaking view guaranteed.
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Discover the 3rd island of the Maltese archipelago. Comino is an uninhabited island with a heavenly feel.
Take advantage of the morning to dive and discover the turquoise waters of Comino. Accompanied by an instructor, he will show you the underwater beauty of Comino's coastline.
In the afternoon, relax on the beach and soak up the sun.
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Today, take a self-guided stroll through the colourful market in the picturesque fishing port of Marsaxlokk, where fishermen's stalls, market gardens, sweet shops and Maltese handicrafts are all on display. You can also walk along the waterfront with its colourful fishing boats and cafes.
You continue to the small harbour of Wied iz-Zurrieq, where you can take a traditional boat (to be paid for on the spot) to admire the incredible shade of blue of the sublime Blue Grotto.
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Transfer to the airport.
After an exotic stay, return to France with your head full of memories.
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