In Mdina, Malta's ancient walled city, travelers will explore narrow, cobblestone streets lined with medieval and baroque architecture, including grand palaces and the majestic St. Paul’s Cathedral. Known as the "Silent City," it offers a tranquil ambiance and breathtaking views from its historic bastions. This timeless gem immerses visitors in a rich historical experience.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, situated on a quaint hilltop overlooking the islet of Fifla, this 3800 BC old architectural wonder features 5 meters high stones and a huge megalith estimated to weigh close to 20 tons, apses, and altars.

The trip continues with a stop at Marsaxlokk fishing village, where traveller can enjoy traditional Maltese market and a nice stroll along this harbour and traditional fishing boats

After a day of exploring the mesmerizing sites and fishing villages, we'll make a stop at a very popular sightseeing spot overlooking the marvelous Blue Grotto Arch that was formed over the years by saltwater erosion. A once-in-a-lifetime traditional boat ride along the natural cliff-side caves await your arrival. Boat ride is optional and tickets are not included in this tour as service only operates on good weather days.

A Fishing village where you can enjoy a delicious meal while basking in breathtaking views of the coast.

In Rabat, just outside Mdina's walls, travellers will discover a vibrant Maltese town with a mix of historic sites and local charm, including the ancient St. Paul’s Catacombs and the Roman Villa museum showcasing intricate mosaics. The bustling streets feature traditional bakeries, quaint churches, and lively markets, offering an authentic taste of Maltese culture. This lively yet historic town provides a perfect contrast to the serene Mdina nearby.

At Dingli Cliffs, travellers will be awed by towering limestone cliffs dropping sharply into the Mediterranean, offering stunning panoramic views and glimpses of the uninhabited islet of Filfla. The rugged, sparsely vegetated landscape and quaint chapel create a serene setting, perfect for breathtaking sunsets.

At the Mosta Rotunda, travellers will marvel at the awe-inspiring Basilica of the Assumption of Our Lady, famed for its massive, unsupported dome—one of the largest in the world. The ornate interior, adorned with intricate frescoes and gold detailing, exudes grandeur, while the story of a WWII bomb miraculously failing to detonate inside adds historical intrigue. This architectural masterpiece is a must-visit for its blend of beauty and history.