Valletta and Gozo: a blend of culture and coast

You can choose to book your airport transfers (first and last stop of the tour) with TUI, but you need to arrange the transport between the different stops and your booked accommodations yourself.

To get to Gozo from Malta you can easily use the ferry that departs form Ċirkewwa in Malta. You do not need to book your ticket in advance but can simply enter the ferry. You will buy your ticket for both ways on the way back from Gozo to Malta.

Please check the official website of the ferry (https://www.gozochannel.com/) for the schedule and prices.

Things to do and see during your stay on Malta & Gozo:

• Valetta – Malta’s charming capital city, full of history and character. Don’t miss the Upper Barrakka Gardens for stunning views over the Grand Harbour and the daily cannon salute at noon.
• Mdina – Known as , this walled town offers narrow streets, medieval architecture and sweeping island views.
• Dingli Cliffs– Malta’s highest point, offering dramatic sea views and a breathtaking sunset spot.
• Marsaxlokk – A picturesque fishing village famous for its colourful boats. A lively fish market takes place on Sundays.
• Blue Grotto – A series of sea caves with dazzling turquoise water, best explored by boat.
• The Three Cities (Vittoriosa, Senglea & Cospicua) – Historic harbour towns across from Valletta, rich in maritime heritage and local charm.
• Popeye Village – Originally built as a film set, now a fun and colourful attraction for visitors of all ages.
• Comino & the Blue Lagoon – A small island between Malta and Gozo, famous for its crystal-clear, turquoise waters, perfect for swimming and relaxing.
• Gozo – Malta’s tranquil sister island, known for its green countryside, beaches and the Citadel in Victoria.