Trip Planning FAQs
What is the best way to travel around Malta?
Our Malta tour packages are undoubtedly your top choice, offering excellent guide and seamless transfer service with nice private cars. For independent travelers, the public bus on Malta and Gozo Islands is a good way to get around. Buses are cheap and efficient, and connect major tourist spots. Taking a taxi or renting a car is also a good option, and it is cheaper than in most European and American countries.
When is the best time to visit Malta?
Malta enjoys a typical Mediterranean climate with hot summers and mild winters, suitable for traveling all year round. Generally, July to August is the peak season for various water activities and breathtaking sceneries of sun and sea. But at the same time, you may encounter crowds and high prices. Traveling between April and June is highly recommended. During this season, the weather is cooler, favorable for sightseeing and visiting ancient temples and palaces.
Where is the best place to snorkel in Malta?
Malta owns some of the best snorkeling spots in the Mediterranean Sea. The calm, beautiful, blue waters and surrounding islands provide greatest conditions for divers of differing ages and levels. The following are some of the best snorkeling spots: Gozo’s Blue Hole at Dwejra Bay, Comino’s Crystal Lagoon and Blue Lagoon, and Malta’s St. Peter’s Pool.
How to travel from Sicily to Malta?
Only 80 km away from Sicily, Malta is well connected to the Italian island by ferry. There are two ferry routes between Sicily (Italy) and Malta, one is between Catania and Valletta, running 5 times a week, the other is between Pozzallo and Valletta, running 10 times a week. The fastest Virtu Ferry between Pozzallo and Valletta only takes around 1 hour 45 minutes for a single way.
Do they speak English in Malta?
Yes, English is widely spoken since both Maltese and English are the official languages of Malta. Italian is also widely spoken.
Do I need to tip during my Malta tours? How much to tip?
Tipping is not obligatory in Malta. If you are satisfied with the service, it’s customary to give EUR 5 to the guide and EUR 3 to the driver. As for restaurants, a 10% tip of the total bill is common.