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Gozo by jeep + boat trip to comino caves.

Join our jeep convoy on this fun and exciting day exploring the natural beauty of Gozo including locations off the beaten track which even ...

Gozo TUK TUK Land & Sea

A fun way to explore the charm and stunning vistas of Gozo, combined with an exciting boat trip around Comino caves and bays. A truly ...

1 day Sicily - Pozzallo, Mount Etna & Taormina Tour

By far the most popular tour to Sicily. Featuring ETNA, the largest active volcano in Europe and the beautiful quaint mountain town of ...

1 day Sicily - Marzamemi & Syracuse Tour

Don't miss the opportunity to experience some of Sicily's southern popular gems. Admire the stunning landscapes, and learn all about the ...

Small Group Tour: Gozo Island by Fast Ferry from Valletta

Join our expert guide as you travel through picturesque little towns, take in breathtaking views, and see the island's top attractions, ...

Gozo by Quad Bike + Boat Trip to Comino Caves

Looking for a bit of adventure during your vacation? You will visit some stunning locations around the island during this tour which ends ...

Gozo with a Difference Tour

Explore the ancient Ggantija Temples, Dwejra Bay, the fortified Citadel in Victoria and tour the beautiful coastal scenic route of ...

Discovering Gozo Tour

Guided tour including visits to Ggantija Temples, Ta’Pinu Shrine, Dwejra Bay, Victoria and The Citadel. Enjoy, great views from Qala ...

Gozo, Comino & Blue Lagoon Cruise Tour

Limited for time? Coastal cruise to Gozo Island, a short tour visiting Victoria and The Citadel and swim time at the lagoon. Cruise, ...

Comino & Blue Lagoon Cruise

Scenic cruise along the coastline to Comino Island for a day at the stunning Blue Lagoon. Lots of time for swimming, snorkelling or just ...

Three Islands Cruise & Blue Lagoon

Cruise the north west coastline and visit secluded bays and lagoons on this gulet vessel, a beautiful boat with a large forward deck, ideal ...

Gozo, Comino & Blue Lagoon Cruise by Fernandes

Visit secluded bays and lagoons on the Fernandes Gullet, a beautiful boat with a large forward deck, ideal for just sunbathing and ...

Small Group Tour: Landscapes & Medieval Treasures

Discover the highlights on this popular tour. We start at the Blue Grotto, where you can enjoy a short caves boat trip, then a a photo stop ...

Mosta, Crafts Village & Mdina Tour

Guided tour to the central part of the island including visits to the magnificent Mosta dome, the ancient medieval city of Mdina and local ...

San Anton Gardens, Mdina & Rabat Tour

Discover Malta’s old capital ‘Mdina’, the impressive Catacombs in the old town of Rabat and the beautiful gardens of San Anton, home ...

Three Cities & Winery Tour

A guided tour visiting the oldest region of the Grand Harbour, including Senglea, Cospicua, Vittoriosa (Birgu) and one of the most ...

Blue Grotto & Marsaxlokk Tour

Tour to the south including a scenic drive to Wied iz-Zurrieq, home to the Blue Grotto and the popular market in the pretty fishing village ...

North Hop On Hop Off Bus Tour

The north of the island features many interesting towns and places of interest including the Mosta Dome, Rabat, Mdina, Golden Bay, ...

South Hop On Hop Off Bus Tour

The south of the island features many interesting towns and places of interest including the 3 Cities, Ancient Temples, Marsaxlokk Fishing ...

3 Day Tour - Glimpse of Malta & Gozo

Ideal if you are visiting for a long weekend break. This 3 day coach group tour includes Gozo Island, Blue Grotto, Marsaxlokk, Mdina ...

4 Day Tour - Highlights of Malta & Gozo

Excellent 4 day tour coach group tour which is the ideal itinerary if you want to discover popular locations and highlights of Malta & Gozo ...

5 Day Tour - Discover Malta & Gozo

Join us on this 5 day coach group tour and discover many the main places of interest including Gozo Island, Valletta, Blue Grotto, Mdina, ...

6 Day Tour - Best of Malta & Gozo

This 6 day coach group tour includes ancient temples, the fortified cities of Mdina, Birgu and Valletta, quaint villages in the south, Blue ...

Dark Side of Valletta - Ghost Tour

Legends, Murders & Mysteries! Walk the silent streets of the capital at night and learn about the most spectral and mysterious side, the ...

WWII & British History in Malta Tour

Did you know Malta was the most heavily bombed place on earth during WWII? Find out why during this fascinating tour which ...

Traditional Harbour Cruise with Transfers

A cruise around both sides of the harbour giving the best possible view of the magnificent Grand Harbour fortifications and beautiful ...

Night Tour + Malta 5D

The beautifully illuminated bastions and old buildings around Valletta, Mdina and the imposing Mosta Dome are simply stunning. A fabulous ...

Valletta & Malta Experience

A guided tour of the capital featuring the Upper Barraka Gardens, St. John’s Co. Cathedral and the award-winning Malta Experience ...

Vintage Malta Scenic Tour

Board a vintage bus for a unique touring itinerary which includes the impressive Palazzo Falson, the woodland area of Buskett, cliffs of ...

Mdina, Mosta, Crafts, Valletta Tour

Tour the old medieval city, admire one of the largest unsupported domes in the world, see the local artisans and explore our 17th-century ...

Prehistoric Temples Tour

Discover the ancient monuments of Hagar Qim and Mnajdra Temples on the south coast and Ghar Dalam, where the earliest humans settled

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25+ Best Malta Tours, Excursions and Unforgottable Trips

Looking for the best Malta tours and excursions, or looking to spend a day trip out in Malta, Gozo or Comino?

You’re in the right place.

As a tourist-turned-local, I’ve taken dozens of guided tours and excursions with various tour operators around the Maltese islands and continue to do so frequently.

There are many quality options out there, but also tour operators that are a waste of your money and time.

In this guide, I’ve collected the best tour options to help you decide on the best way to spend your time on holiday in Malta. ( You’ll also find a few discount coupons to help you save some cash!)

In this guide, I’ll cover and refer to more reviews I’ve written for:

• Malta excursions and guided tours, including day trips around the Maltese islands
• Boat trips and tours
• Private boat tours
• Private guided tours
• Malta tour packages
• Speciality tours
• … and more.

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Day trips to Gozo Island

Gozo Island is a popular destination to stay in, but most first-time visitors will prefer to base themselves in Malta, taking a day trip to Gozo to get a taste of what the island is like.

It’s a great way to get to know Gozo’s natural beauty while getting guided around the best highlights and attractions, as well as a few lesser-known places of interest.

These are the options I highly recommend if you’re looking to take a day trip to Gozo.

All year round (365 days/year) – standard tours

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These tours pass by (but don’t stop) at Comino Island for a short tour.

• Gozo One Day Guided Tour by Tuk-Tuk – More info and review here: Gozo Tuk Tuk tours
• Gozo One Day Trip by Quad Bike – More info and review here: Gozo Quad Bike Tours and Rental

Summer tours (15 May – 15 Oct)

These tours actually stop at the Blue Lagoon for around an hour so you can swim and spend some time at this popular and beautiful spot.

These tours start in the afternoon and will enable you to tour Gozo at a cooler time of day, enjoying stunning summer sunsets along the way.

• Sunset Tuk Tuk Tour
• Sunset Quad Bike Tour

About the tour operator

This recommended tour operator is an excellent tried-and-tested choice for an all-inclusive day trip to Gozo Island. They offer different types of vehicles: You can opt for tours on either a 6-seater Tuk Tuk, driven by a local guide, or join a Quad Bike tour, whereby you drive your own Quad and follow a lead driver.

These tours consistently get 5/5 ratings, and that’s no surprise: Their guides and drivers do a great job of showing you around and taking you to the best places around Gozo.

You get everything you need for the day (including a light traditional Gozitan lunch) and transport to/from your place of stay in Malta or Gozo. That includes a boat crossing that takes you to or past (depending on the tour and time of year) Comino.

Private Gozo Tours

Would you prefer to have a Tuk Tuk just for you and your travel companions? You can also book a private tour of Gozo (including a Blue Lagoon stop, weather permitting) with Yippee Tours.

For larger groups, they also cater for Group Tours .

Looking for more options to tour Gozo? Have a look here: Top 10 Gozo Day Trips, Tours and Excursions to Take .

The Best Malta Boat Trips and Tours

Boat tours to the blue lagoon (comino).

Comino is the smallest of Malta’s islands and is known for the bright, azure blue waters of the stunning Blue Lagoon Bay , which is a very popular tourist destination between May and October.

Although you can take a simple ferry to get to Comino Island itself, getting the most out of a trip to the Blue Lagoon is best when going there on a boat trip. Having limited space onshore at Comino, several boat tours spend most of the day there, some with stops on the way and others combining a boat trip with a few hours’ excursion on land at Gozo Island.

Here are the best options to consider. (All highly rated/reviewed and tried and tested personally!)

Private boat trips

The best provider for private boat tours to the Blue Lagoon is, without a doubt, I Malta Boat Trips . Why? They provide the best value for money and offer the most flexibility.

Although you can get a private boat for just 2 hours, I would recommend these options instead:

• Half-day private boat (3 Hours)
• Sunset Private Boat (3 Hours)
• Full Day Comino (6 Hours)
• Full Day Gozo & Comino (8 Hours)

Booking a boat trip with them is easy, and an experienced skipper will help you get the most out of your trip.

About private tours

Although they’re a little more expensive, taking a private trip is the best way to go. You can charter a boat for 2 hours up to a full day (your choice), which makes for a quieter experience at a tourist hotspot. Moreover, you have the flexibility of stopping at more secluded bays as well, planning your route together with the captain before you set off.

Day trips by boat from Buġibba

There are several providers in the Buġibba (/St Paul’s Bay/Qawra – located near each other) area, but Sea Adventure Malta (my review) offers the best options, in my opinion.

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• Large catamaran with slides and underwater windows – great for families with kids
• The same catamaran but departing in the late afternoon for a Sunset Cruise at a much quieter time of day ( – highly recommended! )
• A smaller catamaran (the Sea Odyssey), which is a little less busy and more often chosen by couples or small groups.
• Option 2: Beaches and Bays Catamaran Cruise – Sail on a modern (but not crowded!) catamaran to drop anchor at some of the most beautiful bays in Malta, including Għajn Tuffieħa and the Blue Lagoon on this boat trip, also offered by Sea Adventure.
• Option 3: Hop-on / hop-off ferry with iSeeMalta , which is a similar experience to Sea Adventure but on larger (and slightly busier) boats.

Day trips by boat from Sliema

Departing from sliema (ferries seafront), there are two recommended options:.

• Option 1: Spirit of Malta Catamaran tour . Although a little more expensive, taking this catamaran is a very laid-back experience. Plus, you can easily reach the departure point from nearby places, including St. Julian’s and Valletta.
• Option 2: Hop-on / hop-off ferry with iSeeMalta . I mentioned this provider above: They stop at Buġibba on the way to the Blue Lagoon.

Gozo/Blue Lagoon combo trips

Tight on time or don’t want to spend a full day at the Blue Lagoon? Consider taking a combo trip that takes you on a highlights tour of the island of Gozo with Yippee Tours (mentioned above). I’ve also taken these guided tours myself and can only recommend them:

• Sunset Tour by Tuk Tuk
• Sunset Tour by Quad Bike

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Blue Grotto Boat Trips

The Blue Grotto , near the village of Żurrieq in the South West of Malta, is a stunning place of natural beauty. Apart from the many cafeterias and restaurants that line up the road going down to the sea, you can take a boat ride around the caves to see the sparkling blue of the water from where the place takes its name.

It is said that the blue hues are also the reason why the nearby village is called Żurrieq, which in old Maltese means ‘Blue’.

Although you can get a 30-minute boat ride from near the Blue Grotto itself, it’s not an easy spot to reach by public transport. That’s why I recommend visiting this spot as part of a tour that takes you to more places on this side of Malta.

The best option here is combining the Blue Grotto visit with a guided tour of the fishing village of Marsaxlokk .

More info and tickets on that tour here.

Valletta Harbour Boat tours

The Grand Harbour and Marxamxett Harbour contain an incredible wealth of places to see that are best admired from the sea. Being among the larger natural harbours in Europe, there’s a lot of history to this area, not least because it’s located near Malta’s capital city of Valletta.

So, if you want to take a boat trip that doesn’t take up a full day, this is a great option to consider if you want to learn a bit more about the history of Valletta and the harbour area.

There are two options I suggest:

• Taking a full Grand Harbour tour (usually 1-2 hours) is something I highly recommend, and the best operator is iSeeMalta . More info on the tour here: Valletta Grand Harbour Cruise Malta .
• You can get a glimpse (but no more than that) by taking one of the harbour ferries between Valletta and the Three Cities (Grand Harbour) and Valletta and Sliema (Marsamxett Harbour). Both will take just 10 minutes, but it’s a fun mode of transport, it’s cheap, and it gives you a quick impression of the area at the same time.

Day trips to Sicily from Malta

Sicily being so close, you’ll find it really easy to hop between the islands. There’s much to see in Sicily, an island that has at least as much history as Malta does.

If you’re on a big trip in Europe, it’s definitely worth taking a full-day trip to Sicily from Malta .

All three are full-day excursions (early morning – late evening) provided by the same provider that operates large high-speed catamaran ferries that sail between the Valletta cruise port and Pozzallo in Sicily. When you arrive, a tour bus will take you out for a day around the island.

Option 1) Mt. Etna and Taormina

After arrival in Sicily, you’ll be taking a guided tour by air-conditioned coach to a few of the most popular locations that the island has to offer: Mount Etna and the beautiful seaside town of Taormina .

You’ll be accompanied by an experienced guide who will be providing a running commentary along the way. There will also be an opportunity to sample some of the local flavours of food along the way.

The first stop takes you up to the Sylvester Craters of Mount Etna, after which you’ll take in the views at Taormina

Get more info and book here.

Option 2) Syracuse, Marzamemi and Noto

Exploring the eastern part of Sicily, you’ll be getting a taste of typical local village life at three locations:

• Marzamemi is a quaint little seaside fisherman’s town with great seafood and easy-paced everyday life
• Syracuse is one of the larger cities on the island, once founded by the Ancient Greeks. Rich in archaeological sites and steeped in history, it’s a must-visit
• Noto is known for its beautiful Baroque architecture and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site – a real treasure to visit.

Get more info and book here .

Private Malta Tours

With so much to see and learn about Malta and Gozo, taking a private guided tour is ideal to give your trip a kickstart. A private tour makes it easy to get to know different locations in Malta better, with an experienced guide who can provide deep insight, personalise your experience and answer any questions you may have along the way.

Private guided tours can be booked for a few hours, half- or full-day, and cover specific destinations in Malta and Gozo, or a custom itinerary for a full-day excursion. All arrangements will be made for you, and you’ll usually have a dedicated, knowledgeable tour guide who can help you experience a memorable day out.

Of all the private tour providers I got to know, the most professional, passionate and friendly guides are Chris and his team at My Dream Malta .

They offer a few options to choose from that I recommend.

A private tour of Valletta, Mdina or the Three Cities

This tour can be completely customised to your requirements and will take you to one of these three important destinations (your choice):

• Valletta , the capital, is one of the most popular destinations in Malta and is full of interesting history, sights and stories.
• Mdina is a small bastioned town on top of a hill towards the West of Malta. Once Malta’s capital city, this Medieval city is so well-preserved that visiting feels like taking a step back in time.
• The Three Cities are located right opposite Grand Harbour from Valletta and offer a blend of history and local village life. Lots to see, experience and taste.

(If you have the time, I recommend visiting all three, whether or not on a private tour.)

A private Malta sightseeing tour

Taking this option will allow you to plan 4 to 8 hours of sightseeing with Chris and his team across different locations in Malta. They usually start with a basic itinerary that can be customised to your liking.

You’ll be able to visit a mix of popular hotspots, landmarks (such as the Mosta Dome and San Anton Gardens) and attractions but also lesser-known places and out in nature as well. Chris is a proud and knowledgeable local and knows the islands inside out.

Malta Tour Packages

If you’re looking for a full tour holiday package that includes tours/excursions, accommodation and meals for a set period of time, there are a few great hassle-free options to choose from.

This is basically a “book and go”, an all-inclusive option where you can participate in well-organised guided tours of the Maltese islands where flights, accommodation and transport are taken care of. You also get an experienced guide providing you with rich insight into the different stops and destinations as part of your chosen itinerary.

Most of these guided tours are considered “small group tours”, where you’ll have a maximum of 6-12 participants you’ll be travelling with during your stay in Malta.

These are the options I’ve reviewed and recommend that you consider. I’ve found the best itineraries and deals with Tourradar.com .

This is an example of what these tour packages are like:

Malta Discovery Private Tour (5 days)

The  Malta Discovery Private Tour  is a 5-day tour that covers the most popular areas across Malta, Gozo and Comino.

Although the itinerary is solid in terms of covering the major highlights, this is a good option for those on a time budget really. To put things into perspective: If you’re a curious traveller, there’s enough to see and do in Valletta to fill three full days.

If you have a few more days, I’d consider either taking a longer package tour or (since flights need to be booked separately anyway) adding a few extra days to stay in Gozo, for example.

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• Day 1: Arrival, transfer to and settle in at your hotel in Valletta
• Day 2:  Starting in capital city Valletta (where you’ll be staying at a 4-star hotel), you’ll be visiting the beautiful Silent City of Mdina for a tour through its narrow, old streets and alleys.
• Day 3: Next up, you’ll be heading to the Three Cities, which lies across Grand Harbour from Valletta and holds more history than Malta’s capital itself. You’ll also visit the fisherman’s village of Marsaxlokk and take a boat tour to the Blue Grotto, with its beautiful blue hues visible from within a large deep-sea cave.
• Day 4:  Today’s main destinations are Comino (and its well-known Blue Lagoon) and a flash tour (3 hours) of Gozo, both reached by boat.
• Day 5:  Departure

The best Valletta walking tours

Valletta itself holds enough interest to keep you entertained for three full days ( My travel guide to Valletta can show you how if you’d like to get a head start), and these recommended guided tours can help you get a primer on your first visit to the capital.

Majestic Valletta

The Majestic Valletta half-day tour is a 4-5 hour walking tour through Valletta that’s designed to take you to some of the best sightseeing highlights, including:

• The stunning John’s Co-Cathedral , the jewel of Valletta. Built by the Knights in the heart of the capital, it’s a must-see place of worship, intricately decorated from top to bottom and housing a world-renowned collection of Carraviago paintings. ( Benefit: The entrance ticket is included, and visiting on a guided tour is a big time-saver.)
• The Grand Master’s Palace , with its long hallways, state rooms, armoury and tapestries: A treasure trove of artefacts and symbols of power covering centuries of rule by the Knights of Malta and other foreign powers.
• The beautiful Upper Barrakka Gardens with panoramic views over Grand Harbour and the Three Cities.
• Various other stops along the way, with detailed commentary from experienced tour guides .

Valletta: Street Food and Culture Walking Tour

This Valletta Street Food and Culture Walking Tour is a great option if you’re not super interested in museums or prefer visiting those at another time.

The tour is focused on taking you past various landmarks and locations within the city and getting a few authentic tastes of local food on the way.

A licensed tour guide will share their knowledge with you and take you past places like Castille Place, Republic Street, Merchant Streets, the Upper Barrakka Garden and the old market, among other points of interest.

Other recommended Malta tours and excursions

Three cities walking tour.

If you’re spending more than 4 or 5 days in Malta, consider visiting The Three Cities if you want to get a feel for local village life paired with rich history.

You can get there quite easily using the ferry from Valletta or using public transport. And while you can wander around and take in the sights yourself, this Three Cities tour is a highly recommended option.

An experienced tour guide can tell you all the stories that hide in the streets and alleys of Senglea, Vittorioso (aka Birgu) and Cospicua, which make up The Three Cities together.

Wine cellar and tasting tour

What better place to sample some of Malta’s best wines than in a 400-year-old wine cellar built by the Knights of St. John?

Local producer Marsovin invites you into their cellars accompanied by a professional wine taster who will first give you a tour of how the wine is produced. You’ll then be tasting a variety of wines accompanied by a few typical local snacks, from bread to olives and cheese.

The tour and wine-tasting session takes approximately 60-90 minutes, and a guided tour of the cellar is included.

Bus tours around Malta and Gozo

Bus tours by hop-on/hop-off.

A popular phenomenon in most tourist destinations, hop-on-hop-off buses can be a cheaper option for guided tours in Malta and Gozo. If you’re looking for an easy way to get around and reach the best sights to see around the Maltese islands, this is a very flexible option.

Having said that, don’t expect much in terms of an onboard audio guide and time your visits well to avoid waiting for long at the different stops.

The tours come with a choice of nine multi-lingual commentary channels. Along the routes, there are over 30 stops and 40 points of interest, and you can hop on and hop off as much as you like.

The Blue and Red routes start from Valletta and visit sites such as San Anton Presidential Gardens, the Medieval City of Mdina, Ta Qali Crafts Village, Mosta, the Three fortified cities of Vittoriosa, Cospicua and Senglea, the fishing village of Marsaxlokk, the Blue Grotto at Wied iz-Zurrieq (April – October) and Valletta city centre. The Green route leaves Buġibba centre every 30 minutes, passing by St Julian’s and Sliema before linking up with the Blue and Red routes in Valletta.

The main provider is iSeeMalta (who offer different types of tours and passes), and you can get a Hop-on/hop-off bus ticket for the Malta routes at €28 per day (adults – €20 for children)

Interested in visiting Gozo with hop-on-hop-off?

There’s a hop-on / hop-off route there as well, and you can buy a combo with boat and bus with the Gozo Pass (also by iSeeMalta)

You can stop at several of the popular highlights of Gozo, including Victoria and its Citadel, Marsalforn, Ta Pinu Basilica, Nadur, Ġgantija Megalithic Temples, Xlendi , Ramla Bay, Dwejra Bay (and its inland sea, Fungus Rock and more) and more.

You can catch one of these buses at the ferry port in Mġarr Harbour and make your way around the island at your own pace.

Looking for any specific Malta tours?

Leave a comment below to let me know, and I can help you find what you’re looking for!

Edward is the Founder and Editor of Malta Uncovered and author of two guidebooks on Malta and Valletta.

As a tourist-turned-expat with Maltese roots, he knows the islands inside out and helps thousands of visitors enjoy a memorable trip every year.

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Suggested Tour Itineraries

The tours listed below can be customised to your specifications

Classic Tours

Half day tours.

• Mdina, Hagar Qim Temples & Blue Grotto
• Valletta & Birgu
• Valletta & Mdina
• Landscapes, Villages & Blue Grotto

Full Day Tours

• Valletta, Marsaxlokk Village, Hagar Qim Temples & Mdina
• Fortess Island 'Valletta, Mdina & Birgu'
• Mdina & Central Highlights
• Gozo Island Tour

Night Tours

• Birgu by Night

Multi Day Tours

• 2 Day Discover Malta & Gozo
• 3 Day Discover Malta & Gozo
• 4 Day Discover Malta & Gozo

Special Interest & Themed Tours

Short themed walking tours.

• Valletta Walking Tour 'A Courtesan. A Knight. A Baker'
• Birgu Walking Tour 'An Ancient Maritime Gem'
• Mdina & Rabat Walking Tour 'Medieval & Roman Times'
• Game of Thrones
• Food Culture Tour
• Megalithic Temples of Malta
• Cities of the Knights
• Sacred Island of St. Paul
• Great Siege 1565
• 2 Day Ancient Temples of Malta
• 3 Day Ancient Temples of Malta
• 2 Day Footsteps of St. Paul
• 2 Day Trail of the Knights
• 3 Day Trail of the Knights

Why book a private tour?

• Malta tours are customised to your specifications and requirements
• Pick up/drop off from hotels, cruise terminal, airport or private accommodation
• Fully licensed and modern transport - cars, vans and coaches for any group size
• Malta guided tours can include anything you like; culture, history, scenery, boat trips etc..
• As intensive or relaxed as you like, paced to your requirements
• Stop/Start as often as you like for great photo opportunities
• Ideal tour options for singles, couples,   family, friends, work colleagues or your clients
• Beat the queues! NO time wasting! Advanced entrance ticket purchase option
• Try the delicious Maltese cuisine at good quality 'local' restaurants
• Accompanied by a licensed tour guide with over 30 years of guiding experience
• Genuinly passionate guide who wants to show you her beloved country and people

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About Malta

The Maltese Archipelago comprising of Malta, Gozo and Comino lie just 90 kilometres south of Sicily and 350 kilometres north of the African coast. They offer little natural resources but possess natural, deep and well-protected harbours and it was precisely for this reason why the different Mediterranean powers, whether for trade or for control, always desired to occupy these islands. The earliest settlement of the islands is believed to be around 5200BC, evidence of which can be found in natural caves such as Ghar Dalam (meaning Dark Cave), Skorba and Ta’Hagrat which where actually open air villages. Around 3600BC early man started to erect megalithic structures which brought about an incredible Temple building period. The main temples include Hagar Qim and Mnajdra, Tarxien and of course the largest free standing megalithic structure in the world, Ggantija. Other unique structures including the Hypogeum and the Xaghra Stone Circle indicate large necropolises catering for area communities. The Temple Culture came to an end around 2500BC. Throughout the years our islands have been occupied by a number of different civilisations. One of the earliest were the Phoenicians from Lebanon (Syria), traders who made good use of Malta’s excellent harbours. The Phoenicians were followed by the Carthaginians and during the Second Punic War 218BC Malta was taken over by the Romans. The most important event during the Roman period was the shipwreck of St Paul the Apostle as told in the Acts of the Apostles 27 and 28. Traditionally it is believed St Paul introduced Christianity into Malta. The main sites connected with the saint's visit include St Paul’s Grotto, San Pawl Milqi (Roman Villa), St Paul’s Shipwreck Church and St Paul’s Cathedral & Museum in Mdina. Other interesting sites related to Roman period include large complexes of tombs, ‘catacombs’ which were used by religious communities. Worth visiting are St Paul’s Catacombs and St Agatha’s Catacombs both in Rabat. The long Roman occupation lasted until 535AD when it finally fell under Byzantine rule, later under Arab rule and then Aragonese rule until the 16th century. In 1530 the Order of St John arrived in Malta, this was the start to a 268 year rule by the Military and Hospitaller Order of St John. During their time the Knights offered the islands security, medication and jobs. This was the start of a Golden era for the Maltese Islands. The Order settled in the harbour, in a small seaside village called Birgu. They built a magnificent line of fortifications to provide adequate defence in case of attacks such as the Great Siege of 1565 when the mighty Turkish Armada was defeated. They continued to fortify the harbour and on 28th March 1566 the foundation stone of the new city of Valletta was laid. They added magnificent palaces, theatres, churches and gardens all of which you can see today. Do not miss St. John's Co. Cathedral which was the conventual church of the Order, the Grand Masters Palace and the beautiful Upper Barraka Gardens from where you can admire stunning views of the spectacular harbour. Under the Order’s rule the Maltese Islands flourished however this came to an end in 1798 when in June of that year Napoleon’s fleet cast anchor off the islands and launched an invasion. In a few hours the Order capitulated and Napoleon entered Valletta. During his short sojourn of 6 days he issued rules and regulations which the Maltese were not happy with. In fact after a few months the Maltese rose up in revolt and asked the British for help. The French troops were blockaded inside Valletta. Two years siege followed until the French capitulated and the British took over Malta. The British took the islands into the 20th century, during which time there were two world wars, independence, formation of a republic and the closure of the British bases. The largest natural harbour in the Mediterranean was excellent for the needs of the British fleet so much so that it became its home port and major modern developments took shape. During the First World War Malta was nicknamed “nurse of the Mediterranean” but the Second World War was to be a completely different story. The day after Mussolini declared war on Britain and its allies in June 1940, Malta had suffered its first attack from the air. 16,000 tons of bombs fell on the island during the war, with a loss of 35,000 buildings and over 6000 casualties. In 1942 Malta and its people were awarded the George Cross by King George VI as an official recognition of the island’s courage. This cross is part of the national flag. After the war, the political situation changed drastically. The Maltese were asking for more representational government and a much more liberal constitution. This political work was to lead to the granting of independence from Britain on 21st September 1964. On 13th December 1974 Malta was declared a republic within the Commonwealth, thus retaining the connection with Britain. Five years later, on 31st March 1979, there was the final closure of the British base in Malta. Finally, for the very first time, no foreign troops were stationed on the islands.  Malta is a member of the United Nations and also of the Commonwealth. Moreover, in May 2004 it joined the European Union.

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Join our  expert local tour leader  on a  small group  discovery tour of Malta to uncover an array of historical sites, temples and monuments, as well as experience the laid-back lifestyle of this colorful Mediterranean island. 

Start your Malta adventure with a trip to the verdant island of Gozo. Visit the hill-top Cittadella in Victoria for panoramic views over the city’s sandstone rooftops towards the vast countryside beyond, and head to the west coast to view the famous Dwejra, a natural limestone arch hanging precariously over the turquoise sea. Back on the mainland, wander along the steep backstreets of Valletta Old City, uncover remote megalithic temples and sample homegrown delicacies including sun-dried tomatoes, Maltese bread and wine.

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Malta is a mesmerising destination that has a definite charm to it, which can make anyone feel relaxed and ready for adventure. Situated in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea, between Sicily and the North African coast, Malta has plenty of sights and attractions that’ll appeal to overseas visitors with all sorts of tastes. From taking in spectacular views at St Paul’s Bay to cruising through the spellbinding Blue Grotto caves, the experiences you’ll have on a Malta holiday are guaranteed to stay with you forever. With a mild climate and a rich history and heritage, it’s easy to understand what makes a Malta guided tour holiday so enticing. Malta escorted tours with Travelsphere cater for travellers with a wide variety of interests. If you’re a fan of culture, you’re in the right place: Malta is a nation known for its historic sites relating to a succession of powers, including Roman, Moorish, Knights of Saint John, French, and British. And then there’s Mosta Village and its remarkable church; modelled after the Pantheon in Rome, it became famous during WW2 when a bomb crashed through its dome but – some might say miraculously! – failed to explode. With Travelsphere, you’ll also get the chance to explore the Maltese capital city of Valletta, home to the Barrakka Gardens, which offer magnificent views of the famous Grand Harbour, and the majestic St Paul's Church. Make Malta your go-to destination and enjoy it to the fullest with Travelsphere!

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Uncover vibrant culture, ancient history and mouth-watering cuisine on an unforgettable escape to the sun-kissed island of Malta.

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For an all encompassing Malta experience - you cannot beat our Discover Malta tour. Set over 8 days, there is plenty of time to learn about the island's culture, taste its cuisine and relax in the seemingly endless sunshine. With trips to Valletta, Mdina and three cities of Senglea, Cospicua and Vittoriosa - you will see several historic buildings and churches and get a real sense of the country's heritage as well as enjoying its natural beauty. 

The roar of the Saluting Battery - Valletta's ceremonial cannons - traditionally used to fire salutes to visiting naval vessels.

The stunning coastline - with the views across Grand Harbour of Valletta across to Fort St Angelo and the Three Cities to the beaches of St Paul's Bay

The food & drink - on the  Discover Malta tour - we are lucky enough to spend a day on a traditional farm, learning about the making of olive oil and enjoying a lunch of specialities which have been cooked by the family for generations. And don't forget about the Maltese wines!

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Malta's climate is typically Mediterranean. Summer is hot and dry with temperatures reaching 32 °C in July and August. Winter is mild and wet, and temperatures only dropping to around 15 - 17 °C during December to February.

Malta is a small country in the middle of the ocean, meaning even if you're inland it's almost always breezy - so we always recommend layers, even in summer time. 

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Private Valletta Food Tour

Eat and Drink your way through Malta's enchanting history as you discover the beauty of Valletta with our professionally licensed tourist guides.

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A small group experience which will give you amazing insight into the history of Mdina and Rabat but also places to go, where to eat, what to visit and much much more. It is not just a tour but a friend showing you an amazing city he loves and lives in.

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A small group experience which will give you amazing insight into the history of Valletta but also places to go, where to eat, what to visit and much much more. It is not just a tour but a friend showing you an amazing city he loves.

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Tour della Valletta con visita alla Con-Cattedrale di San Giovanni

An amazing experience to discover Valletta done solely in the Italian language.

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Discover the millenial traditions related to Holy Week which are still carried down to this very day.

Mdina and Rabat Food and History Tour

Experience the culinary and cultural delights of Mdina and Rabat with our immersive Food and History Tour. Nestled within the heart of Malta, Mdina and Rabat boast a rich tapestry of history, blend...

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A local who has always lived in Rabat and knows the place very well will be taking you through the two beautiful towns whilst showing the most important locations and also the hidden treasures of t...

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Floating smack-bang and isolated in the middle of the shimmering Mediterranean Sea, minuscule Malta trots along to a charmingly laid back pace.

A consortium of 3 bite-sized islands containing countless blue water lagoons backed by stunning surrounds, the country presents a beguiling mish-mash of Arabic and European languages, architecture, cuisine and traditions - the legacy of having been alternately raided, invaded, or occupied by virtually every Western power to have attained conquering capacities over the past 2,000 years. Little wonder then that the locals are so versed in sharing their island’s spoils with the latest foreign hordes to reach their shores.

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Best time to visit malta.

Malta’s summer season - stretching from April right through to October - is the best time to visit, with daytime temperatures generally sitting in the high 20s that are tempered by sea breezes along the coast.

Over July and August, the temperatures can climb above 30 degrees C - perfect for some, unpleasant for others.

From November to March, temperatures range around 16 degrees C and it can be quite rainy in December and January.

Geography and environment

Malta’s largest island (which goes by the same name) consists of low-lying, hilly and mostly arid terrain covered by terraced fields and bounded by a rugged coastline of coves, harbours and beaches.

Gozo is noticeably greener and more densely vegetated, with craggy cliffs and flat-topped hills.

Top 5 movies shot in Malta

1. gladiator.

Fans of Ridley Scott’s historical Roman epic, charting the rise, fall, rise and death of wronged General Maximus Decimus Meridius (played by Russell Crowe) will be interested to hear that the scenes of Ancient Rome and the Colosseum were actually shot in neither. Instead, a million dollar replica of the city and its illustrious fighting stadium were constructed and filmed in Malta’s Fort Ricasoli. The film, which dominated the 73rd Academy Awards, included some brilliant scenes of Rusty doing somersaults while battling tigers.

Starring Brad Pitt and Australia’s own Eric Bana, Wolfgang Peterson’s loose adaptation of Homer’s Iliad was shot almost exclusively in Malta’s Mellieha, Fort Ricasoli and on Malta’s sister island Comino. An epic tale of wanton murder and betrayal, fuelled by an illicit royal affair, the film was purportedly produced on a budget of approximately $175 million – making it one of the most expensive ever made. In a damning demonstration that people learn nothing from history, the Turkish town of Canakkale accepted Pitt's gifting of the giant Trojan Horse maquette used in the film.

3. World War Z

When a zombie outbreak threatens the planet’s very existence, United Nations worker Gerry Lane (played by Malta-crazy Brad Pitt) decides to step in. Citing inspiration from All the President’s Men and The Bourne Identity, this 'politically-penetrating apocalyptic horror film' featured scenes shot in Malta’s Valletta, Cospicua, Vittoriosa and Senglea.

4. Orca - The Killer Whale

A captivating piece of 70s filmmaking wizardry, Orca: The Killer Whale tells the tale of a great white shark hunt gone horribly wrong. Captain Nolan, a salty Irish seadog looking to return to the country of his birth, accepts one last job to catch a great white shark for a local aquarium. But just as he is about to catch the shark, which is about to kill a canoeing scientist named Ken, a killer whale appears out of nowhere and kills the shark. Infuriated, Nolan harpoons the whale, but hits the wrong one – the whale's pregnant whale girlfriend! Understandably irate, the canny Orca bachelor now sets out laying waste to the entire fishing village; sinking boats, exploding the community’s fuel reserves, and chomping Nolan’s friend’s leg off when he attacks their seaside dwelling.The final, nail-biting scene, in which the Killer Orca lures Nolan out to the remote polar region of Labrador and sinks his boat by knocking an iceberg into it, was fabricated and filmed off the coast of Malta.

5. Swept Away

Popularly lauded as one of the worst movies ever made, Guy Ritchie’s Swept Away – starring his then-wife Madonna – marked the director’s filmmaking nadir. A right box-office disaster, the film scooped the 2002 Raspberry Awards and was the only movie ever to have won both Worst Picture and Worst remake or Sequel. What the film does have going for it is the setting, with Blue Lagoon, Vittoriosa and Mdina all featuring prominently as the stunning backdrop to the mismatched couple’s shipwrecked shenanigans.

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Trips from 1 January 2023 onwards

From 1 January 2023, Intrepid will no longer require travellers to provide proof of vaccination against COVID-19 (excluding all Polar trips and select adventure cruises).

However, we continue to strongly recommend that all Intrepid travellers and leaders get vaccinated to protect themselves and others.

Specific proof of testing or vaccination may still be required by your destination or airline. Please ensure you check travel and entry requirements carefully.

Is tipping customary in Malta?

A service charge isn't generally included in restaurant bills. If the food and service has been good, adding a few Euros to the bill is the norm. Likewise for taxis (which won’t generally run their meter).

What is the internet access like in Malta?

Internet access is good in Malta and internet cafes are easily found in most cities and major towns. Some hotels will also have wireless.

Can I use my mobile/cell phone while in Malta?

Mobile phone coverage is generally very good in Malta. Ensure global roaming is activated before you arrive if you plan to use your mobile phone.

What are the toilets like in Malta?

Western-style, flushable toilets are the standard in Malta. Expect to pay a small fee when using public toilets in some parts of the country.

Can I drink the water in Malta?

The water is safe to drink in Malta, though it may taste a little brackish as it’s desalinated sea water. For environmental reasons, try to use a refillable water bottle rather than buying bottled water

Are credit cards accepted widely in Malta?

All major credit cards are widely accepted by stores in Malta. Smaller cafes and shops may not accept credit cards, so ensure you carry enough cash to cover small purchases.

What is ATM access like in Malta?

ATMs are readily available throughout Malta.

Do I need to purchase travel insurance before travelling?

Absolutely. All passengers travelling with Intrepid are required to purchase travel insurance before the start of their trip. Your travel insurance details will be recorded by your leader on the first day of the trip. Due to the varying nature, availability and cost of health care around the world, travel insurance is very much an essential and necessary part of every journey.

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Yes, all Intrepid trips support the Intrepid Foundation. Trips to this country directly support our global Intrepid Foundation partners Eden Reforestation Projects and World Bicycle Relief. Intrepid will double the impact by dollar-matching all post-trip donations made to The Intrepid Foundation.

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My name is Amy Pace, and I would love the opportunity to show you beautiful Malta, through the eyes of a native. The country’s heritage is so abundant, that it is a challenge to pass on to you, in the little time that we’ll have to share.

I like to pass through time, and bring you the history of the Phoenicians, the Romans, the Byzantines, the Arabs and all subsequent dominions who left their mark on the island, for an immense diversity in the culture, history, and architecture, all within easy reach for the island’s small size.

As guide and tour director, I deliver a complete service, from the moment of your initial enquiry, through to the planning stage, prompting sites to be visited, to suit your personal interests and time, excluding intermediaries, and any misconceptions that could result.

I am there to meet you with chauffeured transport, upon arrival, at Cruise Terminal/Hotel, or as required. The tour, starts and ends at your request, moves at the preferred pace, for convenience and comfort, for making your holiday one to remember.

I look forward to being a part of your visit.

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V isiting ancient sites in Europe is a unique and rewarding experience that can transport you to a different time and place. Each site has its own story and history lovers can immerse themselves in the continent’s diverse and cultural heritage. From the Ancient Theater of Philippopolis in Bulgaria to the Göbekli Tepe in Turkey, Europe is home to many ancient sites that offer visitors a glimpse into the past.

Exploring the ruins of ancient cities, admiring intricate carvings and paintings, and marveling at the advanced construction techniques used by ancient civilizations are just some things you can expect to experience. Many of these sites are UNESCO World Heritage Sites and require advanced tickets, so planning ahead is essential.

Overall, visiting ancient sites in Europe is a fascinating journey through time that can leave you with a deep appreciation for the achievements of our ancestors and a renewed sense of wonder about the world around us.

1. Ancient Theater Of Philippopolis, Bulgaria

The Ancient Theater of Philippopolis , situated in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, is a fascinating historical site. This open-air theater dates back to the 2nd century AD and could seat 7,000 spectators.

The theater has been beautifully preserved and the intricate details of its architecture are a testament to the skills of its ancient builders. Visitors can still see the stage, orchestra, and seating areas, which give a glimpse into the grandeur of the performances that took place here.

The theater has panoramic views of the city of Plovdiv. It is a lovely spot to enjoy a performance or take in the scenery. The Ancient Theater of Philippopolis is a gratifying place for anyone who appreciates ancient architecture and culture.

2. Brú Na Bóinne, Ireland

Brú na Bóinne is a Neolithic site on the River Boyne in eastern Ireland . The area is home to three prehistoric passage tombs constructed in 3,200 BC. The tombs — known as Newgrange, Knowth, and Dowth — are among the most important Neolithic sites in the world. The collection of Megalithic art is the largest in western Europe.

The tombs were constructed using large stones and the intricate carvings and designs on them show the builders’ skills.

When visiting Brú na Bóinne, you can take a guided tour to explore the tombs and learn about their history and significance. Pre-booking tickets is a must for this interactive site.

3. Hal Saflieni Hypogeum, Malta

The Hal Saflieni Hypogeum in Paola, Malta, is an underground burial chamber from 2,500 BC. This ancient structure is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most intact prehistoric sites in the world. The chamber was discovered in 1902 when builders excavated it for a new housing development.

The hypogeum showcases advanced construction techniques used by the ancient Maltese. The walls and ceilings of the chamber are adorned with intricate carvings and paintings depicting human figures, animals, and geometric patterns. The chamber’s acoustics are also remarkable, with sounds echoing and reverberating throughout the space. The hypogeum requires advanced tickets for a set time of day. Only eight small group tours are conducted each day.

4. Butrint National Archaeological Park, Albania

Butrint National Archaeological Park is a stunning UNESCO World Heritage Site in southern Albania. This ancient city has a rich history that dates back to the Greeks and Romans, and it is considered one of the most significant archaeological sites in the Balkans. The park has impressive ruins, including a Roman amphitheater, a Byzantine basilica, and a Venetian castle .

You can explore the site on foot and enjoy views of the surrounding landscape while admiring the ancient architecture and intricate mosaics. The park is home to diverse flora and fauna, making it an excellent destination for nature lovers. Overall, Butrint National Archaeological Park will satisfy history lovers, culture buffs, and natural beauty enthusiasts.

5. Göbekli Tepe, Turkey

Göbekli Tepe is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in Turkey’s Mount Germuş. Many consider Göbekli Tepe one of the most important archaeological discoveries of the 21st century. The site dates to the 10th millennium BC. It is believed to be one of the earliest examples of a human-made religious structure.

Göbekli Tepe consists of a series of stone structures created by ancient hunter-gatherers. They depict various animals and symbols. The site is surrounded by a large number of stone pillars that are adorned with intricate carvings and reliefs.

The significance of Göbekli Tepe lies in the fact that it challenges our understanding of early human civilization and suggests that humans were capable of more complex social and cultural structures than previously thought.

Visiting ancient European sites is a unique opportunity to explore the continent’s history and cultural heritage. These sites provide a window into our ancestors’ lives, beliefs, and achievements, allowing us to better understand our shared human experience.

The rewards of visiting these sites are immeasurable, from the intricate architecture of the Ancient Theater of Philippopolis to the stunning Megalithic art at Brú na Bóinne. They offer a chance to connect with the past, appreciate the present, and inspire the future. You can visit some of these sites from home with a virtual tour .

This article originally appeared on TravelAwaits

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Ta' Qali Picnic Area, Attard, Malta

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Ed Sheeran in Concert promises to be a showstopper of epic proportions. This concert will be an opportunity for fans to witness his incredible talent live, with a performance that promises to be unforgettable. The organisers are thrilled to bring this great talent to the islands and this concert is set to be a landmark event.

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Wednesday, 26 June 2024 at 18:00

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Get ready for a musical journey like no other, as global superstar Ed Sheeran is set to captivate the hearts of fans in the stunning backdrop of Malta. This one-night-only concert, organized by AEG Presents, greatt, and NNG Promotions in partnership with One Fiinix Live, promises to be a showstopper of epic proportions.

Event Details:

Date: Wednesday, June 26, 2024

Venue: Ta’Qali, Malta

Ed Sheeran's chart-topping hits have earned him a special place in the hearts of millions worldwide. This concert will be an opportunity for fans to witness his incredible talent live, with a performance that promises to be unforgettable. The organisers are thrilled to bring this great talent to the islands and this concert is set to be a landmark event, and we're working tirelessly to ensure it's a night to remember for all in attendance. To make all this a better experience, the event's warm-up act will be Calum Scott. The event is proudly supported by Visit Malta and The Ministry for Tourism.

To view FAQs please click on the Question icon on the right hand side at the bottom of the screen.

Frequently Asked Questions

• How can I buy tickets? The Promoters of Ed Sheeran are committed to combating unethical secondary ticketing and resale. For the 2024 tour we will be operating a names on tickets policy on tickets sold ONLY via our approved ticket outlets. In preparation for on sale, we recommend that you register an account with ShowsHappening.com. Once the tickets have been purchased you will receive an email confirmation to confirm your payment. This email will NOT be your ticket. You will receive instructions on how to access your ticket(s) much nearer to the show. Upon arrival at the show, you will then be required to arrive as a group and present your ticket(s) with the Lead Purchaser present. The Lead Purchaser will be required to have a photo ID that matches the Lead Purchaser name shown on the tickets.
• Where should I buy my ‘’face value’’ tickets from? All official ticket agent websites will be listed on tour advertising and at EdSheeran.com 
• When will tickets go on sale? 10am local time on Friday 10th November 2023
• How much are the ‘’face value’’ tickets? The tickets are €100 and €150 for standing tickets, and €200 and €250 for seated tickets. All tickets are subject to a maximum 7 percent booking fee.
• How do I arrange to buy tickets for someone requiring disabled access? Customers who require either a carer to accompany them or disabled access to the shows will be able to buy a an Accessible ticket which will be available as soon as ticket sales open and price will be €100 plus booking fee. Ticket will be valid for a Person plus helper.
• What is unethical secondary ticketing and ticket resale? Unethical secondary ticketing is when people buy tickets at face value and then re-sell them at inflated prices via non-artist approved methods and websites, thus denying real fans the chance to buy at face value. Ticket touts and unauthorised resellers use multiple payment cards, false identities and sophisticated computer programmes (‘bots’) to buy up large amounts of tickets which they then offer for resale at highly inflated prices.
• How many tickets can I buy? There will be a strict limit of 6 tickets per show date per customer. This restriction is in place in order to give as many people as possible a fair chance to buy tickets. The whole party must arrive at the same time as the Lead Purchaser holding the tickets matching their valid photo ID. PLEASE NOTE that any and all transactions that are detected as bot purchases, patrons creating duplicate accounts in order to purchase more than the ticket limit or any action that indicates a suspicious purchase in excess of the ticket limit will be cancelled.
• What is a Lead Purchaser? A Lead Purchaser is the name of the cardholder or the name input during the booking process. You can find the name of the Lead Purchaser in the confirmation email and on your ticket. It is important that the Lead Purchaser arrives with their group and their matching, valid photo ID to enter the event.
• But we want to go as a bigger group/family? You will have to try to complete another order with another Lead Purchaser name and card.
• Can I buy tickets as a gift? The matching photo ID with the name of the Lead Purchaser will be an entry requirement, the other tickets bought by that person can be used for other people as long as they ALL arrive with the Lead Purchaser. If you want to buy as gifts then you’ll also have to attend to get your recipients into the show.
• What are the entry requirements? To gain access to the concert you are required to bring your ticket with a clear and undamaged barcode visible. You may be required to produce your email booking confirmation and a valid form of photo ID that matches the name on the confirmation.  Accepted forms of photo ID are – Your National Identity card, A current driver’s licence (including provisional licence), a current or recently expired passport (provided the picture is a good resemblance of the holder).
• What are the age restrictions? No Age Restrictions – minors must be accompanied by an adult.
• I can’t find my confirmation email? In the first instance please check your junk or spam folder. In busy periods confirmation emails can take up to 24 hours to arrive. If you still haven’t received confirmation, contact us on [email protected].
• I can’t access my ticket(s)? Please make sure your phone is fully charged or you have your printed tickets before you leave the house to avoid this situation. Of course, if something happens out of your control please go to the box office where someone will attempt to assist you to find your order.
• What if I lose my ticket before the show? Please contact the [email protected] or login to ShowsHappening and you will find your tickets on your dashboard.

Resale of any Ed Sheeran concert ticket is strictly prohibited except through the only official and safe partner TicketSwap . To sell your tickets on TicketSwap please go to your ShowsHappening dashboard and click on the Sell icon which is located near the order which you would like to sell tickets from. Please do not sell any tickets outside of TicketSwap (including social media comments, or any other unauthorized source including any secondary ticketing websites).Here’s everything you need to know before you start selling tickets on TicketSwap. Here is the page where all tickets which are being resold through TicketSwap can be found. If you are experiencing issues selling your tickets, please reach out to the TicketSwap support team.

• When will we receive our tickets? Your ticket(s) will be delivered up to 14 days before the event.
• Are cameras allowed? Professional cameras (deemed as cameras with removable lenses), video and recording equipment are strictly forbidden. Personal use cameras and smart-phone cameras are fine. 
• How early should we turn up? More information will be provided closer to the show.
• I can’t get in with my tickets, it failed to scan and I’ve been turned away at the gates? Don’t worry, we can try and help you. In the first instance head to the box office where someone will be able to help you work out what’s gone wrong. Remember DO NOT buy a ticket from someone you don’t know either in person on the street OR from an unauthorised secondary ticket website.
• What else are you doing to combat the secondary market?  Your ticket(s) are linked to both your account with your chosen official ticket agent. This means your ticket and the individual information you gave when you purchased are linked. If a ticket is resold in any method other than via official face-value ticket resale, you will be refused entry to the venue.

Organiser/Promoter/Venue (“Organiser”) Terms and Conditions

• Your tickets will will be delivered in the lead up to the show.
• You will receive instructions on how to access your tickets to the e-mail address provided at the point of purchase up to 14 days before the event
• When arriving in groups, the lead purchaser (the name specified as the account holder on an official ticket seller website and printed on the ticket) must be present  in order for the whole party to enter the venue. All members of the party should enter the venue at the same time.
• In order for tickets to be valid, on arrival at the show the lead purchaser must be able to provide all of the following items alongside their ticket(s): Valid photo ID (Driving licence, passport) and Booking confirmation email
• Your ticket purchase constitutes a personal, revocable license and, at all times, remains the property of the promoters.
• Your ticket/s are sold by the promoters directly to you the consumer. Any tickets purchased by businesses or traders in breach of the terms and conditions of ticket sale will be cancelled. By accepting these terms and conditions you confirm that you are a consumer.
• Your ticket/s will IMMEDIATELY BECOME INVALID if resold OR OFFERED FOR SALE unless the sale is through the official ticket agent fan to fan exchange. Resale of tickets is available from your ShowsHappening dashboard through our official ticket reseller Ticketswap.com. Tickets sold via third parties and other unauthorized outlets, including online auction sites, are not valid for admission. The resale of a ticket renders it invalid and may lead to refusal of entry.
• Ticket sales are limited to a maximum of 6 per customer.
• Only tickets purchased through approved ticket agents are valid for admission. The venue reserves the right to refuse admission.
• You may be required to comply with any local Covid 19 regulations required at the time of the concert.

ShowsHappening Terms and Conditions

• You acknowledge that ShowsHappening is a booking platform and is not authorised to issue refunds unless instructed to do so by the Organiser/Promoter/Venue. In the case of a refund being issued for tickets bought, refund will be issued on the ticket face value (excluding booking fee or charge). If you opted for a Refundable Booking the terms and conditions found at refundable.me/extended/en shall apply.
• You acknowledge that ShowsHappening provides a payment method where payment is collected on behalf of the Organiser/Promoter/Venue as duly authorised, however your contractual relationship other than for the booking fee and the service we offer shall be with the Organiser/Promoter/Venue. ShowsHappening is not responsible for the organisation or staging of the Event and has no control over the cancellation or rescheduling of or for material changes to any Event.
• ShowsHappening shall provide you with all information and any changes to your ticket as soon as reasonably possible.
• By completing a purchase, you are confirming that you have read any specific terms and conditions which the Organiser/Promoter/Venue has issued with regard to this event.
• All tickets or passes should be checked on purchase. Whilst every effort shall be made mistakes cannot always be rectified. Accordingly, please check your Tickets carefully on receipt and contact us immediately if there is a mistake.
• ShowsHappening is not responsible for the actions or failures of any Organiser/Promoter/Venue. Under no circumstances shall we be liable for death, personal injury, loss or damage to property suffered by you or your guests arising out of attendance at an Event, unless caused by our negligence
• In the event of any inconsistency with the terms of the Organiser/Promoter/Venue, those of ShowsHappening shall prevail.
• Information is collected from those registering with www.showshappening.com in order to facilitate ticket purchase or other services available. This information is collected and used in accordance with ShowsHappening's Privacy Policy , which forms part of these conditions.

What are Booking Fees?

Booking Fees (BF) are added to each ticket bought online and include VAT, your receipt is also sent to you seperately. Without these booking fees, we would not be able to provide you with this ticketing service. Included in the booking fees are server maintenance, customer service, account and audit costs, secure server maintenance and development costs, and a number of other costs involved in providing ShowsHappening; a Maltese registered Ltd. company (C60339).

The booking fee is not refundable under any circumstances, even if the promoter cancels the event and asks us to return your ticket money.

Our aim is to make online ticketing in Malta as easy and hassle free as possible for both ticket buyers and event organisers.

We hope you like using ShowsHappening and if you have any problems or would like to contact us please email [email protected] .

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