Discover Malta in the off-season with my specialised guide. By using my itinerary, you can organise the perfect trip to this incredibly enchanting Mediterranean island. 


Malta Travel Guide

It cost €149 between 2 people for 4 nights, in March 

Features: Rooftop pool, balcony overlooking street, library, 2 bars, a fitness centre, parking

Location: St Paul’s Bay, 2 minute walk from the bus station, 5 minute walk from the beach 

A 20 minute boat ride from the mainland. You can get a boat from Cirkewwa, once again, which costs €15 for a return journey. 

For a little island, Malta’s public transport is extremely efficient. You can use contactless on the buses, so there’s no need to buy a ticket or travel pass. 

The taxi system is also very easy to understand. Bolt is widely used, as well as other local taxi services. 

It costs €4.65 to get from Cirkewwa Ferry Terminal (Mainland) to Mgarr Port (Gozo), by boat and the crossing only takes 25 minutes.

Once you arrive, you can either use the public transport on the island, or the hop-on-hop-off bus services available, or easily get a taxi. 

Victoria has remarkable, quaint streets and markets, but the Citadel was the most eye-catching part of this town, with memorable paniramic views…

On the way down from the top of the Citadel, you will find a restaurant called Ta’ Rikardu. You have to walk up narrow, ancient stairs to get to the terrace. This is the perfect lunch spot, with a beautiful view. 

Another notable destination on Gozo island is Dwejra Bay, where you can watch an impressive sunset with the cliffs surrounding you. Just make sure you don’t miss the last bus or ferry! 

Boat trip - Tour of the sea caves, drop off and pick up from the Blue Lagoon

Warning: Watch out for the jellyfish here!!

Colossal cliffs, pink-painted skies and fields of cacti. These are the views you have as you take on the adventure of a sunset horse-ride along Golden Bay. 

Malta Travel Guide

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