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Malta Small Group Tours

Uncover new and exciting adventures in Malta by taking part in our small group tours. Go sightseeing at your own pace surrounded by travellers like you. Provided by top tour operators & travel companies, our small group tours in Malta will offer you the perfect balance between spending time on your own and group activities. View all small group tours .

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Malta Discovery Private Tour

"Superb the Hotel Saint John where we stayed in the heart of Valletta. Beyond all expectations the local guide." SherlyPutri, traveled in January 2022

Malta at Freedom,6 Days Tour

"Beautiful country, good food and very nice people. I would definitely recommend." Deborah, traveled in July 2022

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Tailor-Made Best Malta Tour with Daily Departure and Private Guide

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Tailor-Made Private Malta Islands Tour with Daily Departure

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Secrets of Malta Walking

Discovering the Maltese Islands

Malta Highlights 4 Day Guided Tour

"This was a very interesting and informative tour, and I'd definitely recommend it as a great way to learn a lot about Malta in a short time." Elizabeth, traveled in July 2023

Malta and Gozo Private 8 Days Tour

"The hotel on Gozo was exceptional, we would love to have spent more time there." Susan, traveled in November 2022

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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.

Considering a trip to Malta but new to small group travel? We've answered  some of your most-asked questions .

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Malta & Gozo Small Group Tours

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Gozo Island Tour with Ggantija Temples

8 hours/Full Day Tour

Southern Gems & Grand Harbour Tour

Valletta City & Central Highlights Tour

Mosta, Rabat & Mdina Medieval City Tour

4 hours/Half Day Afternoon Tour

Hagar Qim Temple, Blue Grotto & Marsaxlokk Tour

4 hours/Half Day Morning Tour

Birgu 'The Maritime City' Walking Tour

2 hours/Afternoon Tour

Valletta 'City of the Knights' Walking Tour

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3 Day Malta & Gozo Experience Tour

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Landscapes & Medieval Treasures Tour

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June 11, 2024

4 hours/Half Day Tour. Starting at 0830hrs.

Discover the highlights on this popular tour, which includes a little bit of everything. We start at the Blue Grotto, where you can join an optional boat trip to the caves, this is followed by a scenic route and a photo stop at Dingli Cliffs. We then visit the old town of Rabat, where you can try our favorite street food. We end the tour in the elegant old medieval city of Mdina. 

From €59.00 per person

June 13, 2024

4 hours/Half Day Tour. Starting at 1430hrs.

June 14, 2024

8 hours/Full Day Tour. Starting at 0830hrs.

Discover the charm of Gozo Island on this superbly organized full-day tour. You will pass through quaint sleepy villages, enjoy magnificent vistas, and explore the island's main highlights with our professional guide, including the giant temples of GGANTIJA and the fortified CITADEL in Victoria. 

From €110.00 per person

June 15, 2024

4 hours/Half Day Tour. Starting at 0900hrs.

Landscapes & Noble Cities Tour

7 hours/Full Day Tour. Starting at 0900hrs.

The ideal tour for first time visitors! This tour is an extended version of our half day Landscapes & Medieval Treasures, which includes Blue Grotto, Dingli, Rabat and Mdina. We will also explore our 16th-century capital, Valletta. Learn all about the Knights of John, admire the stunning palazzos and piazzas, and visit one of our most important monuments, the magnificent St. John's Co. Cathedral.  

From €89.00 per person

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Exclusive Malta and Gozo Small Group Tours

Our islands' finest attractions are revealed through our exclusive Small Group Tours. Every itinerary has been meticulously crafted to highlight the abundant history and culture of our island. Even when only two passengers are reserved, departures are guaranteed; this instills confidence when vacation preparations are underway several months in advance.  Each tour is led by a professional local English speaking tourist guide. Moreover, with a maximum capacity of only 12 guests per tour, our guides ensure that you always have the opportunity to seek clarification from them regarding any inquiries that may arise during the tour. Tours commence and conclude in the Valletta vicinity; therefore, those who are residing within the city can conveniently reach designated meeting points on foot. This distinguishes small group tours from larger coach group tours, which typically involve a limitless number of pick-ups en route prior to the tour's start.

Malta Tours & Vacations

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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Capital city.

Valletta (population 7,000)

Maltese, English

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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 60s that are tempered by sea breezes along the coast.

Over July and August, the temperatures can climb above 80 degrees F - perfect for some, unpleasant for others.

From November to March, temperatures range around 60 degrees F 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, harbors 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 Crowe 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, fueled 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 travelers 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 travelers 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 cell phone while in Malta?

Cell phone coverage is generally very good in Malta. Ensure global roaming is activated before you arrive if you plan to use your cell 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 traveling?

Absolutely. All passengers traveling 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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Does my trip support The Intrepid Foundation?

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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Malta Experience 7D/6N

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• Activities Cultural, religious and historic sites
• Accommodation Hotel
• Transport Ferry & Boat
• Age Range 18-99 yrs
• Operated in English
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• Starts Valletta, Malta
• Ends Sliema, Malta

Malta and Gozo Discovery

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• Accommodation Hotel & Resort
• Transport Boat, Ferry, Bus & Private Vehicle
• Age Range 16-95 yrs
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Easy Pace Malta

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• Age Range 5-99 yrs
• Brochure Price: US$ 2,375
• Special Deal (20%): - US$ 484
• Total Price from: US$ 1,891
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• Starts Sliema, Malta
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Highlights of Malta & Gozo

• Activities Cultural, religious and historic sites & Natural landmarks sightseeing
• Transport Boat, Bus, Ferry & Private Vehicle
• Age Range 15-99 yrs
• Brochure Price: US$ 2,495
• Special Deal (15%): - US$ 374
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Malta and Gozo Discovery + Classical Sicily

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• Transport Boat, Ferry, Bus, Private Vehicle, Flight & Coach
• Mar 15 10+ seats left

• Starts Catania, Italy
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Sicily & Malta Signature

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• Activities Cultural, religious and historic sites & City sightseeing
• Accommodation Hotel & Villa
• Transport Flight, Boat, Private Vehicle & Bus
• Age Range 13-99 yrs
• Jun 15 Only 10 seats left
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• Starts Palermo, Italy
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• Activities Country side and village visits & Local culture
• Accommodation Resort & Hotel
• Age Range 1-95 yrs
• Brochure Price: US$ 3,669
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Old World Sicily & Malta

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Group Travel to Malta

Malta is a small island in the Mediterranean, making it an ideal group travel destination for those looking to explore a new destination while enjoying a pleasant climate, fascinating history and beautiful scenery. In this article, we’ll take a look at why Malta is an excellent destination for group travel, how to organize your trip, the must-do activities for your group, and some practical tips on how to make the most of your stay.

First, let’s start with an overview of various recommended trips. 

Group travel to Malta

Cultural group travel.

Malta’s history is rich and there are many historic sites to discover. Come to Malta to follow in the footsteps of the Knights of St. John and explore ancient megalithic temples spanning 7,000 years of history.

Are you organizing a trip for a group of 15 people or more? Let Malta’s leading local group travel agency accompany you. Send us your request. For other groups, you can book your own tours and travel arrangements well in advance. Follow our advice and book here .

Company trips, incentives and seminars

Malta is a prime destination for corporate travel, just a few hours from home. The resorts are modern and plentiful, the sun is out 300 days a year, there’s a multitude of bonding activities on offer, and there are plenty of places to hold events.

School or student trips

Malta is a leading destination for learning English. A dozen language schools are waiting to welcome you, mainly in the St Julian’s area. In Malta, you’ll also find facilities for pupils and students.

Religious group travel or pilgrimage

Religious men and women from many different countries like to pay their respects at Malta’s magnificent monuments in Valletta, Mdina and Gozo.

Sports tourism

The more adventurous and sporty will find their favorite activities in Malta: Diving, quad biking, climbing, hiking, canoeing, boating and many other sports and experiences await you in Malta and Gozo.

Planning a wedding in Malta is a dream come true for many couples familiar with the island. This beautiful event deserves special attention and advice from local experts to ensure an unforgettable wedding. Visit our article on weddings in Malta or send us your request to be accompanied.

Stag and hen parties

Malta is perfect for stags and hen do: sun, nightlife, beach, unusual activities… To organize your pre-wedding stay properly, visit this My Little Malta article which gives you valuable tips, links to book and a specialized agency. Click here to find out all about stags and hen do in Malta .

Group Tours in Malta

Please note that these tours are provided for inspiration only. They are fully customizable.

Classic group tour

• Valletta: Visit the capital with its gardens, MUZA art museum, St. John's Cathedral and the Malta Experience.
• Mdina / Rabat / Mosta: Visit Mdina, Wignacourt museum, Grotte St-Paul, Ta' Qali and Mosta crafts.
• The island of Gozo: Ferry crossing, visit of Dwejra Bay, Rabat citadel, megalithic temples of Ġgantija and village of Xlendi.
• South of the island: Dingli cliffs, local stone museum, Marsaxlokk and boat trip.
• West: Visit Palazzo Parisio, stroll through Naxxar and visit Blue Grotto.

Rando-Culture group tour

• CULTURE: VALLETTA - Visit to the city of Valletta, capital of Malta.
• RANDO: GOZO - Boat trip to Gozo. Hiking from Għarb to Marsalforn.
• CULTURE: THE "THREE CITIES" & MALTESE WINE TASTING - Visit the "Three Cities". Mini-cruise in the Grand Port.
• RANDO: VICTORIA LINES - Hiking in Victoria Lines.
• CULTURE: MDINA / RABAT / MOSTA - Visit to Mdina, Rabat and the Wignacourt museum.
• HIKING: SOUTH OF THE ISLAND - Hike along the cliffs of Ghar Lapsi. Visit the temples.

Group Discovery Long Weekend

• Thursday: PANORAMIC TOUR (4h) - Arrive in Malta, visit the fishing village of Marsaxlokk and the Three Cities.
• Friday: LA VALETTE (4h) - Discover Valletta, its gardens, Parliament and St. John's Co-Cathedral.
• Saturday: GOZO ISLAND (8h) - Ferry crossing to Gozo, visit of Dwejra Bay, the citadel of Victoria and the fishing village of Xlendi.
• Sunday: MDINA, RABAT & DINGLI (4h ) - Visit Mdina, Rabat and photo stop at the Dingli cliffs.

Prices vary according to the number of participants. Ask for a quote to find out prices for your group.

A la carte excursions

Malta offers a long list of possible cultural excursions to discover all the beauties of the archipelago.

You’ll be able to personalize your trip as you wish with à la carte excursions. A specialized travel agency will help you select the one best suited to your needs.

Among the most famous are :

• Visit Gozo by Tuk-Tuk, quad, jeep or bus
• A family farming experience
• Visit the three cities in an electric vehicle
• Guided tour of Valletta, Mdina and their monuments
• Visit to Blue Grotto and Limestone Heritage
• Visit prehistoric temples
• Boat trip to Comino
• Maltese wine tasting
• Typical Maltese dinner and show
• Maltese evening

A la carte tours

The hilly landscapes of the Maltese archipelago make for superb hiking.

Some of the most beautiful hikes include :

• A full day on the island of Gozo
• Half-day trip to the north of the island
• Victoria lines for a full day
• A half-day tour of the south of the island
• Half-day trip to the island of Comino

Accompany your Group Trip to Malta

Organizing a Group trip can be a real challenge. Whatever the country, the larger the number of participants, the more complicated it becomes to book suitable accommodation, organize activities and plan travel.

In Malta, being a small tourist island, tour operators can fill up pretty quickly. The arrival of groups must therefore be carefully prepared and insured.

The norm in Malta is that for groups of 15 people or more, it is highly recommended to be accompanied by a local agency who will contact the various players in your trip to plan your arrival. This will help you choose the most suitable hotels and services, and avoid disappointments and cancellations.

In this case, we give you the option of going direct through the local agency specializing in groups. Click here to contact a group travel expert in Malta .

For less than 15 people, it is still possible to book directly, but it is compulsory to book online before your arrival.

Why choose Malta for your group trip?

There are many reasons why Malta is an ideal destination for group travel.

An ideal Mediterranean climate

Malta has a pleasant Mediterranean climate, with mild winters and hot, sunny summers. With an average temperature of 25 degrees, Malta is the perfect destination for groups looking to escape cold winters.

A rich and fascinating history

Malta has a rich and fascinating history dating back over 7,000 years. With its megalithic temples, Baroque cathedrals and walled city, there are plenty of historic sites to explore for groups interested in history and culture.

And did you know that Malta was a popular location for films and TV series? Productions such as “Game of Thrones”, “Gladiator” and “Assassin’s Creed” have been filmed on the island. Groups can visit filming locations and go behind the scenes of some of their favorite productions.

Breathtaking landscapes

Malta also has undeniable natural beauty, with crystal-clear seas, magnificent beaches and breathtaking rocky landscapes. Groups can explore the different regions of the island and discover breathtaking views.

If you’re a group of nature lovers, you can visit the San Anton Botanical Gardens, located in the town of Attard. The gardens are home to a variety of exotic plants and flowers, as well as diverse wildlife, including rare birds. And the wild island of Gozo, much less built-up than Malta.

Groups can also hike the Dingli cliffs, which offer breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea. The cliffs are also an ideal place to watch the migratory birds that pass through the island every year.

All in all, Malta is a destination of choice for groups looking to explore a rich culture, fascinating history and magnificent nature. With its pleasant climate, historic sites and breathtaking scenery, Malta is the ideal place for your next group trip.

Organize your group trip to Malta

Organizing a group trip to Malta may seem complicated, but with careful preparation, it’s quite possible to have a successful stay.

Find group accommodation in Malta

It’s important to find accommodation that can accommodate your whole group, and that’s close to the sites you want to explore. Malta is a fairly touristy island, so accommodation options are plentiful.

For groups of up to 15 people , you can find your own accommodation. You’ll be able to find a hotel that’s available to welcome you when you make a classic reservation directly on a platform. We recommend this article to discover for your group the best areas and hotels to stay in Malta .

You can also find an apartment hotel to rent. Find here our selection of hotel apartments in Malta.

Last but not least, group travel to Malta is the perfect opportunity to rent a villa. Find here our selection of villas in Malta.

For groups of more than 15 people, you’ll certainly need to be accompanied by a local company. In this case, please contact the group travel agency recommended on this page.

If you’re looking for a more authentic experience, you could also consider staying at a traditional Maltese farm or on the Gozo side. These accommodations offer not only a unique experience, but also an excellent opportunity to sample the local cuisine. These are often not available on the platforms, so it’s best to have someone accompany you.

Transport and travel planning

You should also organize transport and travel arrangements for the whole group. VTC cabs like eCabs are a quick and easy way to get around if you want to explore several areas of the island, but car rentals may be more practical if you want more flexibility. However, driving on the left and the sporty driving style of the Maltese may discourage you from renting cars.

There are several options depending, once again, on the size of your group:

Are you a group of up to 15 people? We recommend that you first book your airport shuttle via this specialized service. You can reserve up to 3 cars. Prices are very affordable. The drivers will be waiting for you, monitoring your flight’s arrival time. Book your airport transfer here.

Once on site, you can set the pace for your stay by booking excursions with shuttles included. So you can make the most of your time on site without worrying about logistics. Book all your excursions well in advance. Find here the best excursions in Malta to book.

More than 15 people? In this case, you can be accompanied by to obtain dedicated shuttles adapted to the size of your group and the types of people in it.

An additional option to consider is renting scooters or bicycles to explore Valletta s narrow streets or for a relaxing day at the beach.

Prepare an itinerary to discover must-see sites

To ensure that the whole group can make the most of their trip, it’s important to plan an itinerary to discover the must-see sites. You should include plenty of time for sightseeing and must-do activities in your itinerary.

Book all your visits in advance. From May onwards, many tours and excursions are fully booked.

Let’s take a look at what not to miss on a group trip to Malta.

Must-do activities for your group in Malta

Malta offers a range of activities for groups to explore, whether they’re interested in history, culture or simply relaxation and leisure. The island is a true jewel of the Mediterranean, with its crystal-clear waters, sandy beaches and spectacular scenery.

Visit the capital, Valletta

Valletta is the capital of Malta, a fortified city dating back to the 16th century. It’s the ideal place to explore Malta’s history, with its museums, Baroque palaces and fortifications. Groups can also enjoy breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea from the city walls.

Valletta is also known for its cobbled streets and impressive churches. Groups can visit St. John’s Cathedral, home to a collection of paintings by Caravaggio, and St. Mary’s Co-Cathedral, one of Malta’s finest examples of Baroque architecture.

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Explore megalithic temples.

Malta is famous for its megalithic temples, which are among the oldest examples of monumental architecture in the world . Groups can explore historic sites across the island, such as the temples of Hagar Qim and Mnajdra.

These temples were built over 5,000 years ago by a prehistoric civilization that inhabited the island. Groups can admire the carvings and engravings on the temple walls, which bear witness to daily life in those distant times.

Visit Gozo in a group, the wild island of the Maltese archipelago

If you’re visiting Malta, don’t miss the opportunity to explore the neighboring island of Gozo with your group. Gozo is renowned for its unspoilt natural beauty, crystal-clear waters and picturesque landscapes.

We recommend a suitable and original means of transport to share memorable moments of togetherness while discovering the treasures of this preserved island.

Visit Gozo by quad

Depending on the age of your group, you can choose to visit Gozo by quad bike with an experienced guide. This is probably the most recommended excursion of your stay. You can rent a number of quads and ride two per quad. Shuttle, guide and meal included.

If you’re up to 14 people, find out how a day on a quad bike in Gozo works and get a discount when you book.

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If you are more than 15 people, you can be accompanied or book directly , subject to availability.

Visit Gozo by tuk-tuk

The tuktuk is an original 3-wheeled vehicle that is popular in Asia and is also often used on the island of Gozo. Up to six people can climb aboard, and the driver will be your guide. You can book several tuktuk and benefit from low prices with the organization recommended in this article.

Visit Gozo by tourist bus

As Gozo’s public bus network is not very well adapted to tourism, it’s best to book a sightseeing bus that will stop at the various interesting stops to visit. This solution can be adapted for trips with small groups.

Visit Gozo by Jeep

For the most comfortable way to visit Gozo, you can book a 4×4 jeep.

Beaches and water sports

The Maltese archipelago also offers beautiful beaches and water sports for those looking to relax and soak up the sun. Groups can swim, snorkel, scuba dive or even try more exciting water sports such as jet-skiing and parasailing.

Malta’s most popular beaches are Mellieha Bay, Golden Bay and St. Moritz. St. George’s Bay. These beaches offer crystal-clear waters and activities for all ages.

Take a boat trip to Comino

For many, the most beautiful spot in Malta is Comino’s Blue Lagoon. It can be reached by boat from Malta or Gozo. There are many street vendors selling excursions, but for a group, I’d strongly recommend booking online, in advance, so you’ll have better guarantees of availability and cancellation if necessary.

For groups of less than 15 people, see our comparison of the best excursions in Comino to book directly :

Discover the local gastronomy

Malta’s gastronomy is influenced by Mediterranean cuisine, and includes delicious dishes such as rabbit in sauce, stuffed calamari and the famous pastizzi. Groups can try out many local restaurants to discover the island’s typical cuisine.

Please note that reservations must be made well in advance for most restaurants. If you are a large group, you may be asked to pay a deposit at the most popular restaurants. For this other reason, it may be a good idea to have an agency accompany you.

Local Maltese wines are also very popular. Groups can visit the island’s vineyards to taste wines such as Girgentina and Merlot.

In short, Malta is an ideal destination for groups looking to explore the island’s history, culture and natural beauty. With its many activities, sandy beaches and delicious cuisine, Malta is a must-see destination for all types of travelers.

An exceptional evening awaits you when you book at Ta’Marija. It’s a typical Maltese restaurant that transforms itself into a dinner show on certain evenings to showcase local folklore. Depending on how many you’ll be, you can try booking live here :

Practical tips for a successful group holiday in Malta

Here are a few tips to help you make the most of your group holiday in Malta:

A specialized agency to support you

For groups of more than 14 people, if you’d like to organize a few visits, outings or activities, it’s a good idea to go through an agency that will organize and book with you. Indeed, large groups that don’t book properly in advance run the risk of being turned away or separated on a regular basis. It’s a situation we’ve witnessed every year.

In this case, we recommend using a recognized local agency specializing in groups. You’ll benefit from better rates for your bookings, on-site assistance, tailored advice in advance, a trip-tracking platform and shuttles to and from your destination. A dedicated stand with a representative will be waiting for you on arrival at the airport.

Manage expenses and budget

It’s important to have an estimate of the total cost of the trip, and to divide it fairly between all members of the group. You can consider expenses such as airfare, lodging, transportation, activities and food.

Ask your agency for a quote for larger groups.

Malta is a popular tourist destination, so prices can vary depending on the season. It’s important to research and book in advance to get the best prices. You might also consider cooking some of your own meals to save money.

Communicating and coordinating effectively

For a successful group trip, effective coordination is crucial. Create newsgroups or e-mails to share important information (flight times, tour schedules, etc.). Make sure everyone knows where you are and where you’re going at all times.

For larger groups, through the recommended agency, each member will have access to a platform where they can retrieve the program and related documents.

Understanding local customs and respecting local culture

It’s important to respect local customs and culture while visiting Malta. In Malta, most people speak English, but you can take the time to learn a few basic Maltese words to communicate with the locals and understand their culture and way of life.

Malta is a country rich in history and culture. You can visit historic sites such as the megalithic temples of Ħaġar Qim and Mnajdra, which date back to the Stone Age. It’s important to respect local dress codes. Shoulders and knees must be covered when visiting religious sites or public places.

Find out about local festivals and their fireworks displays so you won’t be surprised. Here you can discover traditional Maltese music, dance and food.

Your group travel agency will be able to advise you of all the things you need to know and all the best practices.

• July 19, 2023
• Alexandre Azra

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Delight in a special exploration of both islands, with their amazing climate, dramatic vistas and hearty cuisine that embodies all things Maltese. Many were those who occupied the islands in the course of their lengthy history leaving behind an artistic and cultural heritage. The Maltese Islands are like nowhere else. Here you will find great prehistoric temples, fossil-studded cliffs, glittering hidden coves, thrilling diving opportunities and a history of remarkable intensity.

The islands of Malta and Gozo offer a rich historical past, its oldest Neolithic Temples dating back to more than 3500 years BC!  The elegant capital Valletta, with its proud city walls and wonderful palaces; medieval Mdina, the so called “silent City” because of its quite winding narrow streets and laid-back atmosphere, fascinating underground chambers, and Naxxar with its amazingly Palace are only a few of the  highlights to mention.

Malta’s beautiful landscapes, harbors and marvelous bays and stunning cliffs are more than just a background- they create a scenery in which the golden local limestone just fits in perfectly.

On this small group journey, you’ll enjoy the contrasts of everyday life in these very different islands corners as you mingle with the locals during exclusive meals, wine tasting, boat trips and more cultural experiences.

Do not go with the crowd – our local knowledge takes you to Malta’s most interesting sights, but out of the beaten path, and not to crowded touristic places. We believe this is the best way to truly smell, taste and savor the country you are visiting.Live like a local!!

• Guaranteed departures group travel: small, friendly,intimate group limited to 12/14 participants only!
• More than 10 included sightseeing tours & cultural experiences as follows
• VALLETTA UPPER BARRACCA GARDENS
• Exclusive visit to ST JOHN’S CO-CATHEDRAL
• Visit of the GRAND MASTER’S PALACE
• Optional visit to ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM
• Enjoy a HARBOR CRUISE around the THREE CITIES of Vittoriosa, Cospicua and Senglea
• Unique visit to the INQUISITOR’S PALACE and the WAR MUSEUM
• The Neolithic Temple of HAGAR QIM
• Experience the colorful fishing village of MARSAXLOKK
• Discover elegant MDINA , the “Silent City”
• Green Island of GOZO (The Citadel,Xlendi Bay, Ramla Bay beach, Ggantija Temples)
• Foodie experiences in MALTA and GOZO
• Included boat trip at DWEJRA,GOZO
• Visit popular UNESCO World heritage sites
• Exceptional local tour director, experienced to accompany you throughout your journey
• Entrances to main Maltese sites are included as per itinerary
• Transportation on tour, via private air-conditioned 8 or 19 seats motorcoach
• Tour city guide as per itinerary
• Service charges at all hotels and restaurants
• No hidden extras
• Included regional meals: All breakfasts, 4 dinners (main meals include regional wine, mineral water, local coffee or tea only)
• Tour package include airport transfers on arrival/departure and hotel city tax. We suggest arriving a day or two before your tour begins in Valletta to allow ample time to get over jet lag and be well-rested for the first few days of your tour.We will be very happy to make those arrangements for you.
• Activity level:  Light/Moderate
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• VALLETTA,” THE CAPITAL BOUTIQUE HOTEL ” or similar (3 nights)
• GOZO ISLAND, “ KEMPINSKI HOTEL “or similar (2 nights)
• SAN ANTON,” CORINTHIA PALACE HOTEL ” or similar (1 night)

Day 1 : WELCOME TO MALTA & VALLETTA

Arrival in Malta and transfer to VALLETTA for your first three nights at the central “ THE CAPITAL BOUTIQUE HOTEL ” or similar.Meet your tour guide at 7.00 pm in the hotel lobby for dinner in a local restaurant. Overnight in VALLETTA

Day 2: FALLING IN LOVE WITH THE GRANDIOSE VALLETTA

Colloquially known as “Il-Belt”,  VALLETTA is the capital city of Malta that was built during the rule of the Knights of St. John.Today’s visit will begin from the Upper Barakka gardens, perched high above the Grand harbor where your local expert will show you the highlights of this magical city, discovering its hidden beauty, with plenty of time on your own in Republic Street  for shopping or sightseeing. Included are interior visits to the top two sites of St.John’s Co-Cathedral with its museum, dating back to the 16th century, boasting two masterpieces by Caravaggio and The Grand Masters Palace which houses the Parliament and the president’s office.After an included foodie experience with local “ PASTIZZI ” pastry, you’ll visit a stunning 16th century ANCIENT PALACE. The rest of the afternoon is at leisure, maybe visiting the ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM. Overnight in VALLETTA

Day 3: THE THREE CITIES -VITTORIOSA & SENGLEA

This morning,board a typical Maltese gondola for a 30 mins harbor cruise,ending at the city of VITTORIOSA , one of the most enchanting within the  THREE CITIES , the towns extending towards Valletta, dividing the Grand Harbor into deep inlets. In Vittoriosa you’ll visit the INQUISITOR’S PALACE , featuring plain prison cells and dungeons on the lower floors, which contrast with the highly decorated private apartments of the Inquisitors themselves above, including the Tribunal room where evidence was heard and verdicts were issued.You’ll also visit the WAR MUSEUM , housed in an 18th century army barracks which served as a police station and air raid precautions center during the war.Following this, you will be transferred to Valletta for time at leisure. Overnight in VALLETTA

Day 4: ANCIENT HAGAR QIM, COLORFUL MARSAXLOKK & MAGICAL GOZO

Our morning destination is the megalithic temples of  HAGAR QIM (3600 to 3000 BC) the best preserved and most evocative of Malta’s prehistoric sites. Continue to the charming fishing village of  MARSAXLOKK , famous for its brightly colored fishing boats which ride at anchor and where the wives of the fishermen knot nylon string bags for the tourists. After lunch on your own, you’ll explore more in depth the south coast travelling along the rocky coast of WIED IZ-ZURRIEQ  stopping off at the Blue Grotto to enjoy amazing views (not included boat trip to the Blue Grotto).Drive to the port of Cirkewwa to transfer you by 25-minutes ferry to the island of GOZO  for your next two nights at the elegant “ KEMPINSKI HOTEL GOZO “ or similar.Dinner is included this evening in a local restaurant.Overnight in GOZO

Day 5: GOZO-THE ISLAND OF CALYPSO & BREAD EXPERIENCE IN ANCIENT OVEN

The idyllic island of  GOZO , the second largest island of the Maltese archipelago is more rural and popular for its scenic hills, which are featured on its coat of arms. Our day starts with a walking tour of the fortified capital city of VICTORIA with its enchanting Citadel followed by a panoramic drive around the island, stopping off at Dwejra, the fishing village of Xlendi, Ramla Bay and the Ggantija Temples. We have included today a foodie experience of typical Gozitan pizza.Enjoy a light dinner in a popular Gozitan restaurant accompanied by Maltese wines.Overnight stay in GOZO

Day 6: ANCIENT CATACOMBS, WINERY & CHARMING MDINA

After ferry-crossing from Gozo back to Malta, today’s visit takes you to central Malta, one of the most fascinating regions. Our tour begins with a visit to MOSTA , where you’ll visit the monument of St Mary’s Church, with its third largest unsupported dome in the world dedicated to the Assumption. On April 9,1942, the church was nearly destroyed during War World II. An Axis bomb hit the dome of the church but failed to explode. The detonator was removed and a replica is now displayed as a memorial. We then move to RABAT for admiring the unique ST PAUL’S CATACOMBS ,the earliest and largest archaeological evidence of Christianity in Malta. Continue to a popular MALTESE WINERY for a tasting of their wines following a scenic drive along the DINGLI CLIFFS .End your day visiting the silent town of MDINA , one of the world’s finest examples of a medieval city that is still inhabited. A time capsule of medieval palazzi and a world unto itself. Spend the last night of your Maltese experience at the ancient “ CORINTHIA PALACE HOTEL ” near San Anton Gardens.This evening, we include a farewell dinner in a central restaurant. Overnight stay in SAN ANTON

DAY 7: SAHHA MALTA

Included airport transfer to Malta airport.Combine Malta small group tour with our flagship Small Group Tour to SICILY

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We Love Malta!!!

Wow – Malta has been fantastic!We really enjoyed our time spent in Malta with Secret Italia.The itinerary was spot on and we enjoyed all the sites.Cynthia was a fantastic guild. We appreciated all her attention to details and her vast knowledge of Malta. We were lucky to have her as our guide.The Kempinski Hotel in Gozo was very nice. Our accommodations, the amenities, and staff were worthy of a five star hotel and made for an enjoyable visit.We enjoyed our welcome dinner as well as the dinner the following night. Both were very memorable.The Phoenicia Hotel is world class. What an excellent choice you made. It’s the perfect retreat after a long day of sightseeing.We enjoyed meeting the General Manager Robyn Pratt. She asked how our accommodations were and we told her that we would have preferred a king size bed.She upgraded our room from a queen size room to a king. What a delightful lady.We are looking forward to seeing our driver tomorrow at 3:30 to begin our trip home.We will send you our review of the Italian Lakes trip when we return home.Again Aldo, thanks for everything.We had a great time.Looking forward to our future trips with Secret Italia.

Unexpected Malta

I thoroughly enjoyed my tour of Malta with Secret Italia Tours. Cynthia is a wonderful guide, friendly, very knowledgeable and extremely helpful. Our small group was great.Your choices of hotels was first class and the included meals and wine tastings were 5 star, The varied sites that we visited gave me a true insight into the lives of the past and present peoples of these fascinating islands.I will recommend the tour to others in Australia.Thank you very much and a loud bravo to Cynthia.

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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 colourful 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 home-grown delicacies including sun-dried tomatoes, Maltese bread and wine.

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Malta & Sicily - Mediterranean Islands small group tour

For centuries Malta & Sicily , held the key to the Mediterranean. Unlike other European tour companies, Odyssey provides a tour leader and local guides to share detailed itineraries about the destinations on these small group journeys. For mature couples and solo travellers. A reasonable single supplement is charged.

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• 1. In Sicily, see the mosaics at the Villa Romana del Casale, the magnificent Baroque town of Noto, and Arab/Norman Palermo
• 2. Enjoy wonderful scenery and local food and wine throughout all the islands
• 3. Explore the UNESCO world heritage town of Noto, the finest Baroque town in Sicily
• 4. Take a ferry to Mozia island and visit its main archaeological sites

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Mediterranean Islands small group tour to Malta and Sicily

Odyssey's Mediterranean islands small group tour of Malta & Sicily is the short tour of this longer program . Our guides lead you on a ten day tour through the region's culture and history. This fully escorted tour for seniors takes you on a fabulous journey around the Western Mediterranean.

The History of Sicily and Malta

These two unique islands have long held the keys to the Mediterranean. Over centuries, the Phoenicians, Carthaginians, Arabs, Normans, Spanish and French imprinted their distinct history and architecture on the landscape of the islands, making the islands a perfect mix of cultures. From 1530 to 1798, Malta was ruled as a vassal state of Sicily by the Knights of St John. In the 19th century, Malta secured the Mediterranean for Britain and helped make it the world's major maritime power. Possession of Sicily brought similar benefits to Rome , as did Corsica for France.

Today, Sicily is an autonomous region of Italy, while Malta is one of the more recent independent members of the European Union. Today, however, their inhabitants still retain their own distinctive characteristics and ways of life. Each island visited has its own character, shaped by its history. Odyssey's small group educational tour compares and contrasts the culture, history, geography and peoples of these two unique islands.

Discover more about the islands of the Mediterranean with our blog post.

Malta & Sicily Small group tour itinerary

Throughout our guided tour you'll experience a number of cultural and historical highlights, from archaeological sites to idyllic resort towns. Odyssey's small group tour of these Western Mediterranean islands is a magnificent holiday for those who wish to learn. Odyssey caters to mature travelers, whether couples or those journeying solo. The tour is fully escorted by an Odyssey Program Leader and a local guide who shares their expert knowledge of the history and culture of these wonderful islands.

On Malta, we make a walking tour of Malta's medieval history on a trip to the UNESCO World Heritage listed capital city, Valletta , where we visit the Grandmaster's Palace and St. John's Cathedral. We also visit the city of Rabat, where we visit the grotto of St. Paul. According to Christian tradition, St. Paul lived and preached in these catacombs during three months in Malta in 60 AD. Following Rabat, we head to the walled city of Mdina. Our trip to Malta also includes an excursion to Gozo , the second largest of the islands of Malta, where we visit the megalithic temples of Xaghra , an important prehistoric heritage site. We also make the time to take in Malta's beautiful sandy beaches, including a number of walks along the shore.

We then get the ferry to Sicily.

Our tour of Sicily begins with a walking tour of Noto , recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its grand baroque architecture. We then explore Siracusa (Syracuse), home to ancient Greek ruins and a well-preserved Roman amphitheater. For more ancient archaeological ruins, we then visit Agrigento , home to Greek temples. We also visit the Sicilian capital, Palermo , where we make a stop at the Arab-Norman Cappella Palatina (Palatine Chapel), before making a daytrip to the famous cathedral of Monreale. Finally, we travel to Trapani, where we stay in a hotel for two nights. The streets of this medieval town by the sea remain largely untouched from the period of Arab and Norman rule. From Trapani, we make a day trip to the island of Mozia for an archaeological tour, and then head to Marsala for a wine tasting of its famous drop.

Our tours aim to immerse you in local culture. Sicily and Malta are home to one of the world's richest food cultures, with subtle differences between the two cuisines. In order to experience the cuisine of both places, we always enjoy breakfast, lunch, or dinner at a local restaurant.

You can learn about Malta and Sicily ( Italy ) with our country profiles. For more details, click the ‘Top 5’ or ‘Itinerary’ buttons above! If you’re keen to experience this tour, please call or send an email. Or, to book, simply fill in the form on the right hand side of this page.

Articles about Malta and Sicily published by Odyssey Traveller:

• Malta: Megalithic temples, ‘fat ladies’, and the Hal Saflieni Hypogeum.
• About Malta, Sicily, Sardinia and Corsica.
• Mediterranean Islands: Malta, Sicily, Sardinia and Corsica.
• The Sicilians and their Kings
• Early History of Sicily: From the Phoenicians to the Arab Conquest (800 BC to the 10th Century)
• Empires Crossing the Mediterranean: 1130-1300
• Life of Caravaggio.
• Caravaggio: Ten Books to Read
• Learning about Caravaggio’s Paintings
• as well as more articles on Italy here

For all the articles Odyssey Traveller has published for mature aged and senior travellers, click through on this link .

External articles to assist you on your visit to Malta and Sicily

• Discover Italy – Sicily
• Sicily’s best beaches: warm waters and stunning scenery
• 48 Hours in Sicily
• Why Noto, Sicily is our Italy destination of the summer
• A Local’s Guide to Palermo
• Lonely Planet: Malta
• The Guardian : Valetta on View – the Maltese capital shows off its cultural side
• History of the Knights of St. John
• Megalithic Temples of Malta
• Group size is limited to a maximum of 18 participants.

Day 1: Malta

Accommodation: La Falconeria or similar

We will host a welcome drinks in the hotel, where the tour leader will introduce the group and take any questions. After the meeting we will take a short evening walk to a local restaurant for dinner. (D)

Day 2: Malta

Accommodation: Waterfront Hotel or similar

In the morning we set off for a tour of the main sites around our hotel, commencing at Paola, home of the enigmatic Tarxien Temples. We will also visit Birzebugga, to visit the prehistoric Ghar Dalam cave. Next we will move on to the picturesque Marsaxlokk, famous for its market, to Marsakala where we stop to have lunch.

In the afternoon we transfer to Three Cities, where we have some free time to explore or perhaps take a cruise along the shore (not included, paid locally, approx. EUR 20 per person). We will transfer back to the hotel in the later afternoon. (B,L)

Day 3: Malta

Today’s activities centre around Valletta , the capital of Malta. We visit the Upper Barakka Gardens, the Grandmaster’s Palace, St. John’s Co-Cathedral, and the Museum of Archaeology. In the late afternoon we take in the ‘Malta Experience’, an audio-visual attraction set in a purpose-built auditorium overlooking Valletta’s magnificent Grand Harbour.

We return to our hotel for a short rest and later take an evening walk to a local restaurant for dinner. (B,D)

Day 4: Malta

This morning we begin our tour of Malta with a talk on its various islands and their history. We’ll learn about Malta’s natural and cultural heritage, strategic Mediterranean importance, centuries-old fortifications, settlements, and religious sites. Typical of the islands of the Mediterranean, Malta has played host to waves of several great civilisations including the Phoenicians, Carthaginians, Byzantines, Arabs, Normans, and the Spanish. The Knights of the Order of Saint John of Jerusalem, also known as the Knights of St John, were Malta’s Masters from 1530 to 1798, when Napoleon’s French forces invaded. Then, in 1800, the British assumed control until Malta was granted independence in 1964. The island and its people were awarded the George Cross for their bravery during World War II.

We then enjoy a full-day tour of local sites, starting with the ancient fortified city of Mdina where we enjoy a walking tour and stop to viire the Cathedral. We than continue to Ta’Qali craft village with some free time to shop for souvenirs. We visit Mosta to see the Mosta Rotunda, then travel to Rabat for lunch at a local restaurant.

In the afternoon we explore St. Paul’s Church and Grotto, and St. Paul’s Catacombs, then make our way back to our hotel and the remainder of the day is at leisure. (B,L)

Day 5: Malta

This morning we’ll take a morning ferry ride across to Gozo , Malta’s second largest island, where we have a full day island tour. We visit the citadel at Victoria and the coastal village of Xlendi, which is still guarded over by a 17th century tower built by the Knights of St John. Following lunch, we will travel up the western coast of Gozo to visit Dwejra. Here we will take a boat ride to Fungus Rock, then on to the Ta Pinu basilica in Gharb, followed by a tour of the megalithic Ggantija Temples in Xaghra . In the evening we’ll return via ferry and coach to our hotel. We have dinner at our hotel this evening. (B,L,D)

Day 6: Syracuse, Sicily

Accommodation: Hotel Mercure Siracusa Prometeo or similar

This morning begins with an early morning ferry across to Pozzallo in Sicily . Here we join our coach and continue to the UNESCO world heritage town of Noto , the finest Baroque town in Sicily, home to sights like the San Francesco Church, Monastery of Santa Chiara and Palazzo Ducezio. We have free time for lunch, and continue on to Syracuse.

The remainder of the day in Syracuse is free to relax or explore on your own until we meet as a group again for dinner at the hotel. (B,D)

Day 7: Syracuse, Sicily

Today we enjoy a half day tour of Syracuse, where a visit to the Neapolis Archaeological Park will be followed by a trip to Ara di Ierone, the Great Altar of Syracuse, a monumental grand altar in the ancient quarter of Neapolis.

There will be some free time in the afternoon before we meet a local expert for a talk on the History and Culture of Sicily.

In the evening we attend a traditional “puppet theatre” (Opera dei Pupi – Sicilian marionette show) and then return to our hotel. (B)

Day 8: Agrigento, Sicily

Accommodation: Overnight at the Colloverde Park Hotel or similar

Today we depart to to Agrigento with a stop in Caltagirone along the way.

We spend some time exploring Caltagirone with our local guide where we view the Staircase of Santa Maria del Monte and visit the Museum of Ceramics. We will enjoy some free time for lunch and then we stop for a visit to Piazza Armerina and see its famous mosaics during our guided tour of the Villa Romana del Casale.

Later we transfer to our hotel and the evening is free to explore the town on your own. (B)

Day 9: Trapani, Sicily

Accommodation: Hotel Room of Andrea or similar

In the morning we tour Agrigento and visit the Valley of the Temples, one of the most outstanding examples of Greater Greece art and architecture.

We then depart towards Trapani, with a stop in Segesta, an archaeological site outside Palermo, where we’ll take a guided tour to see the Doric Temple and ancient theatre.

We arrive in Trapani later in the afternoon and the remainder of the afternoon is at leisure. Dinner this evening is at a local restaurant. (B,D)

Day 10: Trapani, Sicily

This morning we’ll enjoy a walking tour of Trapani to view its main attractions, we’ll then transfer to San Leonardo for a ferry trip across to the island of Mozia. We’ll visit the main archaeological sites here, including the Whitaker Museum. We then return to San Leonardo for lunch at a local restaurant.

In the afternoon we visit Marsala, home of the fortified wine that bears the town’s name, followed by a stop at Erice to take the funicular to the medieval eyrie of Erice, to enjoy its sweeping views of the valley and sea.

We then transfer back to our hotel for the evening. (B,L)

Day 11: Palermo, Sicily

Accommodation: Overnight at Hotel Frederico II or similar

This morning we transfer to Monreale, to visit its cloistered Cathedral followed by Palermo , Sicily’s capital where we overnight.

In Palermo we visit Quattro Canti, the “Theatre of the Sun”, and La Martorana, the city’s most famous medieval church, visit Palazzo dei Normanni and Cappella Palatina and then take a guided tour of Teatro Massimo, Palermo’s magnificent Opera House.

Dinner this evening is at our hotel. (B,D)

Day 12: Palermo, Sicily

The tour concludes this morning after breakfast. (B)

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The tour was extremely informative and educational. Those 4 islands are uniquely different and we would not want to have missed any of them. The quality of your transportation and accommodations was exceptional as well. Larry S. Sep ’19

This tour started out very well in Malta, with lots to see and do, and just kept getting better as we progressed through the other islands. It is a beautiful part of the world, with wonderful history and scenery. Pat C. March ’19

Sunshine, blue seas and mountains were the backdrop to discovering so much of the history of these islands with a friendly group of fellow travellers. Suzanne W. Sep ’18

The trip was well organised and communication was also good. Busy tour giving full educational history. The Odyssey Program leader was absolutely wonderful, I felt very safe particularly as she had both French and Italian and if we were without the guide in the evenings, she was able to communicate with the other person. We had particularly good guides all along the way, but perhaps Maria in Malta was very, very good as it was apparent she really loved showing her country and its history to us. Participant Sep ’18

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The great sea: a human history of the mediterranean.

David Abulafia

Connecting Europe, Asia, and Africa, the Mediterranean Sea has been for millennia the place where religions, economies, and political systems met, clashed, influenced and absorbed one another. In this brilliant and expansive book, David Abulafia offers a fresh perspective by focusing on the sea itself: its practical importance for transport and sustenance; its dynamic role in the rise and fall of empires; and the remarkable cast of characters-sailors, merchants, migrants, pirates, pilgrims-who have crossed and re-crossed it.

Ranging from prehistory to the 21st century, The Great Sea is above all a history of human interaction. Interweaving major political and naval developments with the ebb and flow of trade, Abulafia explores how commercial competition in the Mediterranean created both rivalries and partnerships, with merchants acting as intermediaries between cultures, trading goods that were as exotic on one side of the sea as they were commonplace on the other. He stresses the remarkable ability of Mediterranean cultures to uphold the civilising ideal of convivencia, "living together."

Empires of the Sea: The Final Battle for the Mediterranean, 1521-1580

Roger Crowley

In 1521, Suleiman the Magnificent, Muslim ruler of the Ottoman Empire, dispatched an invasion fleet to the Christian island of Rhodes. This would prove to be the opening shot in an epic clash between rival empires and faiths for control of the Mediterranean and the center of the world. In Empires of the Sea, acclaimed historian Roger Crowley has written a thrilling account of this brutal decades-long battle between Christendom and Islam for the soul of Europe, a fast-paced tale of spiraling intensity that ranges from Istanbul to the Gates of Gibraltar. Crowley conjures up a wild cast of pirates, crusaders, and religious warriors struggling for supremacy and survival in a tale of slavery and galley warfare, desperate bravery and utter brutality. Empires of the Sea is a story of extraordinary color and incident, and provides a crucial context for our own clash of civilisations.

The Great Siege: Malta 1565

Ernle Bradford

Suleiman the Magnificent, the most powerful ruler in the world, was determined to conquer Europe. Only one thing stood in his way: a dot of an island in the Mediterranean called Malta, occupied by the Knights of St. John, the cream of the warriors of the Holy Roman Empire. A clash of civilizations the likes of which had not been seen since Persia invaded Greece was shaping up. Determined to capture Malta and use its port to launch operations against Europe, Suleiman sent an armada and an overwhelming army. A few thousand defenders in Fort St. Elmo fought to the last man, enduring cruel hardships. When they captured the fort, the Turks took no prisoners and mutilated the defenders’ bodies. Grand Master La Vallette of the Knights reciprocated by decapitating his Turkish prisoners and using their heads to cannonade the enemy. Then the battle for Malta began in earnest: no quarter asked, none given.

The Knights of Malta

This is the most complete history in any language of the Order of St John, or Knights Hospitaller, successively known as the Knights of Rhodes and of Malta. Founded in eleventh-century Jerusalem, the Order has played an important military, religious and political role over succeeding centuries. H.J.A. Sire not only provides a full narrative account, but describes and illustrates the architectural and artistic legacy of the Knights, from Crusader castles in the Holy Land, to the medieval city of Rhodes, the Maltese capital of Valletta, and manors, churches and fortified villages throughout Europe. These, as well as religious art, portraiture and illuminated manuscripts are copiously illustrated, revealing the wealth, culture and longevity of the Order. This is moreover the first general work to do full justice to the Order's international character by including a detailed account of its European Priories and the role played by the Knights in the history of their respective countries. It includes chapters on Crac des Chevaliers and other Hospitaller castles of the crusading period, on the career of Grand Master Heredia as a statesman and patron of medieval learning, and on the caring traditions of the Order. The chapter on the Navy of the Knights offers the first rigorous study of the Order's strategic naval role in the Mediterranean. The final section describes the resurgence of the Order since Napoleon's conquest of Malta in 1798, and its efforts over two centuries to recover an effective role. It considers the attempt in the 1950s to subject the Order to Vatican control, and its position today, under the first English Grand Master in its history. With its traditional rights of sovereignty widely recognised, and diplomatic relations established with an increasing number of countries, a modernised Order of over ten thousand Knights continues nine centuries of hospitaller work throughout the world.

A Brief History of the Knights Templar

Helen Nicholson

Much has been written about the Knights Templar in recent years, most of it highly speculative and with no historical foundation. Helen Nicholson is a leading specialist in the history of this legendary medieval order and offers here a full account of the knights of the order of the Temple of Solomon, bringing the latest findings to a general audience.

Sicily: Three Thousand Years of Human History

Sandra Benjamin

Tourists, armchair travelers, and historians will all delight in this fluid narrative that can be read straight through, dipped into over time, or used as a reference guide to each period in Sicily’s fascinating tale. Emigration of people from Sicily often overshadows the importance of the people who immigrated to the island through the centuries. These have included several who became Sicily’s rulers, along with Jews, Ligurians, and Albanians. Greeks, Romans, Vandals, Goths, Byzantines, Muslims, Normans, Hohenstaufens, Spaniards, Bourbons, the Savoy Kingdom of Italy and the modern era have all held sway, and left lasting influences on the island’s culture and architecture. Sicily’s character has also been determined by what passed it by: events that affected Europe generally, namely the Crusades and Columbus’s discovery of the Americas, remarkably had little influence on Italy’s most famous island. Maps, biographical notes, suggestions for further reading, a glossary, pronunciation keys, and much more make this unique book as essential as it is enjoyable.

Sicily: A Short History from the Greeks to Cosa Nostra

John Julius Norwich

Critically acclaimed author John Julius Norwich weaves the turbulent story of Sicily into a spellbinding narrative that places the island at the crossroads of world history.

"Sicily," said Goethe, "is the key to everything." It is the largest island in the Mediterranean, the stepping-stone between Europe and Africa, the link between the Latin West and the Greek East. Sicily’s strategic location has tempted Roman emperors, French princes, and Spanish kings. The subsequent struggles to conquer and keep it have played crucial roles in the rise and fall of the world’s most powerful dynasties.

Yet Sicily has often been little more than a footnote in books about other empires. John Julius Norwich’s engrossing narrative is the first to knit together all of the colourful strands of Sicilian history into a single comprehensive study. Here is a vivid, erudite, page-turning chronicle of an island and the remarkable kings, queens, and tyrants who fought to rule it. From its beginnings as a Greek city-state to its emergence as a multicultural trading hub during the Crusades, from the rebellion against Italian unification to the rise of the Mafia, the story of Sicily is rich with extraordinary moments and dramatic characters. Writing with his customary deftness and humour, Norwich outlines the surprising influence Sicily has had on world history—the Romans’ fascination with Greek civilization dates back to their sack of Sicily—and tells the story of one of the world’s most kaleidoscopic cultures in a galvanizing, contemporary way.

Sicily: A Short History, from the Greeks to Cosa Nostra

Sicily is the key to everything' Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

The author of the classic book on Venice turns his sights to Sicily in this beautiful book full of maps and colour photographs.

'I discovered Sicily almost by mistake . . .We drove as far as Naples, then put the car on the night ferry to Palermo. There was a degree of excitement in the early hours when we passed Stromboli, emitting a rich glow every half-minute or so like an ogre puffing on an immense cigar; and a few hours later, in the early morning sunshine, we sailed into the Conca d'Oro, the Golden Shell, in which the city lies. Apart from the beauty of the setting, I remember being instantly struck by a change in atmosphere. The Strait of Messina is only a couple of miles across and the island is politically part of Italy; yet somehow one feels that one has entered a different world . . . This book is, among other things, an attempt to analyse why this should be.'

The stepping stone between Europe and Africa, the gateway between the East and the West, at once a stronghold, clearing-house and observation post, Sicily has been invaded and fought over by Phoenicians and Greeks, Carthaginians and Romans, Goths and Byzantines, Arabs and Normans, Germans, Spaniards and the French for thousands of years. It has belonged to them all - and yet has properly been part of none.

John Julius Norwich was inspired to become a writer by his first visit in 1961 and this book is the result of a fascination that has lasted over half a century. In tracing its dark story, he attempts to explain the enigma that lies at the heart of the Mediterranean's largest island.

This vivid short history covers everything from erupting volcanoes to the assassination of Byzantine emperors, from Nelson's affair with Emma Hamilton to Garibaldi and the rise of the Mafia. Taking in the key buildings and towns, and packed with fascinating stories and unforgettable characters, Sicily is the book he was born to write.

Midnight in Sicily

A journey into the heart of Sicily, using art, food, history and literature to shed light on southern Italy's legacy of political corruption and violent crime. The book takes as its starting point the ongoing trial of seven-times Prime Minister Giulio Andreotti.

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Mediterranean Islands: Malta, Sicily, Sardinia and Corsica

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Copy My Trip: Best things I did on a five-day Mediterranean break in Malta

Jul 20, 2023 • 6 min read

Writer Kerry Walker loved exploring the backstreets of Mdina on her recent trip to Malta © Kerry Walker

In search of a shot of sea and spring sunshine, Lonely Planet writer Kerry Walker headed to Malta and Gozo and fell hard for these twin islands in the Med. Here she shares the highlights of her trip.

With its one-of-a-kind history, cinematic cities built high and mighty by the Knights of St John, ravishing coastlines and distinctive cuisine embracing Italian and Middle Eastern influences, Malta grabbed me when I first visited 15 years ago - and I have longed to go back ever since. This time I managed to squeeze in a mini trip to neighboring Gozo , too.

If you're looking for a perfect time to visit Malta, it's spring with wildflowers blooming, beaches empty, room rates low, crowds virtually non-existent and temperatures hovering around 20°C. While the sea is still a bit nippy (unless you’re a cold-water fan), the mild days are perfect for other activities - from coastal hikes and runs to horse riding and kayaking, and just hanging out piazza-side in beautiful gold-stone cities.

Where did you stay? What was the vibe?

The Radisson Blu Resort in St Julian’s , where the crisply designed rooms in seaside blues and whites come with front-row views of the Mediterranean. It’s a nice central base for zipping around the island, just a 10-minute walk from St George’s Bay, where you’ll find a sandy beach and loads of nightlife, and a 20-minute ride from Valletta .

There are several pools, a gym, small spa and it’s right on the edge of the Pembroke Nature Reserve (perfect for morning runs). The breakfast buffet was a cut above, with freshly made pancakes and omelets, and I had a great risotto in the hotel's Le Bistro  restaurant, which bigs up locally farmed and fished ingredients.

Best way to start the day in Malta?

A morning run. There’s something special about getting up to see the pink blush of sunrise and slip into running gear as the first light creeps along the coast. At this early hour, it’s silent but for the gentle shush of waves. My go-to run is the Pembroke Nature Reserve in St Julian’s, where the rocky shore is a fragrant mass of wildflowers.

Otherwise, you’ll find me in Valletta, a gorgeous ochre-stone city of domes, Renaissance palazzi, piazzas, cobbled alleys and streets that rollercoaster down to the sea San Francisco-style. I love passing through Renzo Piano’s City Gate and strolling past townhouses graced with gallariji, ornate wooden balconies, as the city shakes off sleep and coffee pots begin to bubble.

I might go for a freshly roasted cup at retro-cool Lot 61 , followed by oven-warm pastizzi - flaky pastry pockets stuffed with ricotta or minced beef - at posh Caffe Cordina , in business since 1837. It’s right on the square opposite the lavish Grandmaster’s Palace, once the HQ of the Knights of St John.

What is a must-visit place in Malta?

Mdina . On a hilltop perch in the island’s heart, this fortified medieval town is film-set stuff. And it has had its moments of fame: Mdina Gate, with its stone bridge over the former city moat, and Mesquita Square, overshadowed by baroque St Paul's Cathedral , both appeared in Game of Thrones Season 1. But for me the real joy is nosing around its mazy alleys, past courtyard cafes and honey-hued palazzi.

The painterly light in these streets makes a photographer out of everyone. You can peel back the layers of the island’s history at the Domus Romana villa , with its Roman mosaics and marble statues, and swanning around the gardens that rim the sturdy bastions put up by the Knights of St John. Book a table for lunch in the gorgeous inner courtyard of The Medina , a 500-year-old Norman residence turned mezze-style restaurant. Stuffed vine leaves, local sweet red prawn carpaccio, slow-cooked confit pork belly - it’s all delicious.

The top spot for dinner in Malta?

OKA’s at the Villa in Balluta Bay really hits the romance mark, with its history, food and a pinch of glamour. This stunningly converted 19th-century palazzo has a terrace peering out across the bay, where you can sip a signature martini (blood-orange gin, amaretto honey, peach juice and smoke bubble) before dinner in the restaurant. The menu is refreshingly Mediterranean with a nod to the Middle East: labneh with crispy lamb, chilli oil and warm pitta, and octopus tagliatelle with preserved lemon and herbs.

If it’s a special occasion, score a table at Gracy’s in Valletta, a 17th-century palazzo reborn as a stylish supper club, with a terrace bar gazing out across the city rooftops. Tom Peters (former sous chef at three-Michelin-starred Maaemo in Oslo) mans the stove, putting a fresh British take on Maltese cuisine in dishes like turbot-and-scallop Wellington with baby leek and champagne beurre-blanc.

What is one place in Malta you want people to know about?

Golden Bay. The island’s more rugged northeast coast dispels the myth that Malta doesn’t have any beaches . Here you’ll find Golden Bay and - lovelier still - Riviera Beach, a glorious sweep of sand backed by cliffs. When I went in spring, the coast was very peaceful. If flopping on the beach isn’t your thing, you can trundle along the cliffs by Segway or saddle up at Golden Bay Horse Riding . I tried both and preferred the latter, relaxing into the rhythm of being on horseback as we trotted along the cliffs and through meadows flecked with poppies.

For an adventurous brush with Malta’s history, hook onto a self-guided electric buggy tour with Rolling Geeks . These dive into the Three Cities of Vittoriosa , Senglea and Cospicua, inhabited since Phoenician times, with fascinating snapshots of daily life in their back alleys and piazzas. Stop at the bastion-top Gardjola Gardens in Senglea for ringside views of Valletta’s Grand Harbour.

How can you get away from the crowds?

Go to Gozo. Just a half-hour ferry ride from Malta, this smaller, greener, quieter isle is an enticing taste of the Med before the dawn of tourism. The World Heritage Ġgantija Temples , older than Egypt’s pyramids, are a megalithic marvel and the island’s biggest crowd-puller, but if you want to dodge the masses, visit in very low season. The same can be said for Ċittadella , a crazily lovely hilltop citadel that was once the acropolis of the Punic-Roman city of Gaulos.

History aside, the island bombards you with natural beauty: the ragged, wave-beaten coast of Dwejra Bay is was pure drama even on a windy, overcast day, with its cliff-wrapped Inland Sea , Fungus Rock (a 60m-high pillar of limestone) and a shoreline mottled with sand dollar sea urchin fossils.

Or walk up to Tal-Mixta Cave, high above the red-gold sweep of Ramla Bay. The island’s dinky proportions mean you can explore a fair bit on foot or bike, but if you fancy going further, Gozo’s fleet of electric tuk-tuks offer insightful guided tours .

What's one thing you should bring back from Malta?

Ġbejna cheese. Malta’s pungent rounds of handmade sheep and goat’s cheese are famous and with good reason. Buy it fresh and its sweet and creamy, with a wobbly panna cotta consistency, but the sharply tangy, air-dried, wine-pickled variety travels better. In Gozo, buy it at Ta’ Rikardu , tucked in a backstreet behind the baroque cathedral in Ċittadella. While you’re there, pick up a bottle of the prickly pear liqueur they produce on their farm, too.

If there’s time, visit Gozo’s north-coast Xwejni Bay, where you’ll find a chequerboard of salt pans and a tiny rock-cut cave by the sea. Here Alfred Attard is just one of two people left on the island hand-harvesting sea salt according to millennia-old traditions. A bag of his incredibly pure salt makes a fabulous gift.

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Our tour to Gozo starts with the fast ferry service from Valletta direct to the pretty port of Mgarr. The charm of Gozo is apparent the moment you arrive there. Greener, more rural and smaller than Malta. Our tour is a combination of scenic spots, historical sites, local culture and food.

Due to our early start we have an opportunity of visiting a 75 year old traditional bakery in one of the local towns. Watch them prepare for their daily baking and you will also have the opportunity to taste something they would have baked a little earlier.

Our next stop are the magnificent Ggantija temples, meaning 'Giant Temples'. These temple also enjoy UNESCO satus and considered to be amongst the oldest free standing megalithic monuments in the world dating, back over 5500 years. The adjoining visitor's centre boasts artefacts from the temple site and also from the nearby underground temple site of the Xaghra Circle (4100BC), studies of samples and results from which are still emerging.

A scenic drive will pass through quaint sleepy villages that characterise Gozo's unique charm. The drive also highlights the north coast including a stop at the Calypso Cave belvedere, this viewing point offers breathtaking views over the red sands of Ramla Bay and the lush fertile valley which leads down to it. This panoramic coastal driver drive takes us to Xwejni bay with its salt pans and the natural feature of Qolla l-Bajda.

We continue on to one of the most photographed sites on Gozo, Dwejra. This is a site of ecological and geological importance, which includes the Blue Hole, The General's Rock and Inland Sea.

We then go to the pretty seasode village of Xlendi. The picturesque bay has a small sandy beach and restaurantsilining the waterfront. Here you will have some free time for a lunch break.

After lunch we will visit, Victoria the capital of Gozo. The main attraction is the 'The Citadel', a small fortified town which dominates the heights above the island capital. This site has been inhabited since the Bronze Age period. Walking through this historical gem one can admire the medieval layout with interesting features and some excellent examples of domestic medieval architecture, blending with buildings of the Knights of St John. Once at the top, a stunning panorama of the whole island and even Malta's northern coast enfolds.

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For those truly epic, once-in-a-lifetime destinations, you want to leave your itinerary to the experts. Whether your dream is to see the Big Five on an African Safari, trek tall mountains, explore European cities, or something even wilder, a group tour is the easiest way to do it.

However, picking the wrong group tour company is the quickest way to ruin your trip. Make sure you choose a tour company that aligns with your goals and travel styles. Do you want an intimate group tour or do you prefer to make lots of new friends in a big group? Does the price line up with what you like (luxury vs. budget)? Is the itinerary going to all the places you want to see? 

We’ve done the research and found the very best group travel tour companies for 2024 for every type of traveler.

Best Overall Group Travel: Exodus Travels

With trips on every continent, Exodus Travels covers anywhere on this planet that you could possibly want to go, from popular destinations like the Amalfi Coast to well off-the-beaten path adventures like Tajikistan. This award-winning group travel company boasts thousands of repeat customers who sign up for trips year after year (97% of past participants would recommend Exodus Travels to a friend). 

These small group tours operate with only around 8-16 people, and always feature experienced local leaders who can give you a unique insight into your destination. Exodus Travels caters to any type of travel style, including trips broken down by type of activity (think walking, cycling, multi-adventure, winter, or cultural) as well as type of traveler (family, age group, etc.). There are curated collections (coastal, “away from it all”, European wilderness, and trips of a lifetime) to inspire you, as well as self-guided options for when you want all the benefits of a group tour planner without the actual group. Looking for that special safari? Exodus Travels just partners with the African Wildlife Foundation to create carefully curated luxury adventures that go above and beyond the standard safari. 

Exodus Travels tours work for almost any budget, with options that range from affordable to premium. 

Top Trip: Explore under-the-radar Europe by foot on Exodus Travels’ Lakes & Mountains of Slovenia walking tour .

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Best Adventure Group Travel: World Expeditions

World Expeditions has been taking adventurous travelers to remote locations all over the world ever since its first group trek through Nepal in 1975. Today, World Expeditions offers active itineraries on every continent. Intrepid travelers can opt for trips themed around mountaineering, rafting, cycling, hiking, and more. 

World Expeditions aims to leave communities and places where they operate tours better than they found them. Trips are created using the company’s Thoughtful Travel Charter as a guideline, which emphasizes respect for the environment, sustainability, having a positive impact on local communities, protecting wildlife, and more. 

World Expeditions’ trips are capped at just 16 people to provide a good experience for participants, and there are no single supplements for solo travelers willing to share a room with someone of the same gender. 

Top Trip: Summit Africa’s tallest mountain on a fully-supported trek up Kilimanjaro on World Expeditions’ eight day trip up the beautiful Lemosho Route . 

Best Budget Group Travel: G Adventures 

For travelers on a budget, G Adventures offers cheap group tours that make dream destinations accessible to nearly anyone. (Think: sailing the Galapagos for just $1,014 , criss-crossing India’s Golden Triangle for $799 , or spending 8 days in Bali for less than $749.)

G Adventures is one of the best tour companies for solo travelers as well, as most trips don’t have a single-supplement. You can choose to share a room with another G Adventures solo traveler, or pay extra to have your own space.

G Adventures keeps costs down by opting for cheaper hotels and local meals, and making certain activities optional (for an additional cost). Pick your travel style—options range from “basic” to more luxe tours run in partnership with National Geographic. Family tours, local living tours (featuring homestays), and wellness-focused tours are also available. 

Top Trip: G Adventures’ China Express trip is a great way to see the highlights of China if you’re short on both time and budget. 

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Best Educational Group Tours: EF Go Ahead Tours

When you really want to learn about a destination, consider a group trip with EF Go Ahead Tours . EF is the world’s largest private education company, and the Go Ahead Tours arm capitalizes on the company’s relationships with local educators, historians, and tour guides to create group trips that take you deep into a destination. 

These small group tours generally cap at 38 travelers, and feature unique educational experiences. For a bucket list trip, EF Go Ahead Tour’s special event tours are particularly enticing, as they offer behind-the-scenes access to tough-to-plan trips like Oktoberfest in Munich or Cherry Blossom season in Japan. 

Intimidated by solo travel? EF Go Ahead Tours is a great option for solo travelers, since it offers designated trips for solo travelers , where everyone is traveling alone, making it less intimidating.  

Top Trip: Bring the tastes of Italy home with you on EF Go Ahead Tours’ Food & Wine: Piedmont & Tuscany tour (operated in partnership with America’s Test Kitchen), where you’ll learn how to make local dishes. 

Best Responsible Group Travel: Intrepid Travel

Looking for a responsible group travel operator that focuses on bettering the communities and destinations they visit? Intrepid Travel is the world’s largest travel B Corporation, a certification for companies doing good. 

Intrepid Travel’s tours focus on sustainability, diversity, inclusion, and sustaining communities. The company has its own charity, The Intrepid Foundation , which has donated over 10 million dollars to over 160 community organizations. 

Intrepid Travel’s small group tours attract a wide range of travelers, but they are especially great for younger travelers, as they have a large number of trips designed for people aged 18-35 . (Other trips, including family-focused trips, are geared toward any age.)

Top Trip: Experience foodie trip of a lifetime Intrepid Travel’s South Korea Real Food Adventure , which includes time in three cities and an overnight temple stay.

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Best Private Group Travel: Kensington Tours

Whether your group consists of just two people or involves taking the entire extended family, Kensington Tours will take all the hassle of planning out of the equation. This private group operator creates personalized trips and itineraries tailored to your preferences, while their experts handle all the logistics and bookings. 

Plans are entirely flexible, and can even be changed while on the trip on a whim. Need some inspiration? Browse Kensington Tours’ travel ideas , to get some ideas for your next adventure. 

Top Trip: Sail around the stunning shores of Croatia and the Dalmation Islands on a private luxury catamaran on Kensington Tours’ fully customizable tour . 

Best Polar Group Travel: Chimu Adventures

Whether you’re headed north to the Artic or south to Antarctica, Chimu Adventures has the perfect polar group trip for you. Chimu Adventures has some of the most variety for polar trips, with options to fly, cruise, or a combination of both to get to your destination. For an ultra-unique Antarctica trip, Chimu Adventures offers cruises departing from Australia or New Zealand (most Antarctica trips depart from Argentina).

Chimu Adventures is one of the cheapest group trips to Antarctica, with rates starting under $6,000.

Top Trip: If you’re pressed for time (or simply don’t have the stomach for the Drake Passage), Chimu Adventures’ Antarctica Fly Cruise will get you to the ends of the earth quickly and smoothly.

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Best Group Tours for Solo Travelers: For the Love of Travel

Group tours can be a great way to meet new people, but they can sometimes skew on the older age range. If you’re between 25-39 and a solo traveler looking to meet new people, you’ll love For the Love of Travel . All participants on the trips are between 25-39, and according to the company, 80 percent are solo travelers—so you’ll make friends fast. Hoping to meet someone who will be more than just a friend on your next trip? Trips include a balanced number of “gal and guy spots” to ensure an even balance of genders within groups (and of course, non-binary genders are always welcome). 

For the Love of Travel offers weeklong (or longer) international trips as well as shorter weekender trips to closer destinations like Mexico or Costa Rica—perfect for people without a lot of vacation time.

Top Trip: Sleep in a glass igloo under the Northern Lights, go sledding with huskies, and warm up in traditional saunas on For the Love of Travel’s Lapland tour , already booking dates for 2024.

Best Biking Tours Group Travel: DuVine Cycling

Biking through the rolling hills of Italy or across the mountain roads of Chile sounds like a dream, but the logistics seem daunting (especially if you don’t want to haul all your own stuff from point-to-point). Enter: DuVine Cycling , a luxury small group tour company that specializes in bike trips. 

With trips across Europe, Latin America, Africa, Asia, and the United States, DuVine Cycling is a cyclist’s dream. Choose from all-biking trips or mix things up with a cycle and sail bike tour or a multi-sport adventure —no matter what, everything is included, from luxury boutique accommodations to top-quality name brand bikes. 

Top Trip: DuVine’s Holland Bike Tour promises “tulips, windmills, beer, and cheese”—what more could you need?

Best Luxury Group Travel: Abercrombie & Kent

Abercrombie & Kent has been delighting discerning travelers since 1962. Today, they take travelers on unforgettable adventures across over 100 different countries and all seven continents. Although Abercrombie & Kent’s trips are pricey, they encompass once-in-a-lifetime experiences like private jet tours around the world or luxury chartered cruises .

There are trips designed for solo travelers and families , and the small group journeys max out at around 14-18 guests.

Top Trip: Swim with whale sharks in the Philippines, feed proboscis monkeys in Malaysia, and photograph wild tigers in India on Abercrombie & Kent’s Wildlife & Nature: Around the World by Private Jet trip , already booking dates into 2024.

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Jobs at risk as local tour operator's German owner files for bankruptcy

FTIAS and Meeting Point Malta are subsidiaries of FTI Group, which has entered insolvency

Robert Fenech

5th june 2024.

Over 100 jobs are at risk as the parent company of two Maltese firms and a Mellieħa hotel filed for insolvency in Germany. 

FTI Touristik, Europe’s third-largest tour operator, cited weaker than expected bookings and suppliers’ demand for advance payment.

The company is the parent of FTI Group, which has two Maltese subsidiaries – FTIAS Limited, which provides back-office services for the group, and Meeting Point Malta, the group's local destination management firm.

The two companies employ some 110 people from their offices in Smart City.

FTIAS is in negotiations with its parent company to secure jobs, according to Times of Malta .

FTI Group also operates the Labranda Riviera Hotel & Spa in Mellieħa.

The bankruptcy comes just weeks after FTI annouced a €125 million investment by an investor consostium led by travel and tourism investment firm Certares.

However, a statement by the group said that “since then, booking figures have fallen well short of expectations despite the positive news. In addition, numerous suppliers have insisted on advance payment. As a result, there was an increased need for liquidity, which could no longer be bridged until the closing of the investor process.

“The filing for insolvency has therefore become necessary for legal reasons.”

The company has now set up a support website for travelers, and warned that any trips from 4th June are likely to no longer be possible.

While the impact of the bankruptcy on Malta still needs to be evaluated, the local tourism sector is not as dependent on FTI as it once was, with the firm now only responsible for a fraction of arrivals to the country.

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