Summary
Highlights tour of Malta and Gozo exploring these Mediterranean islands|Explore Malta's capital of Valetta and its fortifications, churches, Grand Harbour|Discover the oldest freestanding structures in the world including the temple of Ggantija
Short Itinerary / Route
- Day 1
- Join Trip At Malta International Airport And Take ...
- Day 2
- Walking Tour Of Victoria And The Ggantija Temples ...
- Day 3
- Visit Dwejra And Take A Scenic Walk To Xwejni Bay;...
- Day 4
- Tour Of Valletta Old City And Visit Saint John's C...
- Day 5
- Walking Tour Of The Three Cities And Grand Harbour...
- Day 6
- Explore Hagar Qim Temples And Enjoy Local Food And...
- Day 7
- Visit To Mdina, San Anton Botanical Gardens And Th...
- Day 8
- Fly From Malta To Sicily
- Day 9
- Join Trip In Syracusa
- Day 10
- Discover Syracusa's Historic Neapolis And Ortygia ...
- Day 11
- See The Mosaics At Villa Romana Del Casale And The...
- Day 12
- Explore Erice And The Greek Ruins Of Segesta En Ro...
- Day 13
- Visit The Palatine Chapel And Monreale Cathedral, ...
- Day 14
- Drive Along The Coast With A Stop In Cefalu En Rou...
- Day 15
- Travel To Mount Etna, Afternoon In Taormina
- Day 16
- Trip Ends In Giardini Naxos
Countries (2): Italy, Malta
Travel Cities (7): Agrigento, Catania, Messina, Mosta, Palermo, Trapani, Valletta
Details
Get to grips with island life on our tour of three Mediterranean greats, Malta, Gozo, and Sicily. From the rugged coast of Gozo to the fortified capital of Malta and the craters of Sicily's famous volcano, Etna, our extensive itinerary encompasses the essentials and then some. Round off your two-week island adventure sampling Sicilian staples, arancini and gelato, and dipping your toes in the calming blue waters of the Med.
Gozo - Get to know Malta's unspoilt sister island, from the capital, Victoria, to the rocky coastline.
Malta - Delve into the history of Malta's scenic capital and beyond, admiring fortifications, churches, and colourful harbours.
Sicily - Discover Sicily's ancient historical sites, head up to explore the craters of Etna and sample local favourites.