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Private Excursions around the Maltese Islands with your Personal Driver

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Exploring Malta, a beautiful Mediterranean island, offers a rich mix of history, culture, and natural beauty. Here are some suggested excursion itineraries which can be planned with your personal driver to explore the island of Malta:

South Tour:

Marsaxlokk: Visit the picturesque fishing village of Marsaxlokk. Explore the colorful fishing boats, and if you're there on a Sunday, browse the famous fish market.
Għar Dalam: This is a cave in the outskirts of Birżebbuġa, a town in the southeastern part of Malta. The name "Għar Dalam" translates to "Cave of Darkness." This cave is significant because it contains evidence of the earliest human presence on the island of Malta, dating back to the Neolithic Period, around 5000 BC. Additionally, it has yielded fossils of prehistoric animals, including dwarf elephants and hippopotamuses, which inhabited Malta during the Pleistocene era. The cave also contains evidence of human activity during the Bronze Age.
Borg in-Nadur: This is an archaeological site located in Birżebbuġa, near Għar Dalam. Borg in-Nadur is a Bronze Age settlement dating back to around 1500 to 700 BC. Excavations at this site have revealed a complex of megalithic structures, including a megalithic temple, residential buildings, and a defensive wall. The site provides valuable insights into the life and culture of the Bronze Age inhabitants of Malta.
Blue Grotto: Head to the Blue Grotto on the southwest coast, where you can take a boat tour to admire the stunning sea caves and crystal-clear waters.
Hagar Qim and Mnajdra Temples: These ancient megalithic temples are UNESCO World Heritage sites and offer a glimpse into Malta's prehistoric history. They are located nearby on the southern coast.

North Tour:

San Anton Gardens: These are public gardens located in Attard, near the Presidential Palace. The gardens date back to the 17th century and are renowned for their landscaped grounds, featuring various trees, shrubs, flowers, and sculptures. The gardens are open to the public and offer a peaceful environment for relaxation and leisurely walks.
Ta' Qali Craft Village: Situated in Ta' Qali, this village is a hub for Maltese crafts and artisanal products. Visitors can explore workshops and shops where local artisans produce and sell traditional Maltese items such as pottery, glassware, lace, and filigree jewellery. It's a great place to purchase authentic souvenirs and witness skilled craftsmanship firsthand.
Mosta Dome (Rotunda of Mosta): This is a prominent religious landmark located in the town of Mosta. The Mosta Dome is one of the largest unsupported domes in the world and is renowned for its architectural grandeur. The church is famous for a miraculous event that occurred during World War II when a bomb pierced the dome but failed to explode, sparing the lives of hundreds of worshippers inside.
Dingli Cliffs: These cliffs are situated on the western coast of Malta, near the village of Dingli. They offer breathtaking panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea and the surrounding countryside. The cliffs are the highest point on the Maltese islands, reaching up to 253 meters above sea level, making them a popular destination for hikers, nature enthusiasts, and photographers.
Rabat & Mdina: Rabat is a town located adjacent to Mdina, the ancient capital of Malta. Mdina, also known as the "Silent City," is a fortified medieval town characterized by its narrow streets, historic architecture, and impressive city walls. Visitors can explore Mdina's ancient streets, visit landmarks such as St. Paul's Cathedral and the Mdina Dungeons, and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding countryside from the city walls. Rabat, on the other hand, is known for attractions such as St. Paul's Catacombs, Roman Villa, and the Church of St. Paul.

Harbour Tour:

Valletta: Valletta is the capital city of Malta and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It's renowned for its rich history, Baroque architecture, and strategic location overlooking the Grand Harbour. Key attractions in Valletta include St. John's Co-Cathedral, Upper Barrakka Gardens, the Grand Master's Palace, and the National Museum of Archaeology. The city is also known for its vibrant atmosphere, with bustling streets, quaint cafes, and artisanal shops.
The Three Cities (Cottonera): The Three Cities consist of Vittoriosa (Birgu), Senglea (Isla), and Cospicua (Bormla). These fortified towns played a crucial role in Malta's maritime history and are characterized by their historic architecture, winding streets, and picturesque waterfronts. Highlights include the Vittoriosa Waterfront, Fort St. Angelo, Senglea Point, and the Inquisitor's Palace. The Three Cities offer a glimpse into Malta's past and provide a quieter, more authentic alternative to the bustling streets of Valletta.

Gozo Tour:

* Starting at 8am from your hotel/address to catch the ferry.

1. Cittadella (The Citadel): located in Victoria (Rabat), the capital city of Gozo, is a historic fortified city. Its origins can be traced back to the Late Medieval Period, but it was during the 15th and 16th centuries that it underwent significant expansions. Walking through the Cittadella, you'll encounter a mix of medieval and early modern architecture, including the Cathedral of the Assumption, various museums, and ancient ramparts offering panoramic views of Gozo.

2. Victoria: Outside the Cittadella walls, the city of Victoria thrives with life. The town is named after Queen Victoria but is still widely known by its old name, Rabat. It's the cultural and commercial heart of Gozo, home to daily markets, shops, and the bustling Pjazza Indipendenza. Don't miss out on exploring the narrow streets and experiencing the local cuisine in one of the many restaurants and cafes.

3. Ta' Pinu Shrine: The National Shrine of the Blessed Virgin of Ta' Pinu is an iconic Roman Catholic minor basilica and a national shrine located near Għarb. This striking church is a place of pilgrimage and serenity, surrounded by the Gozitan countryside. The interior and the exterior are equally impressive, with intricate mosaics and artworks. The sanctuary is also known for the many votive offerings left by pilgrims praying for healing.

4. Dwejra: once home to the famous Azure Window (which collapsed in 2017), still offers awe-inspiring landscapes, including the Inland Sea and Fungus Rock. It's a popular spot for diving, snorkeling, and boat trips around the dramatic coastal formations. The area is also significant for its unique geological and ecological characteristics.

5. Xlendi: is a charming seaside village nestled in a rugged inlet, surrounded by high cliffs. Its bay is popular for swimming, diving, and kayaking. The Xlendi Tower, a coastal watchtower built in 1650, stands guard at the mouth of the bay. The promenade lined with restaurants and cafes is perfect for a leisurely meal with views of the sunset over the bay.

6. Marsalforn: is one of Gozo's most popular beach resorts, bustling with activity during the summer months. It's well-equipped with accommodations, eateries, and a promenade that’s perfect for evening walks. The beach is family-friendly, and the area is known for its salt pans, where sea salt is harvested in the traditional way.

7. Hondoq Bay: is known for its clear turquoise waters and views of Comino. It's a favored spot for swimming, snorkeling, and barbecues. The beach has a small sandy part and rocky areas ideal for sunbathing. The bay offers a tranquil escape, with picturesque scenery and a laid-back atmosphere.

Your trip to Gozo promises a blend of adventure, relaxation, and cultural enrichment. Each destination tells a part of Gozo's story, from its ancient citadels and spiritual sites to its vibrant towns and stunning natural landscapes. Enjoy your journey through this enchanting island!

*Ferry Tickets (4.65eur per passenger + vehicle) are not Included

Such tours are a convenient way to explore the island, especially if you prefer a personalized and pampered experience with full flexibility and control.

About Us

Get Cab Malta is one of the cheapest yet most reliable taxi service in Malta. We offer private taxi transfers from Malta International Airport and Sea Ports to all resorts and accommodation in Malta and Gozo.

Get Cab Malta also offers excursions around Malta with experienced local drivers, who will take you to the best sites while learning about the islands' rich history, viewing stunning landscapes, and experiencing the vibrant culture.

Equipped with modern vehicles which include the latest technology you'll have your mind at rest that you will reach your destination securely & on time.

We also offer private boat tours to explore Malta, Gozo, and Comino. Relax in style and experience the beauty of the Mediterranean Sea. We promise you a wonderful experience on our boat with a tailormade programme to suit your needs and wishes

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1) How do I call a taxi in Malta?

You can easily call, message or WhatsApp Get Cab Malta on 00356 79087253

2) What is the best way to get a taxi in Malta?

The best way to get a taxi is to pre-book up to 12hrs in advance directly on www.getcabmalta.com, by email on info@getcabmalta.com or by calling / messaging Get Cab Malta on 00356 79087253. This way you have your mind at rest that your driver will be waiting for you to drive you to your destination without any stress

3) Are airport taxis more expensive?

The cheapest way to book a taxi is by pre-booking on our website or by calling on 00356 79087253. This will ensure a fixed pre-agreed price with up to 1 hour waiting time at no extra cost! There will be no surprises in your fare as you will not be charged extra for any traffic or detours the driver may need to take to drive you to your destination.

4) Which is the cheapest taxi service in Malta?

Get Cab Malta has fixed prices irrespective of waiting time, traffic or peak hours making it one of the cheapest options.

5) I will be travelling with children. Do you offer baby seats or booster seats?

Get Cab Malta can provide front or rear facing baby seats and booster seats for older children. We recommend selecting your option when booking your ride.

The on-boarding of an infant or child in the absence of a baby seat or booster seat shall be the sole decision and responsibility of the client.

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