Top Malta Luxury Culture Tours & Packages 2025/2026

Highlights

• Valletta: Explore the capital with your Local Expert. Visit the Upper Barrakka Gardens and get lost in its beautiful 16th-century buildings including St John’s Co-Cathedral, designed in a baroque fashion.
• Mdina: Explore Mdina with a Local Expert in the late afternoon to discover this golden city, known as the Silent City for its shady streets and peaceful atmosphere.
• Sliema: Visit the National War Museum, site of a former air raid shelter. Learn about the important role Malta played during WWII while you explore with a historian.
• Mdina: Experience the ambiance of Palazzo Falson, a prestigious museum that highlights the rich heritage of the island. Visit the exclusive rooftop garden, where Malta's endemic species thrive, creating a sophisticated pollinator haven for the local ecosystem.
• Sliema: Enjoy dinner with your fellow travelers at your luxury hotel in Sliema.

Highlights

• Palermo: Visit the spectacular 12th-century Palatine Chapel. Its sombre exterior gives away few clues to the riches inside. Step into a world where the walls glitter with 12th-century mosaics, the best of their kind in the world.
• Agrigento: Admire magnificent Hellenistic remains in the Valley of the Temples, such as the massive Temple of Concord and clifftop Temple of Juno.
• Piazza Armerina: Travel to the Villa Romana del Casale, a UNESCO site since 1997. The Villa is one of the most luxurious of its kind, showcasing it's rich and intricate mosaics which decorate almost every room.
• Ragusa: During your walking tour with your Local Expert see the famous Baroque buildings and churches.
• Modica: Experience Modica's celebrated hand-made chocolate.

Highlights

• Valletta: Explore the capital with your Local Expert. Visit the Upper Barrakka Gardens and get lost in its beautiful 16th-century buildings including St John’s Co-Cathedral, designed in a baroque fashion.
• Mdina: Explore Mdina with a Local Expert in the late afternoon to discover this golden city, known as the Silent City for its shady streets and peaceful atmosphere.
• Sliema: Visit the National War Museum, site of a former air raid shelter. Learn about the important role Malta played during WWII while you explore with a historian.
• Mdina: Experience the ambiance of Palazzo Falson, a prestigious museum that highlights the rich heritage of the island. Visit the exclusive rooftop garden, where Malta's endemic species thrive, creating a sophisticated pollinator haven for the local ecosystem.
• Sliema: Enjoy dinner with your fellow travelers at your luxury hotel in Sliema.

Highlights

• Palermo: Visit the spectacular 12th-century Palatine Chapel. Its sombre exterior gives away few clues to the riches inside. Step into a world where the walls glitter with 12th-century mosaics, the best of their kind in the world.
• Agrigento: Admire magnificent Hellenistic remains in the Valley of the Temples, such as the massive Temple of Concord and clifftop Temple of Juno.
• Piazza Armerina: Travel to the Villa Romana del Casale, a UNESCO site since 1997. The Villa is one of the most luxurious of its kind, showcasing it's rich and intricate mosaics which decorate almost every room.
• Ragusa: During your walking tour with your Local Expert see the famous Baroque buildings and churches.
• Modica: Experience Modica's celebrated hand-made chocolate.

Highlights

• Explore the flavors of Maltese cuisine during a family-style dinner at a local band club.
• Pause for a Sicilian cappuccino and pastry breakfast at a local “bar.”
• Visit a family-owned organic herb farm and enjoy a lunch flavored with delicious aromatic plants.
• Soak up the island ambiance of Malta with a 4-night stay in Sliema.
• Delve into Maltese culture during a tour of a traditional limestone village.

Highlights

• Guided tour of Valletta including St Johns Cathedral, The Grandmaster’s Palace
• Visits to the main WWII sites of Valletta
• Visits to the Malta of the knights of St John
• Visit Birgu and Kalkara
• Explore Gozo

Highlights

• Easter processions on Good Friday in the village of Zebugg and Easter Sunday in Vittoriosa
• Valletta, with its massive bastion walls built by the Knights of the Order of St John and two surprising paintings by the Italian master Caravaggio
• Malta’s exceptional ancient sites, including the recently reopened Hal Saflieni Hypogeum and Ggantija Temples
• The Phoenician walled city of Mdina, with its mix of medieval and baroque architecture
• A full day exploring the island of Gozo