Top 10 activities to do in Malta

The chance of a lifetime – Swimming with Dolphins! Millions of people visit oceanographic parks every year in the quest to witness nature’s mysteries at first hand. No such experience is more personal, more memorable or more rewarding than swimming with Dolphins! Imagine swimming in a clear, blue pool by the side of the sea’s most intelligent creature, dolphins.

Experience the agility, grace, intelligence and power of these fascinating marine animals. Learn more about marine wildlife and marine eco-systems preservation. Meet and touch bottle nosed dolphins under the guidance of trained professionals.

A full day tour takes you in a glass bottomed catamaran around the best lagoons in Comino. Plenty of time for swimming or snorkelling and the opportunity to enjoy and explore Comino island.

This is the fastest and easiest way to see plenty of places in Malta in one day. There are several tours available, why not do them all! Tours include: North tour, South tour, Gozo tour and Malta by Night tour. Audio commentary on-board available in 16 languages!

For a unique view of the Maltese Islands, hop on a plane and take a tour from above! This is a truly unforgettable experience and also makes a great gift for family or friends! A common thing which people say after they land in Malta is how beautiful it looks from the sky. Now you have the chance to experience those views once again, but this time as a pilot flying your very own plane!

Ever heard of cars that talk? Well now you have - hop on and drive these electric powered cars around Birgu (Vittorisa), Isla (Senglea), Bormla (Cospicua) and their surrounding villages, and the car will tell you about them using a pre-programmed GPS which will also show you where to go and what to look for when you're there.

The cars are incredibly fun and easy to drive, and environmentally friendly too, allowing you to encounter some wonderful views of Malta and the Maltese culture and climate at first hand. If you're feeling like you need to cool off by the beach, or stopping by a restaurant that caught your eye on a drive through the countryside, then worry no more. Use your tour as you wish!

Your talking car tells you about the sights in English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Dutch, Russian or Mandarin.

Welcome onboard the Barbarossa, a 33m sailing boat, for a wonderful sailing trip around Malta, Gozo and Comino. Help the crew with the ropes and sails. Time for swimming and snorkelling in various bays. Gozo snacks (cheese, crackers and win) are served onboard as well as lunch.

This is a unique opportunity only available in Malta to swim with Bluefin Tuna (1-2m long and weighing up to 300kg). Visitors can choose to either snorkel or dive with the fish. Masks and snorkels are provided on-site if you don't have your own. The trip (including speedboat ride) lasts around two hours. This is a fishy experience you will love! .

The Gozo Jeep Safari is probably the best way to see Malta’s sister island of Gozo. You will be taken to many places of interest in new ‘Landrover Defenders’, whilst driving through picturesque countryside and valleys. This safari will take you on slightly different, more exciting routes than conventional excursions. Head off the beaten track on this exciting jeep safari around the island of Gozo. While the safari visits Gozo’s main attractions, it will also take you to the island’s hidden gems, far away from crowds of tourists. Some of the places you will visit include the Ġgantija Temples, Calypso Cave, Ramla Bay/Valley, Marsalforn and Xlendi Bay, the Salt Pans, the Azure Window and The Citadel. Plus many more fascinating sites. Truly a day to remember! Prices are per person and include all transfers, chauffeur driven jeeps, a local lunch and safari tour leader. The Jeep Safari can also include a 15 minute power boat ride via the Blue Lagoon and Comino Caves on the return journey to Malta.

An evening of culinary delights and entertainment. Starting with strolling musicians playing mandolins and guitars. After your delicious dinner, the charming hostess will present the folklore show in a variety of languages, featuring dancers who lure you into a jovial story of Maltese history.

Sicily is the largest island in the Mediterranean. It is a popular day-trip destination from Malta because of its close proximity to the Maltese Islands. You will visit the crater of Europe's most active volcano and you will travel to Sicily's prime tourist resort which was discovered by the British aristocracy in the mid 1800s.