Meet your private English-speaking assistant outside of airport customs. Waiting with a sign with your name on it, they will direct you to your awaiting private transfer, and accompany you to your hotel for check-in.

A welcome package with a city map, ferry tickets (if relevant), and any other touristic information that we deem you may find useful, will be provided to you on your first day in destination.

From Maltese to International, and casual to fine dining, ask your Destination Expert for a thoughtful list of restaurant suggestions and explore the gastronomical scene of Valletta as you see fit.

Golden limestone streets, grand faÇades, and hidden courtyards set the scene for an immersive walk through Valletta’s UNESCO-listed heart. Meet your private guide in your hotel lobby and explore Malta’s Baroque capital, founded in 1566 by the Knights of St. John. Stroll atmospheric streets past St. John’s Co-Cathedral, the contemporary City Gate and Triton Fountain, and the historic spine of Republic Street and St. George’s Square. Step inside the Manoel Theatre, commissioned in 1732 and among Europe’s oldest working theaters, where ornate interiors recall a flourishing age of opera and performance. Your tour concludes on foot back at your hotel.

Let the evening unfold at an easy pace with a stroll to Upper Barrakka Gardens, one of Valletta’s most captivating viewpoints. As the sun begins to dip, the Grand Harbour glows in warm shades of gold and amber, with the fortifications, domes, and waterfronts of the Three Cities catching the last light of day. Pause along the stone balustrades as church bells echo across the harbour and boats drift quietly below, then continue along Valletta’s historic bastioned walls, where wide promenades and lantern-lit streets invite a leisurely wander. As evening settles in, honey-colored limestone faÇades soften under the lights, balconies glow, cafÉs murmur with conversation, and the faint scent of the sea lingers in the air.

Journey back in time with a specialized historian and private driver, experiencing important sites and artifacts related to Malta's role in WWII. Spot wounds and relics of the WWII conflict still hiding in plain sight. Discover how Malta's blitzed and battered Islanders, though under siege for 3 whole years, lived to tell their tale and helped Malta turn the tide of WWII for the Allies. Spot shrapnel damage on buildings, and WWII pillboxes, learn of the Santa Marija convoy, and enjoy a visit to a private collection where you'll see impressive memorabilia related to famous WWII protagonists like Rommel, Churchill, and Montgomery, among others. Visit an underground war shelter in Mgarr, showing the area where the Italian Fleet surrendered in Sep 1943. Immerse yourself in the context of Malta's George Cross-awarded Islanders before concluding with a return transfer to your hotel.

Stone, sea, and sweeping views frame this journey into Malta’s ancient past. Meet your private driver and guide for a half-day exploration of the UNESCO-listed megalithic temples of Ħaġar Qim and Mnajdra, among the oldest religious sites on Earth. Perched above the Mediterranean, Ħaġar Qim reveals monumental stone structures dating to 3600–3200 BCE, with views toward the islet of Filfla and remnants of altars and carved elements that hint at early ritual life. Just a short walk away, Mnajdra rests in a natural hollow above the southern cliffs and is often considered Malta’s most atmospheric temple complex, with three interconnected structures and a remarkably preserved faÇade dating to 3150–2500 BCE. Continue on to the Dingli Cliffs, the highest point of the Maltese Islands, where terraced fields drop toward the open sea and panoramic views stretch to the horizon, before returning to your hotel by private transfer.

Meet your private driver and vehicle for a transfer to St. Julian's. Approximate travel time is 15 minutes.

Meet your private guide and driver as you embark of a full day excursion to the island of Gozo. You'll board a ferry for a relaxing 30-minute ride over the island, disembarking to head inland as you visit the UNESCO-listed prehistoric site of the Ggantija Temples. Considered to be one of the oldest free-standing monuments in the world, predating Stonehenge and the Egyptian pyramids, these two temples date back to 3600 and 3200 BCE. Walk through the ancient stone remains, imagining the complex's original magnitude as it would've stood over 5,000 years ago. Weather permitting, venture to the top of the hills of Nadur for picturesque views of Ramla Bay. Across the bay, view Calypso Cave which is allegedly the cave that Homer wrote about in his famous writing, the Odyssey. Continue to Xerri’s Grotto where you'll descend a 32-foot spiral staircase into a scenic, natural cave boasting stalagmites and stalactites. Heading to the north coast of the island, admire the 350-year-old checkerboard-like salt pans, passed down through generations. Head west towards Dwejra Bay, perhaps the archipelago's most spectacular natural landmark where, weather permitting, you'll board a traditional wooden boat for a short ride to enjoy a unique vantage point of the bay. Your Gozo experience culminates at the fortified Citadel in the heart of Victoria, where you can wander narrow alleyways and admire the hilltop's iconic Cathedral of the Assumption, completed in 1711. Conclude with a return ferry and transfer to your accommodation.

Settle in at your own pace, whether exploring independently or unwinding at your hotel with access to its full range of amenities.

Meet your private driver and vehicle for an airport transfer.

The boutique hotel Palais Le Brun occupies an authentic 17th century Baroque palace, steps away Valetta’s main square, and the seaside at St. Elmo Bay. One of the earliest private residences in the city, the palace’s traditional Maltese architecture is honored across 28 spacious guestrooms and suites, each boasting elegant decor with classic sensibilities, and seamless modern technology. Take to the rooftop terrace and pool deck, sipping a cocktail while enjoying stunning views out across the sea. Dine on site with creative takes on traditional cuisine, paired with delights from an extensive wine list. Palais Le Brun is your haven of relaxation while you explore the secrets of historic Valletta.

Perched along the serene seafront of Balluta Bay, Malta Marriott Resort & Spa offers a beachfront escape just steps from Sliema and a 20-minute drive from Valletta. Choose from one of 352 spacious rooms or suites, where contemporary interiors meet subtle Maltese touches and sweeping views of the bay or Mediterranean Sea. After a day discovering Malta’s treasures, savor Mediterranean and international cuisine across four restaurants and two bars, from light poolside bites to al fresco dining on the terrace. Relax in three outdoor pools, including the family-friendly Cala Lido with a kids’ splash pool, or unwind at the rooftop Sundeck Pool, where panoramic vistas of Balluta Bay make every moment unforgettable. Retreat to landscaped gardens or the resort’s spa, featuring an indoor pool, wellness treatments, and a fitness center. The top-floor M Club lounge also offers breathtaking views, perfect for enjoying a morning coffee or an evening cocktail.