North / Blue Hop On Hop Off Tour
Malta Sightseeing

Sliema

The main coastal resort. Sliema is a centre for shopping, restaurants, and café life.

Valletta 

Above all Malta’s capital city is studded with historical places, museums, churches, gardens, cafés, restaurants, and shops are shining in its finest example of the Baroque style. In other words, Valletta is a fortified city, where you can immerse yourself with history.

San Anton Gardens

After that are San Anton Gardens or the island’s gardens, with big botanical diversity, are part of the president’s palace.

Ta’Qali Crafts Village and Aviation Museum

The former World War II military aerodrome was converted into a handcrafts centre. Here you can buy something unique, meanwhile watching the local artisans at work.   

Mosta Church

The third-largest unsupported church dome in Europe. Mosta Dome /The Rotunda/ became popular after a dropped bomb failed to explode and thus spared the lives of some 300 people in WWII.

Mdina and Rabat / Mdina Gate/   

Mdina is the old capital of Malta and its origins may be traced back to 1500BC. Also known as The Silent City, Mdina is one of Europe’s finest examples of an ancient walled city and extraordinary in its mix of Medieval and Baroque architecture. Rabat played a major role in Malta’s history. The most popular places for instance are The Domus Romana Museum and St.Paul’s Catacombs.

Mgarr

Mgarr is a typical rural village. It is surrounded by rich farmland. The area is ideal for country walks and has several picturesque spots. Mgarr’s parish church dedicated to St.Mary was built in 1912.

Golden Bay

One of the island’s beautiful sandy beaches.

St.Paul’s Bay 

Originated as a fishing harbour, St.Paul’s Bay is home to the oldest standing watchtower of the period of the Knights of St.John. The tour offers you magnificent views and photo opportunities of St.Paul’s island.

Bugibba Square

Bugibba and its neighbours Qawra and St.Paul’s Bay are Malta’s largest seaside resort towns. The coastline has been developed into a distinct resort with hotels and numerous holiday flats and restaurants.

Splash & Fun Park and Mediterraneo Marine Park

St. Julian’s, Paceville, St. George’s Bay

St. Julian’s is now a major residential, and tourist centre and home to some of Malta’s newest hotels. St. Julian’s merges with Paceville, Malta’s main nightlife centre with clubs, casinos, restaurants, cafés, and bars.

Spinola Bay

Likewise, the rest of St. Julian’s.

Balluta Bay

Likewise, the rest of St. Julian’s.

• Our team included special symbol × in every timetable, to clarify the most popular tourist attractions.
• We included a Google map with pins and photos of every departure spot. You can simply click over it and follow the direction to the one you booked.
  
• Kindly note that the pick-ups for the Hop On Hop Off bus starts from around 08:00 hrs, depending on the area. / It might be with a Blue or Red bus./
• You can start from any departure location on the map below.
• Every bus tour takes 3 hours, but with the visiting of different places, you can spend a whole day.
• Every ticket is valid till the end of the open-top buses timetable, therefore we recommend you to start earlier.
• The audio guide/headphones will be given to you by the driver.
• In Malta, it is accepted to signal the bus driver (by waving hand), when you are at the bus stop.
• Valletta ＆ Mdina are fortified cities and mainly pedestrian areas. From one end to the other, it takes around 20 minutes to walk.
• The return transport is provided from Sliema Ferries at 15:00 hrs, 16:00 hrs & 18:00 hrs from Monday to Saturday and on Sunday at 15:00 hrs & 17:00 hrs. It might be provided with any Malta sightseeing double-decker bus or Supreme travel coach. However, it is always better to ask the driver.
• Bookings are accepted until the day before.
• Enjoy Malta 🙂