We depart from Sliema Ferries at 10:15am for a fun and relaxing cruise. We will first cruise along the Northern coast of Malta enjoying the views of St. Julians, Bugibba, St. Paul's Island & Mellieha. Upon arrival at the sister island of Gozo we will board a Gozo Sightseeing Bus and we will visit the Capital City Vicoria & Dwejra Bay. In the afternoon we head to the famous Blue Lagoon where you can spend time exploring the island and swimming in the tranquil turquoise water. We will leave Comino at 4:15pm and will cruise back into Sliema at 6pm.
A four-day certification course that enables you to obtain your first full qualification as a scuba diver. The course consists of basic theory, followed by confined water training in a private pool, and a minimum of four open-water sea dives. Everything combined, you'll get the necessary knowledge and skills to feel confident in the underwater environment.
This tour might be after-dark, but the cities of Malta really light up at night. Without the crowds of shoppers, you can wander the 800 metre-long and 400 metre-wide town of Vittoriosa. The Grand Harbour Marina is magically lit up, so you won’t miss a thing. You’ll be guided around the city streets and historic waterfront, where the Knights of Malta first settled in 1530. Next, you can take in the Medieval architecture of Malta’s tiny capital, Valletta, with a drive around the city walls. It’s just one square kilometre in size, but packed with history. Later, you’ll head inland to the ancient walled city of Mdina, also known as the ‘Silent City’. It’s lamp lit by night, and you can trace the history through the cobbled streets and well-preserved churches and palaces, from some 4,000 years ago.
Explora los rincones más bellos de las islas menores del archipiélago maltés con una excursión en barco.
DESTACAMOS:
* Admira la belleza de paisajes prácticamente vírgenes
* Incluye bufet, bebidas y fruta fresca a bordo
* Visita la Laguna Azul, un paraíso de bancos de arena blanca y aguas turquesas
Sube a bordo del Fernandes, una hermosa embarcación de 26,5 metros de largo con una amplia cubierta delantera, una cubierta de popa tapada y un gran salón, y disfruta de un día de navegación por las islas Gozo y Comino.
Ponte cómodo para explorar los hermosos acantilados, cuevas y ensenadas de Malta. La primera parada es la isla de Gozo, situada en el norte del archipiélago. Aquí echaremos el ancla en una bahía protegida para que puedas nadar, practicar esnórquel o simplemente relajarte en las cubiertas mientras nuestra tripulación prepara un delicioso bufet.
Tras el almuerzo, pondremos rumbo a Comino, el paraíso de la tranquilidad. Uno de sus grandes atractivos es la célebre Laguna Azul donde nos detendremos para pasar el resto de la tarde. Aprovecha la ocasión para bañarte en sus aguas turquesas cristalinas y, si lo deseas, reserva una excursión en barco a las cuevas de esta maravilla natural (los billetes se venden a bordo).
The aim of this tour is to show you the most of our island especially the most beautiful hidden corners of Gozo. With the Jeeps we will be able to reach points that are not reachable by coaches or mini buses, therefore we will manage to use short cuts thru the country side, take dramatic photographs and see breathtaking sceneries while we will still visit the highlights of the islands.
Crossing the Gozo Channel you will arrive at Mgarr Harbour where the jeeps and the crew will be waiting for you to spend a memorable tour on the Island of Gozo, from where you will be able to discover the most beautiful hidden corners of Gozo and the opportunity of taking dramatic photographs of the breathtaking scenery plus all the highlights of Gozo.
Leaving Mgarr behind you will drive through Qala where breathtaking scenes of the islands of Malta and Comino can be enjoyed, among other places, from the Qala Belvedere. At Nadur you will briefly stop at ‘Dahlet Qorrot’ which is a small inlet nestled in the northern cliff face of Gozo. Situated just under the village of Nadur is ‘Ramla il-Hamra’ Bay. The beach is beautifully surrounded by hillsides from both sides and is easily one of the biggest and most beautiful beaches in all of Malta and Gozo.
Passing through Xaghra we will visit the capital city of Gozo, Victoria also known by the name of Rabat or The Citadel which was the main castle of Gozo for many centuries. Here you will get a glimpse of a medieval city with sheltering winding streets that are rich in character, that witnessed Baroque and modern accretions.
This excursion has been especially planned to enable you to spend an extremely exciting Sunday... the Captain Morgan way. Superb value for money together with a pleasantly unusual combination of events will undoubtedly make this Sunday the most exciting day of your holiday.
The day starts when you will be collected by Captain Morgan transport and driven to a local open Market, where one can spend about an hour amongst the hustle and bustle of buyers and sellers... wheelers and dealers all looking for the best bargains ever. After visiting the market you will then board your transport and continue on your drive to Sliema for lunch, either in a Five Star Hotel or on board the Captain Morgan vessel for a Harbour Cruise (including lunch).
Whilst cruising, our guide will explain the history of the Three Cities connected with the Great Siege of 1565 and 1942 and all other places of interest including the historical forts, battlements and creeks which can only be admired from the sea (click here for details). Considering that lunch is served on board, it will be served in one of the creeks in the Grand Harbour. After lunch we cruise back to Sliema, where we proceed to Marsa Race Course (entrance included) to spend the rest of the afternoon at the Horse Races (local favourites are usually printed in The Sunday Times). Try your luck on the tote.
The half day tour is a tour in Valletta where we visit various sites related to the Second World War. At that time Malta was still under the British rule so Malta played a very big since our Harbour were used a naval base for the British fleet. The first stop is Fort St. Elmo . Fort St. Elmo is a star fort in Valletta, Malta. It stands on the seaward shore of the Sciberras Peninsula that divides Marsamxett Harbour from Grand Harbour, and commands the entrances to both harbours.
After visiting the fort, the tour proceeds to the Siege Bell War Memorial . The Siege Bell War Memorial commemorates the victory of the Allied forces during the Second Siege of Malta from 1940-1943. Our last stop will be The Saluting Battery at the Upper Baracca Gardens. The Saluting Battery is at noon .The Saluting Battery is an artillery battery in Valletta, Malta. It was originally built by the Order of Saint John in the 16th century, and was used by the British until the 20th century.
You will first drive to the city of Mosta. Inspired by Rome's Pantheon, the church in the center of the city was built in the 18th Century. It became known throughout the country in 1942 when during World War II, a dropped bomb failed to explode, thus sparing the lives of some 300 people. This church has the third largest dome in Europe.
You will then visit the town of Ta Qali, located nearby what was once a British WWII outpost, but has been converted to a village for local handicrafts. You will be able to watch local artisans at work blowing elaborate glass art pieces, intricately assembling original silver filigree jewelry, carving the local limestone and many more. This is the perfect place to pick up treasures that will remind you of your Malta visit.
Finally you visit Mdina, Malta's ancient capital. It rests in a very majestic way, on top of a hilltop right at the center of the island. Mdina is also called "The Silent City" because of its literally quiet and narrow streets that give off a quaint yet very homey atmosphere. Mdina is not only considered to be one of Malta's precious jewels, but this ancient walled city is one of the best medieval fortifications. You will see magnificent views of the entire Maltese landscape. In Mdina you will have some time to relax and enjoy the area.
Explore uno de los pocos pueblos vírgenes al sur de la isla de Malta. Nuestro guía lo llevará a una pjazza Maltesa por estrechas calles serpenteantes en donde el progreso no ha dejado su huella. Continuamos nuestro recorrido con una visita a Blue Grotto (no incluído en el precio) y a las otras grutas cercanas. Al final visitaremos el principal pueblo pesquero de Marsaxlokk cuyo frente de agua está alineado con “luzzus” pintados en rojos tradicionales, azules y amarillos para agregar color a esta pacífica bahía que alguna vez fue el asentamiento de los primeros turcos durante la guerra de 1565, ahí tendrá tiempo libre para que pueda observar la mercancía de los puestos en el mercado local.
Todos los días desde el amanecer hasta cerca de las 13.00 se puede observar un paisaje único en este lugar. La ubicación de la cueva combinada con la luz del sol hace que el agua refleje numerosos tonos de azul. Varias cavernas reflejan los brillantes colores fosforescentes de la flora submarina; otras cavernas muestran un profundo tono de azul oscuro.
Blue Grotto es un destino popular para sus principales actividades como el buceo deportivo, snorkelling y escalada en rocas. También tiene algunos restaurantes locales típicos que ofrecen buena comida con paisajes asombrosos.
Hora de encuentro/recogida
entre 8.30 y 9.30 horas
Duración
Alrededor de 6 horas
This morning tour is split into 2 parts - shopping and sights. The shopping bit is taken care of in Marsaxlokk. This quaint fishing village hosts a large market on Sundays, which is a combination of a local fish market and one that's geared more towards tourists. The fish section is the most interesting, where you'll see the variety in the shapes and colours of the fish that are caught in the surrounding Mediterranean. You'll then head to one of Malta's famous natural sights - The Blue Grotto. It's a 50-metre deep natural cave with a huge arch that stretches out to sea at its entrance. They are at their most spectacular in the morning as the sun rises, when the caves sparkle blue as light reflects off the water.