Day 1 – Arrival & Valletta Exploration

✈ Arrival in Malta and transfer to your hotel.

🧳 Check-in and some time to rest.

Afternoon guided city tour of Valletta – Malta’s stunning capital city and a UNESCO World Heritage Site:

• ⛪ St. John’s Co-Cathedral – a Baroque masterpiece, home to Caravaggio’s iconic painting
• 🌿 Upper Barrakka Gardens – panoramic views of the Grand Harbour and Saluting Battery
• 🏰 Grandmaster’s Palace (exterior) – former residence of the Knights of St. John
• 🛡️ Fort St. Elmo (exterior or optional interior visit) – site of the Great Siege, now housing the National War Museum

🌅 Free time in the evening for an optional seaside walk or dinner in Valletta’s old town.

🗓 Day 2 – Three Cities & Mdina Tour

🚤 Morning tour of the Three Cities – Vittoriosa (Birgu), Senglea (Isla), and Cospicua (Bormla):

• Stroll through historic harbours, forts, and winding streets
• Learn about the Knights of St. John and their legacy

🏰 Continue to Mdina, the ancient capital of Malta:

• 🔹 Explore its narrow stone streets and noble palaces
• 🔹 Walk through the iconic Mdina Gate
• 📸 Enjoy panoramic photo stops from the bastions

🍷 Lunch suggestion: Try traditional Maltese dishes like rabbit stew or pastizzi at a local tavern.

🗓 Day 3 – Gozo Island Tour

⛴ Morning ferry to the island of Gozo, known for its rural charm and dramatic coastlines.

Highlights include:

• 🏙️ Victoria (Rabat) & the hilltop Cittadella fortress
• 🌊 Dwejra Bay – former site of the Azure Window and a natural inland sea
• 🏖️ Swimming break at either Ramla Bay or Marsalforn Beach

🌄 Return to Malta in the early evening.

🗓 Day 4 – Departure Day

🧳 Breakfast at the hotel and some free time.

🎁 Optional last-minute shopping in Sliema or Valletta

✈ Transfer to Malta International Airport for departure.

• Airport-hotel-airport transfers
• 3 nights accommodation (at specified hotel)
• Daily breakfast
• Guided tours as per itinerary (Valletta, Mdina, Three Cities, Gozo)
• Gozo ferry ticket
• Travel insurance during the tour

• Flight tickets
• Lunch and dinner meals
• Personal expenses and optional activities
• Entrance fees to museums and sites (may be included if specified)
• Tips

• Passport and Visa: Malta is part of the Schengen Area. Turkish citizens need a visa to enter. Ensure your passport is valid for at least 6 months beyond your travel dates.

• Currency: The official currency is the Euro (€). Carry some cash, but credit cards are widely accepted.

• Language: Official languages are English and Maltese. English is widely spoken everywhere.

• Electric Plug: Malta uses British-style plugs (Type G). Bringing a travel adapter is recommended.

• Climate: Malta has a Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and mild winters. Pack light clothes and comfortable shoes.

• Health: Make sure to have travel insurance. Carry any necessary medications and health documents.

• Safety: Malta is generally safe, but stay cautious in crowded tourist areas. Keep valuables secure.

• Transportation: Public transport and taxis are common. If renting a car, remember driving is on the left side.

• Phone & Internet: Mobile data works well; consider international SIM or roaming packages.

• Cultural Respect: Be respectful in religious and cultural sites. Ask for permission before taking photos.