What to expect

Guided Walks
Embark on four expertly guided walks across both Malta and Gozo, exploring their picturesque landscapes and dramatic coastlines.

Rich Heritage & Tradition
Delve into the islands' rich history, uncovering fascinating traditions, local folklore, and remnants of Malta's significant military legacy.

Island Scenery
Soak up the serene atmosphere and discover the islands' stunning picturesque landscapes, from rugged coastlines to hidden valleys and historical sites.

Traditional Villages
Uncover the traditional villages of Malta and Gozo, offering a glimpse into a slower, more authentic way of life, where daily rhythms are shaped by local customs and close-knit communities.
About this trip...
Blessed with a warm Mediterranean climate, a truly fascinating history stretching back millennia, and a stunning coastline of dramatic cliffs and hidden coves, Malta and Gozo are absolutely perfect destinations to explore on foot. We can eagerly look forward to discovering these enchanting islands in more depth on this immersive walking tour. Experience their unique character, cultural richness, and breathtaking natural beauty as you traverse their diverse landscapes and uncover their many secrets. This tour includes fully guided walks and ample free time for you to fully enjoy the islands.
Grade: Easy to Moderate
Return Transfers
Return Ferry from Malta to Gozo
Private Room
Breakfast daily & three dinners
Welcome drink & Information meeting
2 guided walk in Gozo
2 guided walks in Malta
Accompanying Solos Tour Leader
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- International flights
- Tips
- Meals & activities not indicated in itinerary
What you’ll be doing

Day One: Arrive in Malta
- Dinner Included

Day Two: Ta' Gurdan Walk, Gozo
- Distance: 7.5 miles
- Breakfast Included

Day Three: Explore history on the Ramla Country Walk, Gozo
Today’s walk offers a rewarding journey through a landscape rich in history and natural beauty, where fertile valleys and cultural landmarks combine. Beginning and ending in Nadur, the route leads first to Wied Bingemma, a tranquil valley where local farmers still practise traditional methods. We then continue to Ta’ Venuta, known for its sweeping valley views and historical significance as the landing site of French troops in 1798.
- Distance: 6 miles
- Breakfast Included

Day Four: Transfer to Malta
Malta is our next destination, often described as an open-air museum where scenery, history and architecture provide a jaw-dropping backdrop for our walks. Once we have checked-in to our hotel, the rest of our day is at leisure to explore the local area or perhaps use the hotel's leisure facilities.
- Breakfast & Dinner Included

Day Five: Discover natural habitats on the Marfa Ridge Walk, Malta
Take in breathtaking views of sweeping bays, rugged cliffs and endless horizons, with the tranquil Gozo Channel stretching towards the islands of Comino and Gozo. Along the way, a rich mosaic of natural habitats and striking geological formations unfolds, where vivid marine blues meet lush greens in a dynamic meeting of land and sea—at times calm and harmonious, at others wild and dramatic.
- Distance: 7 miles
- Breakfast Included

Day Six: Day at leisure
Our hotel is located in St Paul's Bay which is home to many shops, bars and restaurants that you may want to take advantage of during our day off from walking.
- Breakfast Included

Day Seven: Dwejra Lines Walk, Malta
Enjoy countryside views as we walk along the Dwejra Lines, part of the Victoria Lines—a complex network of 19th-century linear fortifications. Along the way, we learn about the history of the ‘Our Lady of Itria’ Chapel and the legendary origins of Tal-Iperanza Chapel. The walk continues through the quaint streets of Mosta, where we admire the magnificent Mosta Dome and its impressive spiralling interior.
- Distance: 7 miles
- Breakfast & Dinner Included

Day Eight: Departure day
Time for our final farewells as we transfer to Malta International Airport for our onward flight.
- Breakfast Included
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Essential Information
To enter Malta your passport must meet 2 requirements. It must be:
- less than 10 years old on the day you enter (check the ‘date of issue’)
- valid for at least 3 months after the day you plan to leave (check the ‘expiry date’)
Check both the issue date and the expiry date in your passport. If you renewed your passport early, extra months may have been added to its expiry date. This could affect the requirement for your passport to be less than 10 years old.
It is your responsibility to ensure that you have the correct visa, a valid passport and any other travel documents for your holiday. All information provided relates to British citizens who hold or are entitled to apply for a British passport. For the most up-to-date visa information please visit; Malta Foreign Advice
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- Walking boots with good ankle support
- Waterproofs – jacket and trousers
- Walking poles – recommended as they provide good support for the knees, particularly on downhill sections of walks and when conditions are wet/slippery
- Lightweight trousers and shorts with pockets
- Shirts or t-shirts for walking in
- Walking socks – several pairs
- Lightweight fleece or jumper
- Hat & gloves
- Daysack/rucksack for walking
- Umbrella – it can be used also for protection from the sun as well as rain
- Lightweight drinking bottle to carry water whilst walking
- Small first aid kit – plasters, insect repellant, etc
- Good, high factor sunscreen, sunhat and sunglasses – the sun’s strength is often multiplied in mountainous areas.



























