Malta · MOSTA TOURS
The 7 best mosta tours you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Guided day in Mdina, Rabat catacombs, Dingli cliffs, San Anton gardens, Ta’ Qali glass, and Mosta dome with lunch.
“We very much enjoyed the trip since it included so many sights it would have been hard to visit otherwise in one day. Our guide Jean Paul was excellent!”
4-course Maltese dinner and folklore dance show at Ta' Marija, with hotel transfers and free-flowing local wine for $78.
“the meal was beautiful, the show was good was only on for 30mins, could of been on a bit longer get.”
Small-boat day cruise from Bugibba to Comino Blue Lagoon, sea caves, and swim stops, with toilets and a snack bar. 5.5 hours.
“The trip was amazing. The captain and the crew were helpful, they showed us the main sights, and because of the size of the ship we could even get a closer look of some caves. There was enough space, toilet was clean and the music was very enjoyable. I can recommend this cruise for everybody.”
Visit Mosta Rotunda for $5 with a mobile audio guide, WWII shelter, a bomb replica, and dome inner-balcony access.
Mosta highlights in 3 hours: Rotunda Dome, WWII air-raid shelter, old streets, Speranza Chapel, and a Maltese buffet lunch.
“My tour was amazing. The bottle of water and guide were a nice touch at the beginning. Tye tour was very informative, historic and interesting! Our tour guide Rita was incredible and I'm sad to not stay in touch with her! I'm solo travelling around Malta which I mentioned and not only did she tell me facts about the church's and the history of Malta but she also made sure that I knew how to get there! She talked me through what food was what and other variations of how the food may be served elsewhere.”
See Mosta’s Rotunda dome, WWII air-raid shelter, chapels, old streets, then relax with a Maltese buffet lunch at the Dome Visitors Centre.
“great value for money. fantastic tour from start to end”
Explore Mosta’s Rotunda, WWII shelter, and Speranza Chapel, then finish with a Maltese buffet meal at The Dome Visitors Centre.
“This is not a guided tour around the Rotunda and church, we were given information about that then taken to a couple of other interesting buildings in Mosta, then had a very tasty lunch. It's well worth doing.”
Pick the kind of day. Nothing here is more than an hour from anything else.
