South / Red Hop On Hop Off Tour
Malta Sightseeing

Sliema

The main coastal resort which 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. The city is shining in its finest example of the Baroque style. In other words, Valletta is a fortified city, where you can immerse yourself with history.

War Museum & Fort St.Elmo

The National War Museum is a museum located in Fort Saint Elmo. Its collection mainly focused on World War I and World War II. 

Mediterranean Conference Centre

 It was built as a hospital in the 16th century by the Order of St. John. In fact it was one of the leading hospitals in Europe until the 18th century.

Valletta Waterfront

Tarxien Temples & Hypogeum

The Hypogeum is an underground Neolithic temple complex from 2500BC, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Hypogeum entrance always should be pre-booked! Tarxien Temples are megalithic temples, built in 2000BC, UNESCO World Heritage Site.   

Vittoriosa Waterfront

Zejtun Parish Church

Marsaxlokk 

It is a typical Mediterranean fishing village, with colourful traditional boats and the largest Sunday market. The local atmosphere is coming from the fish restaurants all around. The Sunday market in Marsaxlokk is recommended.

Ghar Dalam Cave & Museum 

One of the oldest caves on the island dating back 500 000 years. Skeletons of animals long extinct from the island have been found in this cave.  

Blue Grotto 

A natural cave with crystal blue waters. Here you can take a short boat trip round this natural wonder.

Hagar Qim & Mnajdra Temples 

The Megalithic Temples are among the most ancient religious sites on Earth, 3600-3200 BC.

Malta Falconry Center

You can watch falconers fly several species of well-trained birds of prey and see these majestic birds in free flight.

Limestone Heritage 

A museum that explains the importance stone always had on the island. Exhibits include tools used in bygone eras to quarry and work stone.

• 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 is a fortified city and mainly pedestrian area. From one end to the other it takes around 20 minutes walking.
• 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 till 12:30 pm the same day for St. Paul’s Bay , Bugibba ,Qawra ,St. Julian’s & Sliema!
• For Cirkewwa, Mellieha, Golden Bay & Xemxija areas pick-up should be booked at least the day before !
• Enjoy Malta 🙂