A UNESCO World Heritage Site, situated on a quaint hilltop overlooking the islet of Fifla, this 3800 BC old architectural wonder features 5 meters high stones and a huge megalith estimated to weigh close to 20 tons, apses, and altars.

After a day of exploring the mesmerizing sites and fishing villages, we'll make a stop at a very popular sightseeing spot overlooking the marvelous Blue Grotto Arch that was formed over the years by saltwater erosion. A once-in-a-lifetime traditional boat ride along the natural cliff-side caves await your arrival. Boat ride is optional and tickets are not included in this tour as service only operates on good weather days.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, enriched with their decorated porthole doorways, monumental facades, limestone floors, and secret chambers. This Temple is located further down from Hagar Qim and much closer to the cliffs.

A Fishing village where you can enjoy a delicious meal while basking in breathtaking views of the coast.

Borg in-Nadur, a prehistoric temple complex on Malta, consists of two temples adorned with intricate stone carvings. These temples are believed to have had religious or communal significance in ancient times, offering a glimpse into Malta's rich prehistoric heritage.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, believed to date back to 3150 BC. The hour-long exploration of megalithic structures, sculptures, and spiral motifs that were completely buried below the soil, lost for many centuries until recently rediscovered.

The trip continues with a stop at Marsaxlokk fishing village, where you can enjoy traditional Maltese market and a nice stroll along this harbour overlooking traditional fishing boats