Discover Wied iz-Zurrieq, one of the oldest towns in Malta, and the picturesque Blue Grotto before journeying on to Marsaxlokk, a traditional fishing village known for its brightly-coloured boats. Explore a traditional Maltese market and marvel at the clear blue waters lapping the rugged coastline.
Wied iz-Zurrieq is a small harbour village with calm waters that provide shelter for passing fishermen. Near to this site lies the beautiful Blue Grotto. The cave's location and the way the sunlight reflects off the surface of the water leads to a stunning mirror effect with multiple bright shades of blue.
You continue on to discover Marsaxlokk, a small fishing village on the southern tip of the island. Stroll through the Maltese market and admire the colourful boats, known as luzzus, that fill the bay. This village is extremely popular with locals and tourists alike, with the market selling fresh fish and seafood caught that very morning.
Discover Wied iz-Zurrieq, one of the oldest towns in Malta, and the picturesque Blue Grotto before journeying on to Marsaxlokk, a traditional fishing village known for its brightly-coloured boats. Explore a traditional Maltese market and marvel at the clear blue waters lapping the rugged coastline.
Wied iz-Zurrieq is a small harbour village with calm waters that provide shelter for passing fishermen. Near to this site lies the beautiful Blue Grotto. The cave's location and the way the sunlight reflects off the surface of the water leads to a stunning mirror effect with multiple bright shades of blue.
You continue on to discover Marsaxlokk, a small fishing village on the southern tip of the island. Stroll through the Maltese market and admire the colourful boats, known as luzzus, that fill the bay. This village is extremely popular with locals and tourists alike, with the market selling fresh fish and seafood caught that very morning.
Live Commentary in English.
Total price is £22.36, taxes included
It only takes 2 minutes
Blue Grotto
Malta Island (Hotel Pickup)
Malta
Cirkewwa Ferry Terminal
Mellieha
Marsaxlokk's rainbow-coloured boats filling up the harbour
Incredible natural phenomenon of the Blue Grotto
Wied iz-Zurrieq, one of Malta's oldest settlements
Wandering through the traditional Maltese fish market
Glimpse into the everyday local life in Malta
Guided tour of Southern Malta
Roundtrip transport to and from your Malta hotel
Entrance to the Blue Grotto
Children aged 1 and younger are complimentary.
An additional boat trip into the Blue Grotto is not included in the listed price and must be paid locally in cash; the cost is 7 euros.
The additional boat trip into the Blue Grotto may not operate due to inclement weather.
Hotel pick-up is available from most centrally located Malta hotels. Please arrange pick-up from your hotel or a nearby location when you call to confirm your reservation.
Hotel pick-up service starts 1-2 hours prior to the booked start time.
South Malta & Blue Grotto Half-Day Tour ratings based on 6 verified reviews
3.5 out of 5
The landscape is beautiful the trip to the Grotto is made possible by the local fishermen who are very experienced and friendly. The natural beauty of the Grotto and its water is something breathtaking. I highly recommend it!
A verified traveller
A nice little tour that includes a stop at the Blue Grotto (for an extra fee) that is well worth it. Unfortunately we had a cloudy day, and the seas were a bit rough, but the fishing boat operators were very skilled at navigating the seas. I could still see the lovely blue color of the water in these little caves, even thought the sun was not shining. Stephanie was our guide for this tour, and she was a very nice lady, who shared a lot of interesting information about the Maltese Islands in general while we were en route.
Tracy K
Canada
The Blue Grotto is amazing, but the time we spent on the bus for hotel pick ups was ridiculous. the driver and the translator were great. Because of the time waste at pick up locations we did not have time for lunch.
Maureen B
United States
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