Bus & coach · VINTAGE BUS TOURS IN MALTA
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 6 vintage bus tours in Malta worth the money, each with its fare, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you scan the ticket.
Ride Malta’s restored vintage bus between Valletta, Sliema, Mdina, and Rabat, with flexible stops and excellent value for a day out.
“lovely day out, the valletta bus doesn't pick up to 1100 would have preferred to go a little earlier but still had a good day out”
See Mdina, Marsaxlokk, Blue Grotto and Dingli Cliffs by vintage bus, with Maltese snacks, local guides and five hours of sightseeing.
“Dan was really helpful and accommodating , he gave us further explanation of the beautiful places we’ve been to . He’s lively and nice . The bus was cool And i love the whole 5 hours tour and enjoyed it .”
Ride a 70-year-old Maltese bus from Valletta to Marsaxlokk on Sunday, with free time for the market, waterfront, and local restaurants.
“We recommend it to everyone but our advice is not to book this tour in advance! You can see timetable and meeting point and buy the tickets on site. One way ticket is 2,5 euros, round ticket is 5 euros. We booked it in advance, paid 14 euros for two of us but we needed just one way tickets, because we wanted to stay longer in Marsaclokk. That option was not presented to us in advance.”
Ride Malta’s 1928 vintage bus through the Three Cities, with English commentary, historic sights, photo stops, and practical tips.
“This was a brilliant journey through the 3 cities. our driver Dave was an excellent guide very helpful. would highly recommend this tour”
Review of Malta’s vintage bus tour to Mdina, Palazzo Falson, Buskett Gardens, and Dingli Cliffs, with practical tips on value and timing.
“This was a disappointing day out. Spent more te driving around Sielma and St Paul's picking and dropping off other passengers than on actual tour. Trip to Mdina comprised a 15 minute walk through to a viewing pint. We did not visit Palazzo Falcono as detailed in activity details. Drove to Busscett Gardens where we stopped for a 10 minute photo opportunity. Drove to Dingli Cliffs with very unassuming views again stopped for only 10 minutes. Highlight of tour was an unexpected unscheduled stop at a newly opened agricultural museum where we had the opportunity to purchase locally produced olive oil. Then back to long drop off on way back.…”
Review Malta’s private vintage bus tour, with custom stops, hotel pickup, Blue Grotto, Valletta, Mdina, and practical booking tips.
“Booked the bus before we arrived in Malta and the communication was brilliant! We were advised what places to visit and we would highly recommend it. 1)Mdina 2)Dingli cliffs 3)Blue grotto 4) Finish in Valletta It would have been nice if the driver spoke to us during the tour, telling us about the history and advised how long we could stay at each location We finished in Valletta to be told that is it and we have to make our own way back to the hotel. We were shocked by this as we were never told that we had to make our own way back. The itinerary on booking says…”
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