Malta Getting Around

Getting Around Malta - A comprehensive bus network
Malta has a simple but efficient road and transport network that makes full use of its small size. Due to its compact nature no land journey is more than 50 minutes away in any direction ensuring full and rewarding days making the most of its historic attractions. Getting around Malta by bus is easy and cheap with numerous routes traversing the island from the main terminal in Valetta. Passing picturesque villages and rugged coastline, bus travel offers delightful views enr-route to a destination. There are several dedicated tour bus routes which call at beach resorts and attractions along the northern coast.

Getting Around Malta - Safe and hassle free driving
Generally free of traffic congestion, even around the capital Valletta, driving is a relatively relaxing affair and car hire is cheap by European standards. Driving on the left, UK motorists should feel at home on Malta roads and leisurely days can be planned without reliance on public transport. All the major international car hire companies have a presence in resorts and both self drive and chauffeur driven packages are usually available. Cycling is a popular and rewarding way of getting around Malta and is made all the more enjoyable as the island is relatively flat throughout. Many hotels and agencies offer organised bicycle tours of Malta's main attractions.

Getting Around Malta - Cruise the ocean waves
No short break in Malta should miss an opportunity to spend a day on the ocean cruising around the stunning coastline and is without doubt the most thrilling way of getting around. A myriad of pleasure craft can be chartered to simply get from one end of the island to another, snorkelling, and fishing or to visit the sister islands of Gozo and Comino. Sailing dinghies, speed boats and yachts can be hired and is the perfect way to fully appreciate the abundant marine life and its immense natural beauty.

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