Visita guiada a tres ciudades, incluido un recorrido en barco por el puerto.





Descripción
Descubra el área de Grand Harbour, frente a La Valeta, conocida como las Tres ciudades: Vittoriosa, Cospicua y Senglea, donde los Caballeros de San Juan se establecieron por primera vez en 1530. Pasando por Cospicua, llegamos a Vittoriosa para realizar una visita guiada a pie por las estrechas calles a la sombra de Edificios históricos, incluidos los primeros berenjenas de las diferentes lenguas de la Orden. En la ribera de Vittoriosa tomamos un barco típico del puerto (dghajsa) para recorrer los coloridos arroyos del puerto. Desde el Jardín Senglea, situado en la punta de la península, disfrute de una impresionante vista de 360 ° del Gran Puerto, incluido el impresionante Fuerte de Sant Angelo, donde el Gran Maestro La Valette lideró la defensa de la isla durante el Gran Sitio de 1565.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Caminata guiada por las calles estrechas de Vittoriosa a la sombra de edificios históricos, incluidos los primeros berenjenas de las diferentes lenguas de la Orden. En la ribera de Vittoriosa tomamos un barco típico del puerto (dghajsa) para recorrer los coloridos arroyos del puerto.
Desde el Jardín Senglea, situado en la punta de la península, disfrute de una impresionante vista de 360 ° del Gran Puerto, incluido el impresionante Fuerte de Sant Angelo, donde el Gran Maestro La Valette lideró la defensa de la isla durante el Gran Sitio de 1565.
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Lugares y horarios de recogida
Si se hospeda en uno de los hoteles / puertos mencionados, confirmaremos la hora programada para su punto de recogida. Si NO se hospeda en uno de los hoteles enumerados, confirme el nombre exacto del alojamiento y la dirección exacta y le confirmaremos el lugar y la hora de recogida más cercanos en la isla de Malta.
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Los bebés deben sentarse en el regazo de un adulto
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(97)
This tour started badly as the bus was over 20 minutes late. The tour was interesting and the guide enthusiast and knowledgeable however as she was addressing 2 different languages in the group it took her twice as long to describe/explain each stop and hence a lot of time was spent waiting. The boat cruise was shorter than expected with no guide and again as each boat only took 6 we waited to get on and again once we got off to gather the group. We were disappointed at the huge amount of time spent waiting around in the already shortened tour due to the late start.
This was an excellent well organized tour from pick up to drop off. Knowledgeable, engaging guide that struck the all important balance between talking and looking! Lovely boat trip, manageable group size and built in comfort stops given the heat. Most enjoyable, many thanks.
Interesting for those who have little time as it provides a quick overview. However, I would like it to cover more places within one of the three cities.
Lots of walking but a great tour. Dominic was easy to understand and follow. Very informative and educational tour
Experience to do to be able to orient yourself in the three cities. The guide was very good at explaining the history and customs of the city.
Very interesting and informative tour. Guide was very knowledgeable. A vast area covered by foot and boat.
Well organised with a great guide- Mirabelle and most interesting . Malta i a must. The people make you feel most welcome.
Confusion over meeting point (given multiple changes) so had to contact provider. Large group (40) limited motorbility of some slowed the group. Motorised boat trip was an 'add on' with an uncommunicative boatman. Information no provided regarding end of tour arrangements. Met up with other groups where chaotic allocation was made for minibuses to various hotels. Had we been told this whilst down in cin the harbour we wouldn't have climbed up to the buses, we came back down to walk back to Birgu rather than wait for a disorganised lift.
We were disappointed with the tour guide. In spite of her having a microphone and speaker, most people could NOT hear what she was saying. If you were more than 2 m away you did not hear what she said. We were told to 'move closer' to hear. Hard to do with a group of 40+ people. When she stopped to talk, she did not wait for the group to gather round before starting to talk. In fact, she was talking while people were still getting off the bus. People left the tour early because they couldn't hear what was being said by the guide - group members were disgruntled and we shared our thoughts with each other . Stories about Maltese family/student life were not relevant to this tour. The small boat tour in the Grand Harbour was the highlight of the entire tour.
A boat tour of the Three Cities is one of those quintessential Malta experiences and definitely worth doing. Our tour began with a guided walk down to the Grand Harbour, followed by a short break before boarding the boats. From the water, you get a great perspective of the cities. I had worried the ride might be turbulent, but the water was calm and the ride smooth. One downside is that once you’re on the boats, the group is split into smaller groups of six, separate from our guide. The quality of the experience then depends on the boat operator. I noticed one operator engaging their group, but ours was silent throughout—so it felt more like a boat ride than a tour. That said, our main guide, Josephine, was informative, energetic, and really made the overall experience worthwhile.



