Visite guidée du temple Hagar Qim (UNESCO), du patrimoine calcaire et du marché de Marsaxlokk
Description
La visite guidée commence par une visite dans l'une des plus anciennes carrières de Malte qui a été transformée en une attraction pour les touristes et les habitants et qui fournit un compte rendu vivant de l'une des principales compétences de Malte - l'utilisation du calcaire à des fins de construction, une compétence qui va des milliers d'années en arrière. La magie de l’antiquité maltaise sera expliquée à Hagar Qim, le principal site préhistorique de l’UNESCO à Malte, surplombant la vaste étendue de la Méditerranée bleue et l’îlot de Filfa. De Hagar Qim, vous continuerez vers Wied iz-Zurrieq où (si le temps le permet - prix du bateau non inclus), vous pourrez faire une excursion en bateau jusqu'à la Grotte Bleue, réputée pour ses eaux cristallines. Après le déjeuner, nous traversons les vignobles locaux jusqu'au village de pêcheurs idyllique de Marsaxlokk. Vous aurez le temps de flâner dans le marché local aménagé sur son front de mer. Plus tard, nous nous dirigerons vers la grotte de Ghar Dalam où les archéologues ont mis au jour de nombreuses preuves que Malte faisait autrefois partie de la masse continentale européenne.
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Itinéraire
La visite commence par une visite guidée de votre guide à l’une des plus anciennes carrières de Malte, qui a été transformée en une attraction pour les touristes et les habitants et qui fournit un compte rendu vivant de l’une des compétences principales de Malte - l’utilisation du calcaire pour la cela remonte à des milliers d'années.
La magie de l'antiquité de Malte sera expliquée par votre guide à Hagar Qim, le principal site préhistorique de Malte et un site du patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO (l'un des sept temples mégalithiques de Malte), surplombant la vaste étendue de la Méditerranée bleue et l'îlot de Filfa.
De là, vous pourrez faire une excursion en bateau jusqu'à la grotte bleue, réputée pour ses eaux cristallines, lorsque le temps le permet - le prix du bateau n'est pas inclus.
Dans le village de pêcheurs idyllique de Marsaxlokk, vous aurez le temps de vous promener dans le marché local installé sur son front de mer.
Vous visiterez cette grotte avec votre guide où les archéologues ont mis au jour de nombreuses preuves que Malte faisait autrefois partie de la masse continentale européenne.
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Lieux et horaires de prise en charge
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Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Landau ou poussette possible pour les bébés et enfants en bas âge
- Les enfants en bas âge doivent être assis sur les genoux d'un adulte
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
Avis(11)
Super historical tour of archeological sites! Our tour guide delivered comprehensive historical information on all the sites we visited and the lunch at the fishing village was delicious with plenty of wine.
While the tour guide was excellent - well organized, informative, responsive - I was disappointed that we spent a very short time at Hagar Qim, didn’t get to see Mnajdra at all, and spent almost an hour at Limestone Heritage and the garden. I came to see the ancient ruins. We were rushed through viewing Hagar Qim in about 20 minutes, then later people were milling around the garden with nothing to do for 50 minutes waiting to leave. The times should have been reversed!
Enjoyed visiting the Hagar Qim temple, Ghat Dalem Cave and the limestone heritage park - it is like traveling back in time. Tour guide very informative and she made the tour very interesting. Also enjoyed very much the boat to Blue Grotto and the lunch. Tour well organized and on time.
I was very interested especially in the temple and the Limestone heritage experience. I loved the whole trip. The guide was great, and we were a group only with English and Spanish. I've to say, our guide sometimes walked a little too fast, because we also had older people in the group that had a little bit of trouble keeping up. The information he gave was fantastic. I enjoyed Hagar Qim and the Limestone heritage the most. The cave was interesting, but a little difficult to get down to with all those stairs. But worth doing it. I also loved the possibility that we could take the boat trip to the blue grotto. What fun that was. Marsaxlokk was not such a great visit. The fishing boat harbour was nice to look at, and it was a very peaceful environment. But the market was nothing special. Just the usual tourist trap with little of interest. You can get these things every where in Malta. Lunch was ok and enough, but not wrapped with the fish. I think it's not a good idea to serve fish in general. Also, the fish wasn't properly de-boned. I didn't eat all of it, though it was nice and fresh. And there are people who really don't like to eat fish. The bus trip itself was already exciting, lots to take in, and our guide did give information along the route. I can recommend the trip.
It was Interesting seeing these megalithic structures. The temples cool to see but was hiking along the cliff side was a pretty view.
We signed up as an english tour and it ended up as a combined english and german tour. The tour seemed somewhat disorganized and rushed.
The group was far too big this meant much of the day was spent hangng around for people. The group was bi lingual (Italian and English) so much of the day was spent listening to a foreign language. As a consequence of the size and bi lingual nature of the group we did not have enough time to explore any of the places visited. For example we were given just 10 mins to explore Hagar Qim temples and so did not even get to see Mnajdra (which according to the guide books is even better preserved than Hagar Qim). This trip was the most disappointing part of my trip to Malta.
Thank you for your feedback which is appreciated. Excursions are usually in one lanuage but only very occasionally may be in 2 languages. The itinerary includes a visit to Hagar Qim Temples, but no visit to the neighbouring Mnajdra Temples.
The Hagar Qim temple is incredible. The artifacts in the museum were worth the time to visit. It was a shame we didn’t have the time to visit the second temple. The blue lagoon was interesting and well worth the additional cost. Lunch was very good and was the service.
Thank you for your feedback which is appreciated.
Very interesting, but sightseeing took place mainly in the time from 12 - 14 o'clock. During this period, Malta is hot and humid in September.
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