Seville – One of the most
beautiful cities in Spain, elegant and modern with great history and culture.
Jeep Safari – Enjoy a great day
out discovering the magic of the Algarve countryside.
The Amazing West – Discover the western Algarve visiting places
such as Silves, Foia and much more.
Loule Market – A place to banter and bargain!
Granada – A short guided
walk in the historical centre and a guided tour of the world famous Alhambra.
And free time to explore.
Gibraltar – Visit Gibraltar’s
Main Street and enjoy a panoramic tour with impressive views.
Morocco – Ferry to Tangier
taking in Morocco’s atmosphere and great sights.
Seville – A guided city tour taking in Seville’s beautiful
landmarks and a panoramic visit of the Maria Luisa Park and the Plaza de
Espana.
Ronda – Enjoy illustrious history of Ronda with a local guide and free time to experience the beauty of this very imposing and attractive town.
The
Captain, together with the crew, will do their best to make this trip an
unforgettable one. Enjoy yourself and sunbathe on the spacious deck. Dive into
the crystal clear water and you can use our snorkeling equipment available on
board for free.
Experience
the thrill of real sailing by helping the crew with the ropes and sails. It is
great fun to participate and to take some nice photos back home! We will drop
anchor in various bays for swimming and snorkeling and our last stop with our
best stop at the famous Blue Lagoon.
On
this trip the boat will cruise from Mgarr Harbour and on to Marfa Point for clients from the island
of Malta. From here we go to Paradise
Bay, where we will drop anchor for a nice refreshing swim, and then proceed to
Anchor Bay. Here we will stop and have a look and take photos of Popeye Village
from the sea.
Leaving
the island of Malta, we shall put up the sails and sail towards the island of
Comino and then will drop anchor at Crystal Lagoon for swimming and snorkeling.
For a little additional cost, one can visit the caves round the lagoon. During
this stop we will have lunch including Gozo Wine and water.
After
this stop, we will cruise towards the island of Gozo and enter the picturesque
Mgarr Harbour to take some photographs and then cruise on to the Blue Lagoon on
Comino. Here we will stop for swimming
in the crystal clear waters of the famous Blue Lagoon. Here one can take part in some water sports
being offered during this stop. From
here we will cruise the North Comino Channel and round the island of Comino,
passing by St. Nicholas Bay, Santa Maria Bay and the beautiful Santa Maria
caves. After passing Elephant Rock, we will keep going round Comino and if time
permits, we will make another stop at Armier Bay for our last stop and back to
Marfa.
The
Captain and the crew look forward to welcome you on board for an enjoyable
trip.
The
cruise will be subject to weather conditions.
This
a combination of half a day cruise round the beautiful island of Comino and a
half day jeep safari on the peaceful island of Gozo.
On
the Jeep Safari, one can see the real island of Gozo by going to many popular
places including Qala, Nadur, Ramla Valley, Xaghra, Calypso Cave, Marsalforn
Bay, Salt pans, Inland Sea, Wied il-Mielah Window, Fungus Rock, Victoria ,
passing through the country side and along off-road tracks which are not
visited on a normal Gozo Tour.
On
the sailing trip round the magic island of Comino, we will stop for swimming
and snorkeling in the blue clear waters of the famous Blue Lagoon. We will
visit the nice caves and bays around the island with more stops for swimming
and snorkeling. Snorkeling equipment is available on board free of charge.
The
price includes unlimited wine and water during boat trip, buffet lunch,
transfers from and to hotels & ferry tickets (if needed).
This
a full day Jeep Safari starting with pick up from all hotels in Malta and Gozo
and the jeep tour will start around 10.15hrs from Mgarr Harbour in Gozo.
Each
jeep will have one of our experienced drivers who will also explain and give
information during the whole trip. At each stop, more information is given in
all languages of the clients and this is one of the points that has made the
BARBAROSSA JEEP SAFARI the most successful in the Maltese Islands.
Going
through different villages, valleys and country roads, the tour will take us to
the most beautiful spots and places of interest in the island of Gozo. These
will include Qala Belvedere from where we have a birds’ eye view of the Maltese
Archipelago, Dahlet Qorrot Valley, the village of Nadur, Ramla Valley, the famous
Calypso Cave and the oldest free standing temples in the world, those of
Ggantija Temples!
We
will have a mouth watering buffet lunch and one can help himself as much as he
wants. This nice lunch will be washed down by some nice chilled Gozo Wine from
our sun blessed vineyards!
Second
part of the jeep tour will take us through some more villages to admire the
beautiful scenes of Gozo and passing through the fields down to the picturesque
bay of Xlendi where we will have a photo stop and move on to visit the famous
Citadel, or better the fortified old city. From here we go to the Stone
Quarries where one can watch the quarry men cutting the stone blocks for the
building of houses. Our drivers will explain the procedure of this very hard
work mostly done by hand. A visit to Gozo is not complete without a stop at
Dwejra and the Inland Sea from where one can also admire the Famous Fungus
Rock.
Leaving
the Inland Sea we continue on our exciting trip to Wied Il-Mielaħ and passing
by visiting the salt pans to watch how salt is produced from the sea since the
Roman times. Passing through the summer resort of Marsalforn Bay, we will drive
on to the harbour of Mgarr where our trip will come to an end.
Transport back to all hotels will be provided.
Today’s excursion takes you to the central part of Malta, dominated by the medieval fortified city of Mdina, Malta’s former capital city.
The narrow, winding streets, dating back to medieval times, lead to the
imposing bastions, commanding a magnificent panorama of the island. On the way
there, you will discover different styles of architecture, including
Siculo-Norman palaces and other baroque buildings of great historical
importance.
Time stands still in this ‘Silent City’ which is a film-maker’s
paradise. Leaving Mdina through Greek’s
Gate, we stop at the early Christian catacombs in Rabat before proceeding to
the cliffs at Dingli.
After lunch we will visit the San Anton botanical gardens situated near
the Presidential Palace, which you will be able to admire from outside. We
shall also spend time at the crafts centre at Ta’ Qali. At the end of the tour,
allow us to astound you with Mosta’s majestic dome, one of Europe’s largest.
The tour starts with a visit to one of Malta’s oldest quarries which has
been transformed into an attraction for tourists and locals alike and which
provides a vivid account of one of Malta’s leading skills – the use of
limestone for building purposes, a skill that goes back Thousands of years. The
magic of Malta’s antiquity will be explained at Hagar Qim, Malta’s main
pre-historic site, overlooking the wide expanse of the blue Mediterranean and
the islet of Filfla. From Hagar Qim you will proceed to Wied iz-Zurrieq where
(weather permitting - boat price not included) you can take a boat trip to the
Blue Grotto, renowned for its crystal clear waters.
After lunch, we drive through local vineyards right up to the idyllic
fishing village of Marsaxlokk. You will have time to stroll through the local
market set out on its waterfront. Later
we proceed to the cave at Ghar Dalam where archaeologists have unearthed ample
proof that Malta once formed part of the European landmass.
Your guided tour through the vibrant streets of Valletta will allow you to
discover the beauty and charm of the fortified city built by the Knights in
1566. The Order of St. John ruled over the islands for 268 years and left a
unique cultural legacy of which Valletta is the prime example. We first enjoy a
breath-taking view of the Grand Harbour from the Upper Barrakka Gardens.
Then we visit St. John’s Co-Cathedral, including the Caravaggio masterpieces in the Oratory. The Co-Cathedral houses one of the most beautiful marble inlaid floors in the world.
Going down Republic Street you will walk past the Grand Masters’ Palace
and the recently restored St. George’s Square before watching the Malta
Experience, an audio-visual show where
Malta’s history throughout the centuries is brought back to life.
A half day
tour of Malta’s medieval city of Mdina, Malta’s former capital. The narrow,
winding streets, dating back to the Arab period, lead to the imposing bastions,
commanding a panoramic view of the islands.
On the way
there, you will discover different styles of architecture, including the
medieval Siculo-Norman palaces, and
other baroque buildings of great historical importance. Time stands still in this ‘Silent City’ which
is a film-maker’s paradise.
Leaving
Mdina through Greek’s Gate, we proceed to the cliffs at Dingli. The tour ends
with a visit to the San Anton botanical gardens situated near the Presidential
Palace, which you will be able to admire from outside.
Driving past
Cospicua we reach Vittoriosa for a walking tour through the narrow streets in
the shade of historic buildings, including the first auberges of the various
langues of the Order. At the Vittoriosa waterfront we take a typical harbour
boat (dghajsa) for a tour of the colourful harbour creeks.
From the
Senglea Garden, situated at the tip of the peninsula, enjoy a stunning 360°
view of the Grand Harbour, including the impressive Fort Sant Angelo from where
Grand Master La Valette led the defence of the island during the Great Siege of
1565.
Discover the Grand harbour area opposite Velletta know as the Three Cities - Vittoriosa, Cospicua and Sengleas where the Knights of St. John first settled in 1530.
The tour
starts with a visit to one of Malta’s oldest quarries which has been
transformed
into an attraction for tourists and locals alike and which provides a vivid
account of one of Malta’s leading skills – the use of limestone for building
purposes, a skill that goes back thousands of years.
The magic of
Malta’s antiquity will be explained at Hagar Qim, Malta’s main pre-historic
site, overlooking the wide expanse of the blue Mediterranean and the islet of
Filfla.
From Hagar
Qim you will proceed to Wied iz-Zurrieq where (weather permitting - boat price
not included) you can take a boat trip to the Blue Grotto, renowned for its
crystal clear waters.
The idyllic
fishing village of Marsaxlokk with its colourful luzzus and unique character
make the unrivalled setting for the local market. This is the perfect place to
spend a Sunday morning, where you can rub your shoulders with the locals as you
browse through the various stalls.
We continue our tour with a visit to the Blue Grotto (weather permitting - boat price not included) and the nearby caves. Admire the whole expanseof the blue Mediterranean and the islet of Filfla.
Later our guide will help you explore one of Malta’s unspoilt villages. From the main square, the hub of the village with its parish church and band club,you will be led through a maze of winding narrow streets that all have a story to be told.
Drive around the fortifications of Valletta, which are beautifully lit at night, and stop at the Valletta Waterfront in Grand Harbour. Built during the time of Grand Master Pinto, this area comes alive at night, attracting Maltese and tourists alike to its many bars and restaurants. Some free time will be given.
Discover Rabat in the centre of the island and walk
along its narrow winding streets before reaching Mdina, Malta’s Silent old
Capital City – at night a mysterious city which looks so different from what it
looks like during the day. A city of
palaces and churches, once only inhabited by noblemen, its history goes back to
the times of the Phoenicians, the Romans, the Normans and the Knights of St.
John. From the ramparts of Mdina you
will be able to see practically half the island sparkling in front of you.
Valencia – A full day in
Spain’s third largest city to take in the major sights including the
magnificent cathedral, the central market, Bioparc Valencia and the atmospheric
old quarter; time also for shopping.
Costa Blanca Tour – a fascinating and
very popular excursion which takes in the impressive Algar waterfalls and
winetasting.
Guadalest – a spectacular
mountain scenery tour.
Narrow gauge train to Denia & Alicante – a great chance to mix with the locals and enjoy a scenic train journey along the Costa Blanca.
The Island Tour– A guided tour of
picturesque Corfu Town, the monastery in Paleokastritsa and the old traditional
village of Makrades.
Cruise to Paxos, Antipaxos &
The Blue Cave – a great day’s cruising!
Albania Cruise – Visit the town of Saranda plus a guided coach tour of the south. Then on to see typical small villages and then to Butrint and the town of Ag.
Venice – By ferry or
hydrofoil to magnificent Venice for a spectacular experience.
Istrian Mosaic – this excursion
will enchant you with its dramatic coastline and inland beauty.
Plitvice Lakes
National Park – 16 lakes with constantly changing colours and atmosphere.
A lovely excursion.
Brijuni Island National Park – an extraordinary mix of natural beauty and cultural and historical heritage.
Traditional Turkish
Night – An enjoyable evening including dinner, live music and a
typical dance show.
Ephesus &
Pamukkale – A wonderful 2 day tour visiting one of the best preserved
cities of the ancient world, Ephesus, and the opportunity to see the fantastic
rock formations and water pools at Pamukkale. Hotel & meals included.
Rhodes (Greece) – to Rhodes from
Fethiye by hydrofoil in just 90 minutes. A really enjoyable day.
Sunset Boat Trip – Taking in Koycegiz Lake, the thermal baths and stunning scenery along the River Dalyan. BBQ dinner included.
Island cruise – a great day out
and a wonderful cruise along Kefalonia’s beautiful coastline.
Ithaka cruise – spend a day on a
leisurely cruise to this unspoilt, stunning island.
Fiskardo Island Tour – a full day viewing the majestic island of Kefalonia taking in Argostoli, Myrtos Bay, Assos an n the lovely harbour village of Fiskardo.
Zante Cruise - The cruise starts from Skala at 9 am. In about 40 minutes you reach cape Skinari with the homonymous light house, visible from Kefalonia at night. This is the closest point with Kefalonia (katelios 8 nM distance). From cape Skinari until the famous shipwreck the coastline is rocky, steep, and truly impressive.
Discover Lanzarote – see incredible
vistas of this unique volcanic island and visit Las Salinas del Janubio and Los
Hervideros in the south and Los Valles and Haria in the north. Wine tasting and
lunch included.
The Volcano Route – This excursion
takes you around the south of the island taking in the Fire Mountains,
Timanfaya National Park and la Geria. Wine tasting and lunch included.
Fuerteventura Dunes – A great day out to nearby Fuerteventura in a glass bottom catamaran looking for whales, dolphins and flying fish and then on to see the Sand Dunes National Park, Corralejo and swim from a lovely beach. Lunch included.
Son Amar Show &
Dinner – Enjoy a fabulous at this great night spot including
cabaret, modern & traditional flamenco and a delicious dinner.
Caves of Drach &
Manacor – Visit Majorca’s magnificent caves and Europe’s largest
underground lake. And Manacor where the famous Majorica pearls are made.
Discover Majorca by Boat, Train & Tram – an unforgettable day taking in Inca (for leather goods), the mountains of Tramuntana, a boat trip from Calobra to Port de Soller, a tram ride to Soller and finally a quaint train ride to Palma.
Rhodes City Tour:
The
tour starts in Mandraki area where you can admire the buildings of the Italian
occupancy and followed with a drive to Mount Smith, once the Acropolis of
Ancient Rhodes.
Here
the view encompasses the Temple of Apollo, the ancient stadium of Diagoras and
the port. Entering the fortified city through the Amboise Gate, you shall
continue your tour on foot, following your guide through the narrow,
cobblestone streets.
The
most imposing building of the medieval Rhodes, the Palace of the Grand Masters
dominates the end of the street of the knights.
Built
in the 14th century, it astonishes you with its unique architecture and an
unrivalled patina of time.
Walking
down the street of the Knights and passing through numerous, colorful shops,
one can admire the 15th century Hospital of the Knights, which now houses the
Archeological Museum.
Lindos
and the Acropolis:
This is a wonderful opportunity to spend the day in the most attractive village of Rhodes: the fascinating Lindos.
After
a drive along the east coast, passing though picturesque villages and
cosmopolitan resorts, you reach Lindos and its famous Acropolis.
The
astonishing beauty of the castle, the Acropolis of Athena Lindia on the top of
the hill enjoying spectacular views, with St. Paul's Bay (where the Apostle
arrived in 58 AD) and the paved streets of the village captivate visitors. A
walk through its narrow paved streets reveals the beauty of the traditional
island architecture.
The
Acropolis is an approximately triangular rock, 116 meters high, can be reached
either on foot or on charming little donkeys (extra charge). The walls, built
by the Knights, today dominate the crown of the Acropolis where the view from
up here is breathtaking.
Rhodes
Island Tour:
Experience
this historic and beautiful island on our scenic tour.
Throughout
the year the West Coast remains a very green and fertile region quite different
from the East Coast.
During
the tour you will visit famous villages such as Siana with its Byzantine
church. Siana is also known for its honey and suma.
The
next stop is for photographs at the Castle of Monolithos.
Followed
by the visit of the hidden village of Embona. This place is famous for its
local production of wine and for the cuisine.
The
route continues to Profitis Elias where, during the Italian occupation, two
hotels were built here named Elafos and Elafina (Deer & Doe) and the rich
and elite used to frequent them. A quaint place to sit down and relax and enjoy
a coffee or other refreshments in the local "cafeneon". Nearby is the
St.Nicholas church where you can view the original paintings.
Continuing
on we reach the picturesque village of Eleoussa, which was the site of the
Rhodes Sanatorium, chosen for its healthy climate.
Return
to the Hotel passing by small typical Greek villages.
Filerimos,
Valey of the Butterflies, Ancient Kamiro:
After
a short drive to the west coast, we will ascent to the top of Filerimos hill,
where you will visit the monastery of Our Lady and the remains of the ancient
acropolis of Ialysos, one of the three ancient cities of Rhodes Island.
Visitors can walk along a "Golgotha", a tree sheltered pathway with a
series of shrines with scenes of the Holly Passion.
Continuing
we reach the Valley of the Butterflies which is one of the island's best known
beauty spots. This valley has become world famous not only because of its
natural beauty and unspoilt natural setting, but mainly because it is a
gathering point for a specific species of butterflies which fill up the valley
during the hot summer months, coating the trees and rocks in a multitude of
colour, creating a unique experience that is both very rare and beautiful.
Further,
along the north-western shore, lies the third of the island ancient city:
Kamiros. Kamiros was one of the three large Doric cities of the island, which,
united with Ialyssos & Lindos in the 5th Century BC to create the powerful
city state of Rhodes. This ancient city of Rhodes contains the remains of an
advanced civilization that is dated nearly 3,000 years old.
Symi
Island and the Monastery of Panormitis:
At
around 09:00 in the morning, the boat sets sail from Mandraki harbor to the
beautiful island of Symi.
After
a relaxing cruise near the Greek and Turkish coastline we reach our first stop
which will be the tiny cove of Panormitis. Here you can visit the very famous
monastery of St Michael before sailing to the main harbor of Symi.
Upon
arrival, you will have time at leisure to explore the quaint shops in search
for natural sea sponges and cooking spices or have lunch in one of the local
taverns overlooking the harbor before returning back to Rhodes.
The
return to Mandraki will be in the afternoon.
Symi
is one of the most picturesque and unspoilt islands of the Dodecanese Islands
and should be highly recommended to any traveler visiting Rhodes.
Turkey:
Experience
two different countries in one day tour from Rhodes and discover with us a
foreign culture and a different continent.
Pick up from your hotel and arrival at Rhodes harbor. After only one hour cruise with a catamaran you reach the coast of Asia Minor - Turkey.
Marmaris
is one of the most attractive tourist locations on the west Turkish coast.
Built on the beautiful Bay of Mermaids, the city combines both old and new
architecture with charm, all surrounded by green mountains and a colorful
environment.
You
may enjoy a typical Turkish breakfast before ending at the bazaar with its
narrow streets full of boutiques, art shops, jewelry, leather and carpet shops.
Here you can feel the exotic atmosphere, the oriental sounds and the smell of
the spices.
You
can experience the Turkish cuisine and enjoy the typical sweet delights. And
don't forget to bargain in order to have a better price!
Tunis, Carthage,
Carthage & Sidi Bou Said – Visit the amazing Roman site at Carthage including the
archaeological museum and Roman Baths. Then on to picturesque Sidi Bou Said.
Afternoon visit to the Bardo Museum.
El Djem – Visit the
wonderful 3rd century Roman Amphitheatre and the archaeological museum.
Evening Zulu &
Wildlife Park – Arrive late afternoon with free time around the wildlife
park followed by dinner including wine/soft drinks and a great Zulu show.
Sahara Desert (2 days) – Visit the wonderful Roman Amphitheatre at El Djem and then on to Matmata (lunch included). Early morning start to see the salt lake, Tozer Aasis and a 4 wheel drive to visit Chebika mountain range. On to Kairouan to see the Grand Mosque.
Mortella Gardens Visit
Immerse
yourself in the captivating beauty of Mortella Gardens, a botanical sanctuary
renowned for its rare and exotic flora. Wander through lush gardens adorned
with unique plants, serene water features, and captivating sculptures, offering
a delightful sensory experience.
Days: Saturday 9.30am – 12.30
ELAFONISSI- home to the tiny protected nature reserve that is Elafonisi Island, whose
name translates as ‘Deer Island.’ Hop out, and wade across the knee-high
lagoon to the island's stunning, pink-hued sands.
SAMARIA - With traditional villages and plenty of warm Mediterranean sunshine,
the Samaria Gorge is the longest of its kind in Europe — but it’s also a
challenging and rewarding hike, considered by many to be among the toughest in
Crete
Knossos - a bewildering complex of more than 1500 interlocking rooms, a true labyrinth, was more than a cage of the gruesome Minotaur..It was an astonishing palace, built for a mighty king of the Bronze Age.