Malta · FOOD, WINE & CHOCOLATE TOURS
Pastizzi from a hole in the wall, rabbit at a village restaurant, wine from vines grown on limestone. These 15 tastings and tours cover Valletta’s food streets and the country wineries, with what is included.
3-hour Valletta street food and culture walk tasting pastizzi, ftira, rabbit, Cisk and Kinnie with a licensed guide.
“Marisa was a wonderful host and made us a great time exploring Maltas history and culinary.”
A 4-hour party cruise from Sliema with an open bar, DJ music, snacks and a moonlight swim on Malta’s night water.
“It was amazing, I can truly recommend it. I met a lot of friendly people, the workers were also always super nice! One of the best experiences I’ve ever had.”
Sample Valletta street food with a licensed guide, learn city history, and finish with Maltese beer, sweets, and a filling platter.
“Come hungry! You will be eating delicious Maltese food throughout the tour. Marisa was exceptionally good as our guide!”
Taste Malta’s classics and modern bites on a 3.5-hour Valletta walking tour with coffee, Kinnie, beer, pastizzi, ftira, and views.
“Great tour and a very knowledgeable tour guide from both a historical and Maltese food/drink perspective. We visited a number of cafes and restaurants and sampled local food and drinks. Overall a very interesting tour and good value for money. I would highly recommend this tour.”
Walk Valletta with a guide, snack on Maltese classics and drinks, and learn how the Knights of St. John shaped food and language.
“Tour was very nice, lot of useful informations about Malta and food. Food and drinks were all very tasty. Tour Guide was very friendly. 👍🏻”
Half-day tour of Malta’s Three Cities plus a guided wine tasting at Razzett l-Antik in Qormi for about $54.
“Good pace. The local foods with the wine tasting were very good and generous.”
Romantic wine tasting on Valletta’s famous steps at Koccio Valletta, with 3 Maltese pours and local bites in a small group for $57.
“The tasting was amazing with our waiters being incredibly informative. The menu was specially seasonal however it was a lot more than we bargained for so make sure you don’t have dinner booked afterward! But the wines all came from the island and each had their own individualities. The restaurant was also tucked at the bottom of the steps so still within the action without the anxiety of tons of people around you. Highly recommend.”
3.5-hour Valletta food walking tour with Maltese tastings and 1 drink per stop, plus local history on foot, $65.
“Nice introduction to Maltese history and local specialities/customs.”
Sliema sailboat party with open bar, live DJ, snack, and a swim stop with photos. 4 hours, adult-only, from $79.
A small-group Valletta food walk that links Maltese flavors to Knights of St John history, with enough tastings to skip lunch or dinner.
“This is an excellent tour with interesting historical information from the guide and some great snack food that we wouldn't necessarily have tried otherwise. There was more food than we expected so don't have a big breakfast ☺️”
Taste 4 Maltese wines and 5 handmade chocolates at Malta Chocolate Factory in Bugibba. Small-group English pairing, about 1 hour.
“It was delicious and educational! A perfect afternoon activity that brought us to a new area of the city. Would recommend and definitely do it again!”
Half-day Three Cities and wine tasting from Malta’s north, with hotel pickup, a guided Vittoriosa walk, and a Marsovin tasting and snacks.
“We started the day in a hot mini bus, which was 25 mins late, after a 45 minute drive then we joined the main coach which we had to wait 10 mins for only to drive around even more to pick more people up from nearby hotels which they could have easily walked to the coach. Eventually reaching the three cities and then on to the wine tasting which was disappointing. After the wine tour we drove around for at least an hour dropping people off at their hotels then transferring to the mini bus to take us back to our hotel, most of the time on this trip was…”
Handmake Malta truffles and molded chocolate in a one-hour workshop at Malta Chocolate Factory, taught in English, all ingredients included.
“It was my first time making chocolate 🍫 and it was a cool experience. Jovana was helpful with explanations and taking pics / videos of me so I could also keep the memory longer. The only thing that felt a bit rushed is that there are 20mins given (later extended) to paint the chocolate 🍫 and for a non-artist it does feel a bit of a stressful situation but overall it was good.”
Taste four Maltese wines and five handmade chocolates in Bugibba, guided in English at Malta Chocolate Factory for $35 and about one hour.
“Fantastic guid gorgeous chocolate and not shy on the wine felt a little giddy after 😂 highly recommend”
An English hands-on chocolate workshop in Malta where you make chocolates, truffles, and paint designs to take home in about an hour.
“It was a fun afternoon out, I was a bit disappointed the main thing we did was white chocolate as it is not the most popular I certainly don’t want to eat what I’ve made. The truffles were disappointing as they were left to set on the tray but the all got stuck so ours turned into a broken mess, they should have provided grease proof paper. Even the lady said it’s a skill to get them off the tray and she hasn’t seen many successful. It was fun and we had a laugh but it wasn’t as good as expected.”
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