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Cruises to Valletta


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2025 No-Fly Scenic Gems of the Dalmatian Coast

Borealis 05 Jun 2025 22 nights No-Fly Cruise Dover

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Itinerary: Dover - Tangier, Morocco - Valletta, Malta - Split, Croatia - Korcula, Croatia - Dubrovnik, Croatia - Kotor, Montenegro - Kerkira, Corfu - La Goulette (for Tunis), Tunisia -...
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(full fare £3,499) Inside from £3,399pp

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2025 No-Fly Mediterranean Marvel

Sky Princess 13 Sep 2025 31 nights No-Fly Cruise Southampton

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Itinerary: Southampton, England - Vigo - Malaga - Barcelona - Florence/Pisa (Livorno) - Civitavecchia (for Rome), Italy - Naples, Italy - Istanbul - Crete (Heraklion) - Rhodes - Ephesus...
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(full fare £4,900) Inside from £4,749pp

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2025 Luxury Mediterranean Discovery

Marina 24 May 2025 13 nights Fly Cruise Flights Included Barcelona

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Itinerary: Barcelona, Spain - Valletta, Malta - Rhodes - Ephesus (Kusadasi) - Istanbul, Turkey - Mitilini (Lesbos) - Athens, Greece
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(full fare £6,999) Outside from £4,999pp

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What to see in Valletta

Valletta, Malta's capital, is a captivating Mediterranean gem. Its UNESCO-listed cityscape, a fusion of Baroque and Renaissance architecture, reflects centuries of history. Explore its charming streets, visit St. John's Co-Cathedral and savour Mediterranean delights. Valletta's timeless beauty and cultural richness make it a must-visit destination.

One of the highlights of this UNESCO World Heritage Site is the Casa Rocca Piccola, a sixteenth-century palace. Originally built for Don Pietro la Rocca (a Knight of Malta), the palace is now the ancestral home of the 9th Marquis de Piro and his family. The Marquis himself often gives guided tours of this living museum. Wander through its fifty rooms, including the stylish Four Poster Bedroom, the Art Nouveau Summer Dining Room and the fascinating Archive Room.

Built between 1573 and 1578, St John’s Co-Cathedral is thought to be one of the world’s finest examples of High Baroque architecture. On display within this ornate building is The Beheading of John the Baptist, the only signed work and largest painting by Caravaggio. Equally impressive is the building’s lavish interior, with its intricately carved stone walls, painted vaulted ceiling and marble floors.

Head to the terrace below the Upper Barrakka Gardens to see the Saluting Battery and the cannons that were once used to fire salutes to visiting naval vessels. The cannon is still fired daily and costumed tour guides will enthusiastically explain how the cannon is loaded and fired. The Upper Barraka Gardens themselves, meanwhile, offer one of the best views in Malta. From this sixteenth-century garden, you’ll enjoy magnificent views of Valletta’s Grand Harbour and out across to the old towns of Senglea and Vittoriosa.

With the island covering a mere 95 square miles in total, you’re never too far from Malta’s many other delightful destinations. The closest of these is Vittoriosa, located on the south side of Valletta’s Grand Harbour and accessible by boat. Originally called Birgu, the city was re-named to commemorate the victory over the Turks in the Great Siege of Malta in 1565 (‘vittoriosa’ is the Italian word for ‘victorious’). Even older than Valletta itself, highlights of this beautiful city include the Church of St Lawrence, the Maritime Museum and Fort St Angelo.


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