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Malta
Traveling to Malta
By Air
Tunisair Express is a regional airline based in Tunisia, offering short-haul flights within the Mediterranean region. The airline connects Tunisia with several destinations, including Malta, providing a quick and efficient travel option.
By Sea
Ferries operate between Pozzallo/Catania in Sicily and Valletta, Malta. Operators like Virtu Ferries provide regular services.
Local Transport
Buses
- Operator: Malta Public Transport (also known as Tallinja).
- Coverage: Extensive network covering major towns, cities, and tourist attractions.
- Tickets: Purchase single-journey tickets on the bus or get a Tallinja card for discounted rates and unlimited travel options.
Taxis
- Types: Traditional white taxis, eCabs, and ride-hailing services like Bolt.
- Availability: Readily available at the airport, major hotels, and popular tourist spots.
Car Rentals
- Agencies: Major car rental companies like Hertz, Avis, and Budget have offices in Malta.
- Requirements: Valid driving license and, for non-EU citizens, an International Driving Permit (IDP) may be required.
- Driving: Drive on the left side of the road. Be cautious in narrow streets and follow local traffic rules.
- Parking: Parking can be challenging in busy areas like Valletta and Sliema; look for designated parking zones.
Ferries and Water Taxis
- Ferry Routes: Operate between Valletta, Sliema, and the Three Cities, as well as to the islands of Gozo and Comino.
- Water Taxis: Available for short trips and scenic tours.