Get (Transport Malta)

The best way to travel in Malta is by boat and you really should not spend any time there without setting foot on a boat! There are loads of Malta boat trips to choose from too. Just don't do the one that takes you all the way around the island.

The transport system in Malta is small but extensive, and the islands' domestic system of public transport is reliant on buses and taxis, although there were both a railway and a tramway in the past.

One of the perks of Malta is that it's a pretty small island. This means that it's very easy to navigate. Malta is actually only 316 km² and Gozo is 67 km². So they're pretty easy to get around!

The public bus service on Malta and Gozo is a good way to get around as buses serve the major tourist areas, go practically everywhere and are inexpensive and efficient. You can downlaod a Route Map from here. Renting a car is a good option if you want to get to the farther reaches of the island.

The bus is the cheapest way to get around the island. Maltese buses are also the only means of public transport in Malta, there is no metro or tramway on the island. A standard bus ticket costs 1.5 euros, 2 euros in summer and 3 euros for the night bus.

Yes, 5 days is plenty of time to soak in the vibes of Malta. From its popular, instagram-worthy attractions to hidden gems, you can explore it all at your own pace. Even though there aren't many tourists who decide on a 5-day Maltese vacation, those who stay for 5 days or more are rewarded with an exciting getaway.

Read more about the process to obtain a driving licence. Holders of valid driving licences issued in any other EU Member State can also drive in Malta without the need to obtain any additional permits.

The bus is the cheapest way to get around the island. Maltese buses are also the only means of public transport in Malta, there is no metro or tramway on the island. A standard bus ticket costs 1.5 euros, 2 euros in summer and 3 euros for the night bus.