Malta,
on foot

Baħrija Walk

This walk starts and ends in Fiddien, Rabat (Malta), and offers countryside views of fertile valleys surrounded by hills. The itinerary passes through dry-farmed land as well as maquis. Beyond the hamlet of Baħrija, a detour takes you to Miġra l-Ferħa where, legend has it, the Normans under Count Roger of Sicily landed in the 11th Century to bring an end to Arab rule in Malta. The walk meanders along coastal cliffs offering stunning views and a glimpse of the islet of Filfla. Mtaħleb's chapel, built during the mid-17th Century, stands high above the terraced fields and overlooks the fertile valley.

Moderate · 9.9 km · 5 stops

Comino

Comino Walk

Kemmuna (Comino), a protected area of about 3km2, is part of Għajnsielem Gozo. Once a hideout for corsairs, it is now a natural sanctuary. Only two people live there permanently. The popular circular walking route starts and ends at the beautiful Blue Lagoon, offering exploration of the island's cliffs, coast, and historic landmarks.

Easy · 7 km · 14 stops

Daħlet Qorrot Walk

Take a delightful circular walk starting and ending in In-Nadur. Enjoy views of Ta' Sopu Watchtower and the lovely landscapes along the way. Discover Mistra Rocks and the gorgeous Daħlet Qorrot bay. Explore the village of Il-Qala and the stunning views it enjoys of Comino and Malta. This is a great walk if you wish to appreciate the island's landscape, rural way of life, and other curiosities.

Moderate · 10 km · 13 stops

Dingli Cliffs — Ġebel Ċiantar Window — Il-Fawwara

The highest point on the island. Dingli cliffs offers stunning views on the west side of Malta. A window frames the landscape with stunning sunsets.

Dingli, Fawwara, Wied iż-Żurrieq Walk

This walk starts at Dingli Cliffs and ends at Wied iż-Żurrieq (just outside Qrendi). The route meanders past Wardija ta' San Ġorġ, followed by Fawwara, the Ħaġar Qim and Mnajdra Temples, and ending at Wied iż-Żurrieq, from where you can take a boat ride to the renowned Blue Grotto, or enjoy a traditional meal in one of the many local restaurants nearby.

Challenging · 11.2 km · 7 stops

Dwejra Walk

Starting and ending at Victoria this walk takes you to the westernmost coast of Gozo to the scenic Dwejra Heritage Park, a haven for geology and ecology enthusiasts or simply anyone enjoying natural views.

Challenging · 13 km · 19 stops

Girgenti Walk

This walk starts at the entrance to the woodland area of Buskett on the outskirts of Dingli, and ends in Siġġiewi's main square, from where you can take a bus back to your hotel. This itinerary takes you along prehistoric cart ruts, past Għar il-Kbir, the 18th Century Inquisitor's Palace at Girgenti and Providenza Chapel. Along the way, you will see the Laferla Cross. The Lunzjata promontory tends to be a favourite spot for local and foreign ramblers seeking a visual vantage point. The walk ends at the village of Siġġiewi, with its numerous chapels and imposing parish church.

Moderate · 7.7 km · 8 stops

Golden Bay & Majjistral Nature Park

Featuring diverse ecosystems, coastal cliffs, and trails. A haven for nature lovers and history buffs with its rich biodiversity and historical significance.

Gozo: Dwejra, Xlendi

From Dwejra's geological wonders, to Xlendi's coastal charm this journey offers a visually stunning experience with captivating cliff sides & natural formations.

Gozo: Xagħra

A charming village known for its ancient Ġgantija Temples, scenic landscapes, and serene ambiance, offering a glimpse into Malta's rich history and natural beauty.

Ħal Millieri Walk

This walk spans three villages located in the Southwest of the Island. Starting from the picturesque village of Qrendi, famous for its prehistoric monuments, you will pass through the neighbouring village of Mqabba, with its traditional core and rural lifestyle. Passing by the Tal-Mentna catacombs you will come across the ancient hamlet of Ħal-Millieri, where you will find two small churches, one of which boasts unique medieval frescoes. Upon reaching Żurrieq, you can visit the Xarolla windmill and adjoining catacombs. The walk ends in Żurrieq's village square, where you can visit the parish church, which houses works of art by Mattia Preti.

Easy · 5.6 km · 7 stops

Ħaż-Żebbuġ Heritage Trail

The Ħaż-Żebbuġ Heritage Trail presents a guided exploration of the historical and cultural fabric of one of Malta's largest cities. From its ancient origins to its modern-day vibrancy, visitors will uncover archaeological treasures, architectural wonders, and religious landmarks, while also delving into the lives of national luminaries born in Ħaż-Żebbuġ. The village boasts an exceptional religious heritage, with numerous quaint churches scattered throughout the area, complemented by public displays of religious devotion in the street shrines. Ħaż-Żebbuġ is the birthplace of Mikiel Anton Vassalli, father of the Maltese language; Mgr Francesco Saverio Caruana, a leader during the 1798 uprising against French Republican troops and future Bishop of Malta; Dun Mikiel Xerri, of the Maltese resistance against the French; Dun Karm Psaila, composer of the Maltese national anthem; and the painter Lazzaro Pisani.

Easy · 24 stops

Ħondoq ir-Rummien Walk

Explore a scenic circular route from L-Imġarr Harbour through Il-Qala, In-Nadur, and Għajnsielem, with a stop at Ħondoq ir-Rummien bay. Enjoy stunning views of Comino and the Malta-Gozo Channel. While the walk features some uphill and downhill sections, it mainly follows established paths, making it quite straightforward.

Moderate · 10 km · 15 stops

Ix-Xagħra Heritage Trail

Xagħra boasts one of the world's oldest free-standing structures, the Ġgantija Temples, alongside the legendary Calypso Cave. This stroll guides you through these renowned sites and other significant spots in this Gozitan village. From the vibrant piazza and village church to the charming 18th-century windmill, this guide promises a delightful, leisurely walk.

Easy · 14 stops

Popeye Village, Golden Bay

A blend of film nostalgia, coastal exploration, and beach relaxation. The views shift to golden cliffs. A striking contrast with the rugged coastline of Golden Bay.

Ramla Walk

Take on this captivating walk from Marsalforn Bay to Ramla Bay, passing through ix-Xagħra. Witness the Marsalforn valley, which would be especially full of life after the island gets its first rain. Explore Xagħra's historical treasures, including Ta' Kola Windmill and Ġgantija Temples. Follow the beautiful countryside path to reach Ramla Bay, a Natura 2000 site adorned with red sands, Roman remnants, and ecological wonders.

Moderate · 8 km · 14 stops

Red Tower, Paradise Bay

Unveiling splendid coastal views. Mellieħa's plateau reveals rugged cliffs and hidden coves. Paradise Bay welcomes with a pristine beach & turquoise waters.

Saltpans Walk

Go on a scenic circular route starting and ending in Victoria, Gozo's main town. Walk through the stunning Sara valley, visit Gozo's oldest basilica, and meander through Wied il-Għasri before reaching the ancient Salt Pans. Stroll along Xwejni and Qbajjar Bays where you can enjoy picturesque vistas of the sea on one side and the Gozitan countryside on the other. This route is a good opportunity to see the island's flora and fauna.

Challenging · 12 km · 11 stops

Selmun, Xemxija Trail, Golden Bay

Prehistoric standing stones, Roman ruins & a millennia-old temple. A haven for nature lovers & history buffs with its rich biodiversity & historical significance.

Ta' Ġurdan Walk

A circular walk that begins and ends at Għarb's village square and takes you to some of the island's most important landmarks including Ta' Ġurdan Lighthouse and Ta' Pinu Sanctuary. Enjoy coastal views leading to Wied il-Mielaħ valley. Experience panoramic vistas from Ta' Ġurdan Hill and explore Wied il-Għasri valley. Admire Ta' Ġurdan Lighthouse before reaching Ta' Pinu Sanctuary, then return to the village square through fields behind the sanctuary.

Moderate · 10 km · 15 stops

Tal-Maqluba Walk

This walk opens up the opportunity to explore the villages of Qrendi and Siġġiewi, with their typical narrow, winding streets, as well as the surrounding countryside. Take in the fascinating beauty of the various wayside chapels which are typical of rural Malta. Each of these is dedicated to a particular saint and though they appear unassuming, they performed an important role for the rural communities who frequented them. Walking along the countryside lanes gives you the opportunity to appreciate the care and intensive work that local farmers put into their fields. You can also observe the rubble walls that divide our fields into the typical small plots that characterise Maltese agriculture.

Easy · 6 km · 3 stops

Tas-Silġ Walk

This walk starts at Marsaskala and ends in Marsaxlokk, and you can choose one of two paths to follow, both of which are interesting culturally and naturally. It is a challenging and rewarding itinerary that will take you to two fishing villages and beautiful seascapes while admiring the military architecture and exploring archaeological remains. The walk passes by the important archaeological site of Tas-Silġ, the Marsaskala saltpans, Fort Delimara, St. Paul's Battery, Xrobb l-Għaġin, Munxar and St. Thomas Bay, among others.

Moderate · 6.76 km · 9 stops

The British Military Walk

This route takes explorers through Mdina, Rabat and Mtarfa, offering a blend of historical, architectural and natural wonders. Starting near the ancient Domus Romana, the route winds through the mediaeval heart of Mdina, Rabat's centre, and the historic sites of Mtarfa before returning to Rabat. Ideal both as a walk or a bike ride, the journey unveils remnants from the British period, mediaeval gates, and architectural gems.

Moderate · 24 stops

The Three Villages Walk

Begin in Attard, where lush greenery and meticulously maintained gardens welcome you. Explore San Anton Palace and Gardens, steeped in 17th-century heritage and now the residence of Malta's President. Venture to Lija for opulent baroque architecture and grand palazzos, including Villa Francia, an 18th-century mansion now the official residence of Malta's Prime Minister. Continue to Balzan and wind through narrow cobblestone streets lined with townhouses with vibrant balconies and ornate doorways.

Easy · 5 stops

Valletta Commonwealth Walkway

The Valletta Commonwealth Walkway was inaugurated by HM Queen Elizabeth II on the 28th of November to mark the beginning of a walk linking significant sites of heritage and culture in the city. It was launched during the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting held in Malta in 2015. The pathway is adorned with 20 bronze markers featuring The Queen's cypher - EIIR - and explained through a complimentary app to direct individuals along the route and emphasize notable landmarks. The Valletta Commonwealth Walkway is part of a network of walkways in 100 cities across all 71 Commonwealth nations and territories.

Easy · 20 stops

Watch Towers Walk

This walk starts and ends at Għadira Bay. Setting off from close to the Għadira Nature Reserve, the walk reaches the top of Marfa Ridge just beneath the austere Red Tower. Offering breathtaking views to the sea on either side, the walk takes you through dry-farmed land, garigue, wooded areas and amazing cliffs. Before arriving at the White Tower, a short detour reveals a spectacular geological formation. Along the shoreline, the walk passes by a number of fortified structures dating back to the time of the Knights of St. John, and others built during World War II. The walk turns uphill again towards Paradise Bay. The route eventually makes its way past the Red Tower and the Għadira Nature Reserve, and back to the starting point.

Challenging · 14.45 km · 6 stops

Wied il-Għasel — Mosta Valley

A short yet stunning walk. The Mosta Valley features lush landscapes and tranquility, offering a peaceful escape. Nearby is Mosta's iconic Rotunda.

Windmills Walk

This walk starts and ends at Żurrieq's village square, passing through the rural villages of Żurrieq and Safi and the surrounding countryside. The itinerary explores important sites found in these villages, such as the Ta' Marmara, Tas-Salib and Ta' Qaret Windmills, Ġibjun Gardens, the Wardija Watchtower, the Hamlet of Bubaqra, the Tal-Bakkari remains, Hlantun, Safi Parish Church and the Xarolla Windmill. In the proximity of the windmill, one can also admire the ancient Roman tombs which are thought to date as far back as 700 BC.

Moderate · 8.8 km · 12 stops

Xlendi Walk

From southeast to southwest this route takes you from L-Imġarr Harbour to Ix-Xlendi Bay taking in the lower lying coast at Xatt l-Aħmar to the fjord-like bay of Mġarr ix-Xini past its coastal Tower standing guard since the time of the Knights of St. John. The walk proceeds up to the higher grounds of the village of Ta' Sannat perched close to the edge of the majestic vertical cliffs of Ta' Ċenċ and Sanap, then winds inland through Munxar to Ix-Xlendi Bay.

Challenging · 12 km · 18 stops