WALKS
Every walk, one place
Each walk is a real route with a real trailhead. Walk one three times and you have mastered it, you can lead it without a map.
30 walks
Baħrija Walk
Fiddien, Rabat (Malta)
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.
Comino
Comino Walk
Bejn il-Kmiemen (Blue Lagoon)
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.
Daħlet Qorrot Walk
In-Nadur
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.
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
Dingli Cliffs
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.
Dwejra Walk
Victoria (It-Tokk, Independence Square)
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.
Girgenti Walk
Entrance to Buskett woodland, outskirts of Dingli
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.
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
Qrendi
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.