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A majestically beautiful island that rises from the midst of the Med in a symphony of rock and Greek, Roman and medieval ruins, Malta is not to be missed. Get a local tourHQ guide to show you around.
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John Neville Ebejer – known as Neville. 57 years old married with four children from a ...
I love guiding and have a passion for meeting new people and showing them around our ...
"Merhba" the Maltese word for "Welcome". My name is Mirabel and I have been working as a tourist ...
Holds a Masters Degree in Theatre Arts.
I am a professional tourist guide for the Spanish and English speaking public since 2005 and will ...
My name is Amy Pace, and I am a Maltese national, an accredited licensed tour guide since ...
I have worked with the national airline in customer care for 38 years and also I have worked as a ...
Hi, my name is Karina - I am Russian-born, maltese national- live in Malta for 30 years and work as ...
Call me boring, call me interesting, but I am not average. Barbara Streisand said: "call me ...
I have always wanted to be a guide! I just love meeting people and taking them around in our ...
I am a freelance tourist guide and I can offer tailor made tours according to your desire. I also ...
I consider myself being a mature, energetic and positive individual who loves adventure. I have an ...
Hello,My name is Alyona and I am a tourist guide in Malta.I have lived in Malta for more ...
Don’t let the fact that Malta is one of the world’s smallest countries put you off, because there are plenty of surprises packed into this unassuming outcrop of rock in the central Mediterranean Sea.
For one, its history is a story of nearly 8,000 years, ranging back to the arrival of tribal groups from Sicily in the 5th millennium BC and incorporating a veritable range of cultural influences, from the ancient Phoenicians to the North African Muslim Moors. Consequently, today Malta boasts a wealth of prehistoric sites like no other Island in the region, and guests should be sure not to miss the subterranean sepulchre at Hal Saflieni Hypogeum, or the sprawling remnants of World War II forts that dot the cliffs around the coast.
But it’s not all about looking back in time here, and today’s Malta tour guides are quick to direct visitors to the beautiful baroque capital of Valletta, where shiny new government complexes rub shoulders with elaborate churches from the 17th century.
What’s more, the caves and coves of Malta’s coast are famed for their wild appearance and rugged character, making them a real haven for divers and shore swimmers after something a little different from the typical seaside destinations on the Med.
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