Things to do in

Zejtun

Known in Maltese as 'Il-Gimgha l-Kbira', or 'the most important Friday of the year', Good Friday is a day of community mourning. In the afternoons, the main towns and villages of the country are transformed into open-air theatres that celebrate the cycle of suffering, death and resurrection. Join thousands of Maltese locals as they watch life-size statues depicting the Passion of Christ, followed by participants dressed up in costumes re-enacting scenes from the Old Testament, from your very own seat at the procession. Accompanied by a local guide and comfortably transferred in an air-conditioned coach, this tour is perfect for those looking to partake in the Good Friday ceremony in an organized way.

Easter in Malta is very popular due to the Christian dominance of the island. Families unite for lunch and give out Easter presents. In the morning processions with the statue of Risen Jesus are held in various localities including Zejtun. Here you can enjoy the procession starting at 10 AM. Later on, you will visit the parish church dedicated to St. Catherine. Then, go to the local Bocci Club where you will taste the famous Figolli, filled with almonds and then coated with icing sugar and decorated with colors. A drink of tea or coffee is included. Return back to your hotel at midday.

Tour through a typical Maltese village, and past the Dingli Cliffs that protected the village of Dingli from pirates. You will also encounter the Magdalena Chapel, which has been standing since 1646. Later. glide past the Verdala Palace, the Clapham Junction cart routes, and the Great Cave. Discover 3 of Malta's top attractions on this half/full day tour. You can enjoy a guided visit to the famous Church of St. Mary in Mosta, browse local handicrafts in the village of Ta' Qali, and explore the ancient city of Mdina. Activities in Malta include fishing excursions, photography tours, a harbor cruise, the chance to walk in ancient ruins, and much more. Malta has something for all tastes!