11 Malta Tuk Tuk Tours Worth Flying For

1.Gozo All Inclusive Chauffeured Tuk Tuk Day Tour – Blue Lagoon

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 1,625 reviews · 7 hours (approx.) · from $102 per person Our pick

You cross from Malta to Gozo, then tour the island in a tuk-tuk with a multilingual driver-guide such as Joe, Michael, or Seif. Expect cliffs, Xlendi, the Citadel, salt pans, Dwejra, Ta’ Pinu, lunch with wine, and a Comino boat stop. Ggantija entry costs extra.

“We had an excellent day in Gozo and got to a lot around the island. Joe our driver was an excellent guide and was very informative about the local culture and history. The Comino tour at the end was brilliant as they took the tour into some of the caves which was an amazing experience. Although we got to stop at Blue Lagoon, there isn’t changing facilities on the boat so we opted not to go swimming. The tuktuk does also feel a bit cramped with 6 people but nonetheless we still had a great day!”

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2.Malta: Gozo Full-Day Tuk-Tuk Tour and Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 734 reviews · 7 hours · from $100 per person

Spend seven hours exploring Gozo in a forward-facing tuk-tuk with a multilingual local driver such as Joe, Stephen, Lisa, or Michael. Visit churches, cliffs, salt pans, bays, and the Cittadella, then enjoy a traditional lunch with wine. A boat trip past Comino’s Blue Lagoon, Crystal Lagoon, and a cave adds a fine finish, weather permitting.

“We had a great day with our guide Ronald. Very informative, very knowledgeable, very funny. Thank you.”

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3.Private Chauffeured Tuk Tuk or Jeep Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 235 reviews · 1 to 6 hours (approx.) · from $291 per tuk tuk · seats 5 Top rated

Explore Gozo privately from Mgarr Harbour in a chauffeur-driven tuk-tuk or UTV Jeep. Your English-speaking driver shapes the day around your interests, from churches and island history to beaches, food, scenic viewpoints, and quiet country roads. Six hours gives you time for major sights and a relaxed lunch stop.

“Joe was wonderful, knowledgeable, accommodating and fun. He insured that we made the very most of our day by sequencing the things wife wanted to see with those things he recommended.”

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4.Malta: Tuk Tuk Tour around Rabat, Dingli and Mdina

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 89 reviews · 1.5 hours · from $40 per person

Ride with local guide Nicky in a small tuk tuk through Rabat, Mtarfa and the countryside near Mdina, then pause at Dingli Cliffs for wide sea views. The 90-minute tour includes English commentary, photo stops and a small Maltese tasting, often coffee with pastries or biscuits. Mdina’s narrow streets are not included.

“The tour was brilliant! our guide was a gentleman and very knowledgeable on everywhere we went, he showed us some lovely views and took some great pictures of us too :)”

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5.Sunset Tuk Tuk Tour in Gozo & Blue Lagoon (Comino)

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 39 reviews · 5 hours · from $100 per person

You’ll cruise past Comino’s caves, swim near the Blue Lagoon, then explore Gozo by tuk tuk with a local guide such as Xavier, Youcef, or Hermes. Stops include Sanap Cliffs, Xlendi, Dwejra, Ta’ Pinu, Wied il-Ghasri, and the salt pans, followed by a light traditional dinner. Bring swimwear and expect a full, fast-moving five hours.

“there were lots of interesting places to see. The boat trip looking at the sea caves was great. Would have been helpful to know the swimming was just off the back of the boat, not from the shore, and there was only one toilet so limited opportunities to get changed. The tuk tuk tour was excellent and our guide Xavier had a real love for his home, showing us lots of local places”

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6.6-Hour Tuk Tuk Tour with Private Chauffeur

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 25 reviews · 6 hours · from $294 per tuk tuk · seats 6

Start at Mgarr Harbour and explore Gozo by private tuk tuk or eJeep for up to six hours. Your English-speaking chauffeur, such as Joe, Michael, Lisa, or Stephen, helps shape the route around your interests. Visit Ggantija, the Citadel, Xlendi, Dwejra, salt pans, bays, and quiet viewpoints at your own pace.

“Lisa nuestra chofer guia ha sido super amable y simpàtica. Conoce todos los rincones de la isla y en ningun momento nos ha metido prosa para nada. Hemos disfrutado muchisimo y Lisa nos ha explicado super bien. Muyyy recomendable”

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7.From Malta: Gozo TukTuk Tour with Comino Mini Cruise

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 15 reviews · 7 to 8 hours (approx.) · from $102 per person

Ride across Gozo in a six-seat tuk-tuk with a local driver, stopping at Sanap Cliffs, Xlendi, the Citadel, Ġgantija, Dwejra, Ta’ Pinu, salt pans and Marsalforn. A private boat crossing, light lunch, and Comino cruise with a seasonal swim stop are included. Sea conditions can change the plan.

“The tour was a lot of fun and allowed our family to see all of the best sites of Gozo. Our favorite activities were the cave boat rides, the fortress visit, the salt pan stop, the stunning cliff views, and the delicious lunch and wine sampling of local favorites. The tour guides were enthusiastic and fun and showed us some of the locally grown fennel, prickly pears and other interesting things. The end of the tour included a swim in the Blue Lagoon which was amazing. I would highly recommend this tour.”

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8.Christmas Tuk Tuk or Jeep tour in Gozo inc. Dinner

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 14 reviews · 6 hours (approx.) · from $95 per person

Travel from Malta to Gozo by tuk tuk or Jeep for a festive afternoon and evening. You’ll visit Bethlehem f’Għajnsielem, Christmas stalls at Villa Rundle, and the illuminated Citadel, with local drivers, dinner, ferry transfers, mulled wine, and a small Christmas gift included.

“We got to go on the most narrow and remote streets with the tuk tuk, which was electric by the way, and the guide was super nice and provided us with many info, useful tips and nice stories!”

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9.Discover Malta by Tuk Tuk Mdina Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 13 reviews · 1 hour 30 minutes (approx.) · from $39 per person Best value

Ride an open tuk-tuk around Rabat and Mdina’s surrounding sights with an English audio guide and a local driver such as Nicky or Nicholas. You’ll see Roman ruins, Mdina Gate, Dingli Cliffs, Buskett Gardens, and the old railway station, with Maltese coffee and a sweet included. Mdina’s inner streets are not part of the route.

“What a great way to see the area around Rabat. Our guide Nicky was knowledgeable and took us to some lovely places off the beaten track that we would never have found ourselves. Highly recommended 5 star trip.”

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10.Malta: Tuk Tuk Half Day Tour with Hotel Pick up

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 4 reviews · 4 hours · from $106 per person

Ride through Malta with a local English-speaking driver in a tuk-tuk limited to four people. Visit Mdina, Rabat, Dingli Cliffs, Buskett Gardens, Hagar Qim, Mnajdra, and Blue Grotto, with a Maltese ftira lunch, coffee, sweets, and temple entry included.

“Amazing! Nick was a fabulous guide and we saw such beautiful scenery along the way. If you visit the Medina then be sure to check out the views and cakes at “Fontanella”. If you like history then the Neolithic temple was mind blowing -3000 BC.”

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11.From Malta: Gozo Tuk-Tuk Tour with Comino Mini Cruise

★★★★★★★★★★3.8 · 4 reviews · 7h 30m · from $100 per person

Spend about 7.5 hours touring Gozo in a forward-facing tuk-tuk with a multilingual driver, visiting cliffs, salt pans, the Citadel, and Ġgantija. A light lunch, private boat crossings, and a Comino cruise with a possible swim stop are included. Herman is one driver praised for making the ride personal and fun.

“We had a great tour guide, he was extremely knowledgeable and personable. We felt a little rushed at some sights, but perhaps understandable considering how much we saw. The meal was terrible, we were offered 2 platters of appetizers for our table of 6, but no side plates or serving spoons were provided. I had to put my selections on a napkin, and then didn’t have a napkin to use. The lasagna was very strange and gave me an upset stomach. The main complaint we had is when we were leaving the remainder of our tour, viewing the sea caves and Camino was cancelled, but nobody told us anything and…”

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