Malta · CYCLING TOURS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 10 cycling tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Ride Gozo’s country and coastal trails with guides such as Dave, Saif, Mahmoud, or Mayron, stopping at Dwejra, Xlendi, the Salt Pans, and Sannap Cliffs. After a traditional lunch, take a private boat past Comino’s caves, with a summer swim at the Blue Lagoon when weather allows.
“Nice guide, good quality quads , lovely tour with good guiding , typical Gozo lunch , nice souvenirs”
You’ll travel from Malta to Gozo by boat, then ride a high-power quad through cliffs, bays, salt pans, villages, and country lanes with guides such as Chris, Christian, Emilio, and Seif. Lunch, transport, helmets, fuel, and a Comino boat trip to the Blue Lagoon are included.
“Absolutely perfect from the pick up transfer and the activity was amazing great sites great tour guide can’t wait go back again with my family”
You drive a two-seater quad through Mellieħa with guides such as Rowen, Neil, and Don leading the way. Expect road and off-road riding, coastal views, historic stops, photo breaks, and a summer swim stop when weather allows. Hotel transfers, fuel, helmets, and insurance are included.
“A fantastic morning’s activity and an amazing way to see parts of Malta the buses don’t get to. Our guides were lovely and very experienced, making sure the roads were safe to cross at all times. The off-road sections were fun too. We had the opportunity to stop and look round the Red Tower and have a light lunch at a lovely cafe at a secluded beach. Would highly recommend this activity and feel it was well worth the money.”
Spend five to six hours riding a quad bike through Malta with guide Peter. After a practice run, you’ll visit Mdina, Buskett Gardens, Dingli Cliffs, Migra l-Ferha, and Golden Bay for a swim. Small groups, back roads, local stories, and drone recordings make this more than a standard sightseeing ride.
“What a great day out! Our host, Peter was so friendly. I don't usually like tours/groups of people but Peter absolutely made this trip. There were only 3 bikes, so 6 people in total. Some of us had never ridden a quad bike before, he took his time and showed all of us, with lots of patience. Great sense of humor too. He took us to Mdina which was a lovely little place, definitely worth a visit. Dingli cliffs was my favourite stop. He took us away from the touristy spots and kept the main roads to a minimum. Anyone nervous of trying out a quad bike, go with this…”
Spend four hours riding a quad through northern Malta with an English-speaking guide, stopping at Selmun, Fort Campbell, Popeye Village viewpoints, the Red Tower, and Armier Bay. Pickup, helmets, safety briefing, and a weather-permitting swim stop are included. Drivers must be 21 or older.
“I loved the beautiful scenery we were able to see. It is not your ordinary tour…much more fun.”
Ride across Gozo in a small group of up to seven, using an e-bike to reach Ta' Pinu, Wied il-Mielah Window, and the Xwejni Salt Pans. Guides such as Kevin, Steve, Derek, and Simon add local stories, route help, and occasional food or swim stops. The tour lasts about three to four hours.
“A big loop around north Gozo made fun with the comfy e-bikes and Kevin’s company and commentary. I would recommend this tour to anyone young of heart of any age.”
Follow an English-speaking tour leader on a two-person quad bike through Mellieħa. Stop at Fort Campbell, Popeye Village Viewpoint, the Red Tower, Armier Bay, and a tiny coastal chapel, with hotel transfers, fuel, helmets, and insurance included.
“The pick up was 30 minutes late and when I questioned where he was-they said we weren't at our pick up location. We were exactly where they said to meet the driver. The tour was mostly through busy streets very dangerous with 10 atv's in our group.. My husband was intentionally hit by a passing car. I honked and motioned for them to stop. The two guides didn't and said later they didn't hear anything. There was no emergency protocol. We have done atv tours all over the world and we found this to be the most dangerous because of traffic and drivers being angry we were in the way.…”
Ride a quad bike across northern Malta with a live guide, hotel pickup, and stops at Selmun Palace, Popeye Village, the Red Tower, Mellieha Bay, and Armier Bay. You may swim twice if weather allows. Shared quads are available, and groups are limited to eight.
“Fun way to explore the island - great tour guides, friendly and helpful. Would highly recommend. Thank you”
Drive a quad across Malta with an English-speaking guide and up to five other participants. The route links Top of the World, Mistra Bay, Popeye Village, Rabat, Mdina, and Dingli Cliffs, with time for swimming, snacks, and views. Fuel, helmets, and guidance are included.
“Personalized quad tour according to your preferences and personal super nice and professional”
Drive a quad bike across Malta with an English-speaking guide, stopping at Popeye Village, Golden Bay, Mdina, Buskett Gardens, Dingli Cliffs, and Blue Grotto. Tanya may guide your private group, with time for swimming, photos, walks, and scenic roads. Bring a license, swimwear, towel, water, and sunscreen.
“Nice trip, only downside was no communication with the guide. This trip allows you to quickly visit the whole island.”
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