Ultimate Sicily & Malta
A unique cultural and culinary tour. Stay in stunning boutique hotels and dive straight into thrilling explorations of Sicily and the beautiful island of Malta. Take in the key historical sites and Roman villas before exploring the fascinating Maltese cities of Valletta and Mdina. And you can expect stunning local cuisine at every turn.
Journey highlights
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Delve into the finest bespoke tours of stunning Melilli gardens, ancient Catania, and the fascinating Villa del Tellaro in Southeast Sicily
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Be blown away by the abundance of Roman cultural gems in a unique walking tour of Ragusa
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Lose yourself in boutique luxury hotels, with stunning views and Michelin fine dining
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Embrace the fascinating and rich history of Valletta, with exclusive private tour of the Upper Fort St Angelo and St Johns Co-Cathedral with a private Caravaggio viewing
- Ultimate itinerary:A harmonious blend of authenticity and superlative luxury, our Ultimate Journeys are designed for the discerning traveller, providing unparalleled insider access and exclusive luxury private experiences
Our tailor made journeys include:
When to visit
Sicily enjoys a blissful Mediterranean climate, with mild winters and warm springs and autumns. Even February, the coolest month, has average temperatures of 13°C, which means that any time of year is suitable.
If you want to go sightseeing around the island’s legendary historic and natural sites, October–November and March–June are reliably warm, with temperatures ranging from 15°C to 26°C. July and August are blessed with glorious sunshine, and average temperatures of around 28°C. Whatever the season, Verdura’s beach will never get crowded.
Malta enjoys a glorious Mediterranean climate, with mild winters, warm spring and autumns with hotter summer months. Even February, the coolest month, has average temperatures of 13°C, which means that any time of year is suitable.
Malta is an exciting island to visit any time of year, with October–November and March–June being reliably warm with most attractions being open all year round, with temperatures ranging from 15°C to 26°C. July and August are hotter with plenty of sunshine, and average temperatures of around 28°C. May to September are fantastic months to visit Malta as the local festas ramp up and there is plenty to see and do throughout Valletta, Gozo and the surrounding villages.