Arrive in Valletta where your private chauffer will transfer you to the yacht berthed in Grand Harbour Marina. Step on board settle into your home for the next 7 memorable days.

The first day in this unique destination, one of Europe’s oldest cities, will be dedicated to exploring the capital. Take your time to visit the citadel or enjoy an opportunity to do some shopping – most parts of the old town are car-free and pedestrian only zones. A very exciting and traditional way to discover the sights of Valetta is by horse carriage.

Once you have visited the current capital, travel further inland to take a walk around the ancient capital Mdina. The ancient fortress is testimony to Malta’s long and interesting history and the views from its walls are breath-taking.

Begin the day with an early breakfast on the sun deck before you head ashore to Marsaxlokk. Take a stroll through this beautiful fishing village and perhaps even pick up some fresh seafood for your lunch. This bay is also a commercial shipping port, therefore swimming is not recommended, but you have plenty of other choices to spend your time. For example, explore the remains of the megalithic tombs which can be found on the hills above Marsaxlokk.

If you wish to have a swim and cool off in refreshing water, the Blue Grotto and Wied Iz-Zurrieq offer you all you need and more. Time your arrival at the sequence of caves that make up the Blue Grotto at around 1pm. At this hour, some of the caverns mirror the bright colours of the sea while others glow in a deep, fascinating blue. Enjoy a tour of the caves by kayaking in this spectacular place.

The afternoon invites you for a swim by the beach at Golden Bay. When weather conditions are good, drop anchor here or in Gnejna, a sheltered cove surrounded by clay and limestone cliffs. Enjoy cocktails and dinner on the aft deck while watching the locals sail out for night fishing, illuminating the bay with their lights dancing on the surface of the dark sea.

Today is all about exploring the remote island of Gozo. Eat breakfast on board the Marina of Mgarr. Head inland to the beautiful countryside with its many churches, megalithic monuments and historic forts, evidence of 6000 years of civilization.

Victoria (also known as Rabat) is the only proper town among the otherwise small villages, mostly home to visitors who chose this to be their second home during the summer season. Gozo is known as a glimpse back in time when Malta still represented the traditional way of life, far away from modernisation and insatiable development.

Discover every corner of this serene place and find yourself in a cozy restaurant serving local specialties to enjoy your lunch. Take your time before you head back to the yacht in the late afternoon for a bit of sunbathing and a relaxation time on deck while your crew supplies you with refreshing drinks and hors d’oeuvres.

Depending on weather conditions, you will have spent the night in one of the bays on the Maltese North coast. Wake up to a fresh breakfast and head ashore to explore either Mellieha with its sandy beach that invites sun worshippers or the beautiful anchorage spot of Selmun as well as the famous St. Paul’s Bay that is said to be the place where St. Paul got shipwrecked on the way to his trial in Rome.

The day well spent, head back to Valletta, the lively heart of Malta and perhaps ashore for more shopping and a delicious local dinner at one of the inviting restaurants.