A single journey ticket is valid for two hours and costs €2 or €1.50 (winter/summer season). There’s a bus route that passes through some of the main streets inside and just outside Valletta.€2 for trips to/from parts outside the city centre for the first passenger.€1 for trips in the centre for the first passenger and €0.50 for additional passengers.The service operates from 7 am to 7 pm from Mon-Sat and 9 am to 4 pm on Sundays. 15 minutes’ notice) on +356 77 414 177 or hailed from the street. City Electric Cabs offer a quick trip service using small electrically-driven vehicles that can take you all across the city.If you’re not particularly keen or capable of walking for long stretches, these are a few things to know:
VALLETTA CAPITAL DRIVERS
The streets are also pretty narrow so drivers pass through at slow to moderate speed.
VALLETTA CAPITAL PLUS
Most streets are part of a very straightforward grid-based plan and most of the city is surrounded by the sea, plus it takes just 10 minutes to walk across the city from one side to the other.Īlthough cars do pass through most parts of the city there’s no real traffic and the core of the city is pedestrianised. It’s also pretty difficult to get lost in Valletta. Being relatively small, everything is located within walking distance so it’s perfectly doable to get around in Valletta on foot. Valletta is one of the few European capital cities where transport and getting around isn’t a big concern. You can find them at the start of the Birgu waterfront (Three Cities)
You can get on/of at Valletta Waterfront, Esplora Interactive Science Centre at Kalkara (fun outing for kids!) and Sliema Ferries, from where you can hop on to other boat tours (taking you to other parts of Malta and Gozo).
You can also enter Valletta by boat on three types of ferries: Alternatively, you can get a taxi (1-4 pax) for around €20 and a shared shuttle bus for around €14 for 2 adults (both one-way fares). The cheapest transfer from Malta airport to Valletta is by bus, with route X1 being in service from early morning until late evening, and tickets cost a few euros. Unlike most other capital cities, Valletta does not have its own airport. In fact, Malta as a whole only has one airport ( Malta International Airport), which is located just 8km away (20-minute drive) from Valletta. You can also get to Valletta using the iSeeMalta hop-on / hop-off buses, which stop at various places of interest outside of Valletta as well. Bus routes normally operate in both directions, with stops on opposite sides of streets.īus fares are between €1.50 and €2 for a single trip (winter/summer rates) and multi-day tickets are available if you’re also looking to do some exploring outside of Valletta.įor more information on bus routes, fares and timetables visit Hop-on-hop-off buses By far most bus routes operate to and from Valletta, being the main hub and terminus of public transport in Malta. The only mode of public transport in Malta is in the form of buses.
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