MaltaPass Tourist Attractions Pass

If you have traveled to Malta and want to visit all the places you can visit in Malta with a single card, Malta Pass is at your service. We wanted to share information and features about the card, which is advantageous considering its accessibility to museums and ease of transportation.

Is it advantageous to get Malta Pass?

The Malta Pass offers free entry to many of the country’s museums. If you want to travel like crazy and explore everywhere, Malta Pass is a great choice. I don’t know what route you will take, but even just to use the buses and City Sightseeing Buses that go to all the tourist spots in the city is a good reason to buy a Malta Pass.

When you buy a Malta Pass, they give you a card. You can enter the temples of Hagar Qim, Mnajdra, Tarxien, museums such as Ta Kola Windmill, Ghar Dalam Cave, Malta Aviation Museum, National War Museum, St. Pauls Catacombs for free.

In the guide booklet, you can get information about dozens of museums that you can enter with the Malta Pass, you can learn the opening and closing times and original entrance fees.

How to use Malta Pass?

Let’s say that Malta Pass is not activated as soon as you get your card. If you use your card at the first museum you enter or on your first trip, you will have activated it. If you do not use your card, it will remain valid for 12 months. From the first point you use your card, your 24, 48 or 72-hour right starts.

Urban transportation with Malta Pass: Malta Pass is not valid for public transportation. You can buy tickets from bus drivers. And these tickets are for single use only.

If you are going on vacation for a few days and want to use public transportation frequently, there are more affordable Malta transportation cards for 7 days, 12 days, etc. You can get the details from the tourist information centers or you can get them from this address.

Malta Pass is also valid for City Sightseeing Hop on Hop Off buses. It is really fun to see the city in open top buses. These buses have three different routes in Malta.

• The northern route called the green road starts from Bugibba, passes through St. Julians and ends at Valletta Waterfront.
• The red route is the southern route of Malta. It starts from Valletta Waterfront and continues to Tarxien, Marsaxiokk, Blue Grotto, Hagar Qim Temples.
• The blue route starts from Valletta Waterfront and goes to San Anton Palace, Ta’Qali, Malta Aviation Museum, Mdina, Rabat, Mosta Dome.

You can use your City Sightseeing allowance either in Malta or on Gozo Island. It is not possible to use it in both and you can only use it for one day.

Where to buy a Malta Pass?

The Malta Pass is a great way to explore Malta’s sights and attractions. To purchase the pass, simply visit their website and select your preferred option from the various packages available.

Once you’ve decided on which package works best for you, click Buy Now to proceed with checkout. You can pay using major credit cards.

Upon successful payment, you will receive an email with confirmation details of your order. Once you receive your Malta Pass, start exploring everything this beautiful island has to offer.

How much does a Malta Pass cost?

Tourists have three different Malta Pass card options. The 1-day Malta Pass is valid for 24 hours. The 2-day Malta Pass is valid for 48 hours.

Likewise, the 3-day Malta Pass is valid for 72 hours. For example, if you start using your 1-day Malta Pass in the afternoon, it will expire the following day in the afternoon.

Prices and locations may have been updated since our visit, and new locations may have been added. Please make sure to go to the Malta Pass official web pages and check all the details before deciding to buy.