Malta: Footsteps of St. Paul and Mdina, Private Tour｜Malta

After the pickup from your hotel or cruise ship, our tour will take you to the shipwreck's location in St. Paul's Bay and follow the St. Paul's path. According to legend, St. Paul built a bonfire on the spot where the Church of the Bonfire is now. We will stop at different places along the road, including the place where it is supposed that Publius, the Roman Governor, welcomed St. Paul to his country residence in Burmarrad. The location is known as San Pawl Milqi (meaning "St. Paul Welcomed").
We continue the tour in the direction of Rabat. We'll visit the grotto where Paul lived for three months in Rabat town, now known as St. Paul's Grotto. What you can see in the grotto is a statue of St Paul which was donated by Grandmaster Pinto in 1748. In the grotto you can also see a silver vessel which was executed in 1960 for the 1,900-year anniversary of the shipwreck of St Paul in Malta.
Following a short break for a coffee and a taste of the local Maltese pastries Pastizzi, we'll tour the historic city of Mdina. On a plateau in the middle of the island, Mdina was constructed. The majestic bastion walls, cathedral, and historic baroque structures of the city dominate the rural skyline. We'll take a comprehensive city tour that includes a visit to the stunning Mdina Cathedral. The site of the church is believed to have been the home of Roman governor Publius.

Our tour comes to an end at this point, and we travel either to your cruise or hotel.