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Valletta Harbor Cruise

With a harbor cruise you get a beautiful insight into the capital of Malta, Valletta, with its enormous fortifications as well as the hidden angles and heavenly shores of the harbor. During the harbor cruise a guide explains the history and different parts of the harbor and the buildings around.
The cruise takes between 1.30 hours and 2.30 hours. It starts and ends in Sliema. One can find many stalls on the promenade selling cruises to the tourists. But you also can book it in every travel agency on the island.
The price for the cruise is normally €17 for adults and €11 for children under 12 years.
*Prices may vary and should only give an indication of the price level
Description of the harbor cruise: All the 9 bays of the two natural harbors - Grand Harbor and Marsamxetto - are toured to. Astonishing are the huge fortifications which were the only protection against intruders in the past. A highlight are the ‘three cities‘: Vittoriosa, Senglea and Cospicua.
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