• Maqluba - Il-Maqluba is a striking natural sinkhole located in the village of Qrendi, created in 1343 when the ground unexpectedly gave way. According to Maltese folklore, this site was once a sinful village that was engulfed by the earth as a divine retribution, sparing only a virtuous woman.

Today, Il-Maqluba is both a geological marvel and a place steeped in legend, surrounded by protected Mediterranean flora and centuries of faith-inspired tales, making it one of Malta’s most fascinating rural landmarks.

• Qrendi - At the heart of Qrendi lies a serene, traditional village center that embodies genuine Maltese life. Anchored by its main parish church and quaint village square, the area is defined by narrow winding streets, limestone houses with wooden balconies, and a tranquil rural ambiance.

Unlike Malta’s busier towns, Qrendi maintains a strong sense of community and tradition, offering visitors a glimpse into everyday village life, local festivals, and the enduring charm of the southern Maltese countryside.

• Qrendi Water Reservoir - Palazzo Guarena is a graceful 18th-century noble residence overlooking the village center of Qrendi. Constructed by a notable Maltese family, the palazzo showcases the elegant architectural style of its era, with symmetrical façades, traditional limestone construction, and subtle Baroque influences.

Beyond its grand exterior, Palazzo Guarena serves as a reminder of Qrendi’s historical significance and the social prestige once held by rural Maltese nobility, enriching the village’s vibrant cultural heritage.

• Maqluba - Enjoy a tranquil coffee break beneath ancient carob trees, right next to one of our delightful rural chapels. Prepared and served by the guide, this simple pause becomes truly memorable — freshly brewed coffee savored in the shade of nature, accompanied by birdsong, history, and the timeless serenity of the Maltese countryside.
• Wied iz-Zurrieq - The valleys of Qrendi gently extend towards Malta’s dramatic southern coast, shaped by time and surrounded by terraced fields and natural Mediterranean vegetation. These serene rural paths lead to some of the island’s most iconic sites, including the stunning Blue Grotto and the prehistoric temple complexes of Ħaġar Qim and Mnajdra.

All are within walking distance, making them perfect to explore at your own pace after experiencing the authentic charm of Qrendi on the tour.

• Professional History and Nature Tourist Guide
• Tea and coffee

• Gratuities

Embark on an enchanting journey through Malta’s pristine countryside, where rural vistas, secluded valleys, ancient chapels, and enduring village customs merge into a genuine experience. This tour seamlessly combines nature, history, and spirituality, capturing the essence of the Maltese Islands.

Stroll along tranquil country trails, uncover striking natural formations like Il-Maqluba, and delve into the historic core of Qrendi, a village brimming with character and community spirit. Enter a quaint rural chapel adorned with ex-votos — profound symbols of gratitude and faith — and listen to the tales of devotion that have influenced generations.

Take a moment under century-old carob trees to enjoy a simple coffee. Following the tour, visitors can explore the nearby marvels of the Blue Grotto and the ancient temples of Ħaġar Qim and Mnajdra.

This is more than just a walk; it is a heartfelt connection with Malta’s countryside — where faith is practiced, history is etched in limestone, and nature frames every narrative.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.