• Sliema Promenade - The journey begins at Sliema Ferries, cruising through the bustling Sliema Creek.

Sliema Creek is a lively waterway, with numerous harbour cruise boats frequently transporting tourists. The jetty’s central location in Sliema, a vibrant area filled with shops, restaurants, and bars, is a short stroll away. Before or after the cruise, visitors can enjoy a walk along the scenic promenade, dine at various eateries, or explore the many shops in the heart of Sliema.

• Manoel Island - Sailing past Manoel Island.

Manoel Island, once known as Bishop’s Island or the Isolotto, is a small island within the Gżira municipality in Marsamxett Harbour, Malta. It is named after the Portuguese Grand Master António Manoel de Vilhena, who constructed a fort on the island in the 1720s.

The island features a low, flat hill, resembling a leaf, situated in the center of Marsamxett Harbour, with Lazzaretto Creek to the south and Sliema Creek to the north. A bridge connects the island to mainland Malta, and the entire island is visible from Valletta’s bastions.

• Lazzaretto Of Manoel Island - Navigating through Lazzaretto Creek.

The Lazzaretto was a former quarantine station and hospital on Manoel Island, comprising various buildings from the 17th and 19th centuries. Although many structures remain, they are in poor condition due to World War II damage and over 30 years of neglect. Plans are underway to restore the Lazzaretto.

• Ta’ Xbiex - Cruising through Ta’ Xbiex Creek.
• Msida - Sailing through Msida Creek. Upon entering Marsamxett Harbour, Msida Creek is directly ahead, easily identified by the breakwater on the starboard side of its entrance.
• Pieta - Navigating through Pieta Creek.
• Marsamxett - Passing by Marsamxett Harbour.

Marsamxett Harbour, historically known as Marsamuscetto, is a natural harbour located north of the larger Grand Harbour. It is primarily used for leisure activities compared to the Grand Harbour.

• Valletta - Sailing past the impressive battlements and fortifications surrounding Valletta.

• Floriana - Passing by the formidable battlements and fortifications surrounding Floriana.

• Grand Harbour - Malta’s magnificent Grand Harbour is one of the world’s most stunning ports. This expansive waterway separates Valletta from the historic towns of Vittoriosa, Senglea, and Cospicua, and has been bustling with activity for over two millennia. With its grand fortifications and sweeping views, the Grand Harbour serves as Malta’s main maritime gateway and a favored stop for Mediterranean cruise ships.

The journey pauses here to enjoy the spectacular fireworks displays during this year’s Malta International Fireworks Festival.

• A welcome drink (prosecco)
• A cold and hot buffet dinner
• Unlimited local wine, beer, mineral water, and soft drinks during dinner
• A scenic cruise around the harbours
• The opportunity to watch the fireworks displays from an excellent location at sea
• Assistance by our staff and crew
• Pick-up and drop-off transfers (optional, included only if you select the option)

• Pick-up and drop-off transfers for guests lodging within walking distance from Sliema Ferries
• Liquors, spirits and other alchoholic beverages beside those mentioned in the inclusions section
• Tour guide
• Tips (optional)

Step aboard our stunning Turkish Gullet for an unforgettable experience at the Malta International Fireworks Festival! Delight in an evening filled with vibrant colors, shimmering reflections, and breathtaking scenery.

This beloved annual festival showcases the talents of leading local and international pyrotechnicians, who craft spectacular artistic displays ranging from choreographed pyromusicals to traditional fireworks. Viewing from the water provides a truly unique and unparalleled perspective.

The evening commences at 7:00 PM from Sliema Ferries, as the cruise navigates through the iconic Grand Harbour and Marsamxett Harbour, where illuminated landmarks and panoramic night views create an enchanting atmosphere. As the fireworks light up the sky, enjoy the show in comfort and style aboard our charming gullet.

A delectable hot and cold buffet dinner will be served on board to enhance the experience.

Fireworks, flavors, and unforgettable views—join us for a night to remember.

• If you have booked the option that includes pick-up and drop-off transfers, please note that the time shown on the website or on your ticket is the departure time of the cruise and not the time when you will be picked up from your hotel (or closest meeting point). At least a few days before the date of your activity, you need to make sure to contact the tour operator to confirm your pick-up location and pick-up time.
• If you have booked the option that includes pick-up and drop-off transfers, please make sure to contact the provider to confirm your pick-up location (meeting point) and your pick-up time.
• Guests lodging within walking distance from Sliema Ferries (from where the boat departs) must always make their own way to the boat and should arrive at the departure point 20–30 minutes before the scheduled departure time.
• If you are making your own way to the boat, the departure is from Sliema Ferries, Triq Ix-Xatt, Sliema (in the area opposite the Basilica of Jesus of Nazareth). When you arrive at this location, you need to look for a Turkish gulet (a traditional-design wooden sailing vessel); the name of the boat is the ‘Hera’.
• Pets, large luggage, and large suitcases are not allowed on the boat.
• Non-foldable wheelchairs cannot be transported in vehicles or on the boat.
• Pets, large luggage, and large suitcases are not allowed on the boat.
• A cash bar serving drinks will be available on the boat throughout the entire duration of the activity. Both cash and credit card payments are accepted at the bar.
• We recommend wearing a jacket or bringing one just in case; evenings in April can still be a bit chilly.
• Not recommended for travellers who are prone to seasickness.

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