Transportation

Malta is a small island country located in the Mediterranean Sea, and while it may be small in size, there is plenty to see and do on the island. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a local, knowing how to get around in Malta is essential to make the most of your time on the island. In this article, we will cover the different modes of transportation available in Malta and how to navigate the island with ease.

Renting a car is usually more a practical chore. It’s something necessary to get around in case your car has broken down, or to have more freedom getting around during your holiday.But what if you used this opportunity to treat yourself with a little extra luxury? It can even be cost effective. Sometimes, just a small additional fee would allow you to upgrade the car to a more luxurious or sporty one – and you’ll have fun driving it too!

The perfect way to explore this beautiful island is to hirea luxury car with and to drive it on some well-chosen routes. The MalteseIslands are relatively small, so hiring a luxury car from anywhere, whether youarrive by sea or air, is nearby. We offer a fleet of the latest vehicles,including luxury models, such BMW, Mercedes, Jaguar and Maserati.

Due to the islands’ small size, moving around in Malta and Gozo is quite easy. The most common mode of Malta public transport is the use of public buses. The public route buses are pocket-friendly to both the expats and locals. Back in the early 20th century, there was a railway transport that was used for public transportation, but it is no longer used. The good thing about using public buses is that they have fixed charges to avoid overcharging and you can buy the tickets beforehand.

If you’re moving and plan on driving in Malta, then it might be a good idea to keep your own car. Unlike most European countries, the Maltese drive on the left, so you may want to bring and register your own vehicle. Here’s what you’ll need to do if you plan on importing your car to Malta.

The first thing to do before you start driving in Malta is get a car insurance. Unfortunately, this can be quite complicated – but it is completely necessary. You’ll need proof of full third party accident and liability coverage before you can register a vehicle and get on the road.