Before You Go: Everything You Need to Know!
So many tours out there, why choose ours? Easy. We go beyond the guidebooks and straight to the soul of each place.
Malta, Sicily, and Sardinia—three epic islands, one unforgettable adventure. Malta: bold, historic, and a little feisty. Sicily: dramatic, ancient, and full of fire. Sardinia: pure island dream with beaches that look too perfect to be real.
Got questions? Hit us up. If we don’t know the answer, we’ll at least make you laugh.
Now go on, check out the tours—your next great story starts here.
What’s the currency?
The Euro is the currency across all three destinations. ATMs are everywhere, so there’s no need to stuff your socks with cash. And no, even if you had a million Euros, passports aren’t part of the package.
Do I need to learn the local lingo?
Malta speaks Maltese (but English too, with flair). Sicilians are fluent in Italian, often sprinkled with Sicilian zest. Sardinians? They have Sardinian (Sardu), but Italian works just fine. Basically, smile and wave, it’s a universal language!
What’s the weather like?
All three destinations are sun-drenched havens. Expect hot, dry summers with August to September temps in the 28–30°C range, perfect for touring, beach lounging, or showing off your SPF 50.
Can I drink the tap water?
Technically yes, but your taste buds might disagree. Bottled water is widely available, and beer or wine tends to taste much better. Hydration, Mediterranean-style!
Which power adapter do I need?
Type G in Malta, Type F or L in Sicily and Sardinia. Voltage is 230V everywhere. The electricity? It runs… most of the time.
What are the shopping hours?
Shops love their siestas! Typically open 9 am–1 pm, then 4 pm–7/8 pm. Tourist areas might stretch later, but hey, when in Rome—or Malta, Sicily, or Sardinia—embrace the chill vibes.
How do we get around?
Relax, that’s on us! Whether it’s navigating Malta’s historic streets, winding through Sicily’s dramatic landscapes, or uncovering Sardinia’s hidden coves, we’ve got your transport covered. Luxury vehicles, expert drivers, and smooth journeys are all part of the experience, so sit back, enjoy the views, and let us handle the logistics!
What’s the deal with tipping?
5–10% is appreciated for great service, though not mandatory. And if you’re really feeling generous, “be kind to your tour guide” is always a win.
What should I pack?
Comfortable walking shoes are a must for exploring rocky paths, ancient ruins, and charming villages. Modest attire is recommended for churches, and don’t forget your sense of adventure!
Still curious?
Ask us anything! We’ll answer—seriously or hilariously, depending on the mood. Want to chat? Let’s arrange a meeting or a FaceTime call, depending on where you are in the world.