Explore Malta in a Self-drive Electric Car Tour

Explore Malta in a Self-drive Electric Car Tour

Join this 18km tour on a self-drive electric car that talks. Cars can be rented out to tour quaint Three cities , Kalkara and Smart City in a fun and original way, with pre-programmed GPS showing you where to go, while the electronic guide in your car gives you an insight on this incredibly rich historical and cultural area. Your talking car can tell you about the sights in English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Dutch, Russian or Mandarin.

The self drive electric-cars, complete with pre-programmed GPS not only take you on the perfect tour, but explain what you are looking at, too. Get all the benefits of an organized excursion with the freedom of being in your own quirky electric car. This tour encompasses everything from the famous Malta Film Studios, a trendy super yacht marina, and imposing forts to the tiny charming streets that characterize this area. With each turn of the wheel, your talking car tells you about the sights. More than 50 places of interest along the way to enjoy at your own pace. The cars are unbelievably fun, safe, and easy—not to mention environmentally responsible.

Start off by admiring the yachts in the beautiful Grand Harbour Marina. Then enjoy the trendy waterfront lined with cafés and restaurants, before touring to the secluded sandy beach of Rinella Bay.

In as little as two and a half hours, your car will take you around Malta’s famous Three Cities (Vittoriosa, Senglea and Cospicua), Kalkara and Smart City. The incredible views from Gardjola Gardens are hard to leave, but with so many awe-inspiring churches, traditional piazzas, and architectural riches to see, you'll need to tear yourself away at some point.

If history and culture is what brought you to this area, you sure won’t be disappointed. The car will drive you past all of the following museums so feel free to step out and allow yourself to be transported back in time whether it’s at the Maritime Museum, the Inquisitor’s Palace, National Museum of Ethnography, or Malta at War Museum.