BikersCurve, together with Tempopermettendo – Turismo In Moto, are organising their first ever motorcycle tour in Malta and Gozo, which form part of the Maltese Islands! Situated just 93km south of Sicily, and connected on a daily basis by both air and sea transportation, Malta is surely an ideal destination to all those Italians, apart from others, who wish to make good use of a weekend and/or long weekend and spend some time on this small but interesting island! Looking for friendly people, sun, beaches, night life? We have it! BUT, not only …… the islands can keep you busy, just going around its historical places, for weeks! Its history dates back to approx 5200 BC.
The tour starts on the 1st of June, with a ferry crossing from Pozzalla, Sicily, on board the latest catamaran 
of the Virtu Ferries. On arrival, the group will be welcomed by the person behind BikersCurve and taken to the first stop, Valletta, the capital city of Malta, for a guided tour. We will be spending a couple of hours there, have lunch, and then head to the hotel for check-in. The hotel allocated for this group is the 4 Star Bay Street Hotel, located in the heart of Paceville, St. Julians. For those who have never been to Malta before, or never heard about this place, this is the main night life area of the island! Evening dinner at the hotel and, for those who still feel like going out, we have in mind to take you to the South, for some fun at the Casino Di Venezia. We will take the opportunity to ride through and appreciate some of the Maltese Fortifications all lit up for the night! Surely a ride not to miss!
The 2nd day will be dedicated to the Island of Gozo, Malta’s sister island. Even though Gozo f
orms part of the Maltese Islands, and so close to Malta, one can still feel the difference between the 2. To begin with, Gozo is much greener than Malta and it has somehow managed to keep more of the characteristics the islands once had. Life is even more relaxed on this tiny island and this could be clearly seen while passing through some of the villages. We’ll begin our day with a quick drive to Cirkewwa, from where we’ll take the ferry. Crossing takes approx 30 minutes. Our cultural stops in Gozo should be at the Ggantija, a pre-historic temple dating back to 3600 – 3200 BC, Rabat, together with the Citadel, and the Ta’ Pinu Church. The rest of the time will be spent riding around through secondary roads, typical villages and enjoying some breathtaking panoramic views. Back to the Malta for the evening, dinner and free time to enjoy a relaxing evening or taking the chance to enjoying the night life!
Our 3rd and last day will begin with a ride towards Mdina, where will we again stop for a guided visit, and after that drive
along the west coast of Malta until we reach Marsaxlokk, the fishing village. There we’ll enjoy lunch and have some free time to go around the village market. Time permitting, we’ll depart Marsaxlokk and drive towards Marsascala and the 3 cities before reaching the ferry terminal!
This is surely ideal for the Sicilians, those from the South of Italy and whoever will be in the region around those dates. Tour is open for everyone, however, we can only accept those who are coming with their own bikes, since, until today, there’s no company that does offer rental bikes of the certain cc.
This tour, including ferry crossing (Sicily – Malta – Sicily & Malta – Gozo – Malta), 
accommodation on half board, lunches, guide, entrances (where applicable), etc ….. is priced at €430 for the driver, when sharing a twin / double room and including all motorcycle ferry transport expenses, and €385 for the passenger. For those coming on their own, there’s a single supplement of €55. Interested? For more detailed information and bookings, please email BikersCurve, at info@bikerscurve.com, or Tempopermettendo, at info@tempopermettendo.org. We will be more than happy to answer any questions one might have and to guide you accordingly. Looking forward to hear from you and, consequently, getting to know you in person during this exceptional tour on this island!
Do you have any island trips planned for later in the year than the June that just passed?
Thanks, D.
We are planning one for September or October. We’ll inform you as soon as the dates have been confirmed.
Thanks for your interest!