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Malta-Dublin

Malta-Ireland 6 daysTripDeparts from Thessaloniki

Two islands. Two completely different worlds. From the golden light and fortified cities of Malta to the Georgian façades, the music-filled pubs, and the stories of Dublin. And from there, into Ireland’s lush green countryside, where the Wicklow Mountains embrace the lakes and ancient stone ruins of Glendalough. A journey filled with contrasts, unforgettable images, and authentic experiences. From the Mediterranean to the Celtic heart of Europe.

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What's included

  • ✓ Air tickets with Ryanair: Thessaloniki – Malta – Dublin – Malta – Thessaloniki
  • ✓ Luggage allowance: one backpack (40 × 20 × 25 cm) and one 10 kg cabin bag (55 × 40 × 20 cm)
  • ✓ One (1) overnight stay in Malta at a 4★ hotel
  • ✓ Three (3) overnight stays in Dublin at a 3★ hotel
  • ✓ All transfers in Malta according to the itinerary
  • ✓ All transfers in Dublin according to the itinerary
  • ✓ Excursions and sightseeing tours in Malta and Dublin as described in the itinerary
  • ✓ Civil liability insurance
  • ✓ Travel insurance
  • ✓ Tour escort from our travel agency

Not included

  • City taxes in Malta and Dublin
  • Entrance fees to archaeological sites and museums
  • Tips and porterage
  • Anything mentioned in the itinerary as optional

Itinerary

  1. 1
    Day 1

    Thessaloniki – Malta

    We meet at Thessaloniki “Makedonia” Airport and depart for Malta at 13:35, arriving at 14:20. We immediately begin our first encounter with the island, heading to Valletta, Malta’s fortified capital, where we stroll through the historic centre among limestone buildings, colourful wooden balconies and streets descending towards the sea. We then continue to St. Julian’s, the modern and cosmopolitan side of Malta, before transferring to our hotel for check-in and overnight.

  2. 2
    Day 2

    Malta – Dublin

    Early departure from the hotel and transfer to Malta International Airport for our 08:45 flight to Dublin, arriving at 11:40. Our first introduction to the Irish capital takes us along the River Liffey to O’Connell Street and the historic General Post Office, before crossing the distinctive Ha’penny Bridge and continuing to Temple Bar, with its cobbled lanes, colourful façades and traditional Irish music. Transfer to the hotel and free time for an independent stroll through the city. Overnight in Dublin.

  3. 3
    Day 3

    Dublin

    After breakfast, we begin a comprehensive exploration of Dublin, discovering a city where literature, political history and everyday life meet. We visit historic Trinity College and explore the elegant Georgian quarter with its graceful squares and colourful doors. We continue to Dublin Castle, Christ Church Cathedral and St Patrick’s Cathedral, before visiting Grafton Street and leafy St Stephen’s Green. The afternoon is free, while the evening offers the opportunity to experience Dublin’s traditional pubs and live Irish music. Overnight in Dublin.

  4. 4
    Day 4

    Dublin – Jameson – Guinness

    Today is dedicated to two legendary names closely associated with Dublin. We begin in historic Smithfield at Jameson Distillery Bow St., discovering the history, production process and distinctive character of Irish whiskey. We then continue to The Liberties and the iconic Guinness Storehouse at St James’s Gate, where we explore the story of Ireland’s most famous stout and enjoy panoramic views over Dublin. The remainder of the afternoon and evening is free, with the option to continue the night in a traditional pub with live Irish music. Overnight in Dublin.

  5. 5
    Day 5

    Dublin – Wicklow Mountains – Glendalough – Malta

    We leave Dublin behind and travel south into the spectacular Wicklow Mountains, following roads through green hills, valleys and lakes to Glendalough, the famous “Valley of the Two Lakes.” Here we explore one of Ireland’s most important early monastic settlements, walking among ancient stone ruins, churches and the distinctive round tower, with time to enjoy the lakes and surrounding countryside. We then travel directly to Dublin Airport for our 19:45 flight to Malta, arriving at 00:25.

  6. 6
    Day 6

    Malta – Thessaloniki

    We remain at Malta Airport for our connecting morning flight and depart at 06:35 for Thessaloniki, arriving at “Makedonia” Airport at 09:15. Our journey between two worlds comes to an end, from Malta’s warm Mediterranean colours to the music and historic streets of Dublin and the tranquil mountains and lakes of Wicklow—a journey bringing together places and experiences we might never have expected to combine.

Extra optional activities

  • The order of the itinerary may be subject to change without omitting any of the scheduled activities or visits.
  • Please make sure to bring UK three-pin plug adapters, as the hotel rooms are equipped with British-style electrical sockets, for charging your mobile phones and laptops.

Required documents

  • Ireland is a member of the EU but is not part of the Schengen Area. Greek citizens are required to travel with a valid national ID card or passport.

Departure points

  • Thessalonikiincluded

Available dates

  • 26 Oct – 31 Oct 2026€1,390
  • 30 Oct – 5 Nov 2026€1,390

Cancellation policy

Free cancellation up to 30 days before departure. For cancellations 30–15 days before, the deposit is retained. Within 15 days, package terms apply.

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