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Learning English in Malta?
Here’s your guide to transport!

Studying English in Malta is one of the most exciting experiences of your life! In the run up to your language-learning adventure, you’ll have loads of things to think about; from what to wear and what to see to where you’ll live, whether or not you’ll need any plug adapters, what you want to get out of your course, and beyond.

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As a student, you’ll want to explore everything our beautiful Mediterranean island has to offer, so one of the most important things to learn once you get here is how Malta’s transport system works. For the most part, you’ll be using the bus service, but we’ll also talk about what you need to do to get from Malta to our gorgeous sister islands, Gozo and Comino.

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Buses in Malta

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A single bus ticket costs €1.50 in winter, €2.00 summer, and €3.00 for the night service. If you’re learning English in Malta for a longer amount of time, it might be a good idea to apply for a tallinja card – it can be a bit complicated to understand the process, but our friendly Easy School of Languages staff can help you get organised, just ask us at reception.

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If you’re only with us for a couple of weeks, the 7-day Explore Card is your best bet. You can use the bus as many times as you like, on day and night buses, for 7 whole days in Malta and Gozo.

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The 7-Day Explorer Card costs €21 for adults, €15 for children.

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Another way to save money on bus travel is to buy the 12 Journey Card, which you can use for 12 single day bus trips or 6 single night bus trips. This is perfect if you don’t need to use the bus every day, but still need to travel a few times a week.

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The 12 Journey Card costs €15.

Getting to Valletta by bus

 

Valletta is our stunning capital city, and you’ll definitely be visiting this place a few times during your study abroad experience! Here’s a quick guide on how to get to Valletta from different towns and cities in Malta:

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Location: Gżira

Bus number: 13, 13A, 14, 15

Approximate travel time: 20 minutes

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Location: St Julian's

Bus number: TD13

Approximate travel time: 17 minutes

 

Location: Sliema

​Bus number: 13, 14, 16, 21

Approximate travel time: 25 minutes

Getting to Valletta by Sea

 

If you’re staying in Sliema, you can easily get to Valletta by sea in just 15 minutes. You will also get to see the stunning Bastions while you travel.

 

Ferries leave from Triq ix-Xatt every 15 minutes (Sliema’s main promenade by the sea) and arrive at Boat Street in Valletta which is just a short walk away from Easy School of Languages.

 

Return tickets cost just €2,80 and run from 7am till late.

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