Mistra Valley & Selmun Nature Walking Tour (Private Tour)

• The walking distance covered during this tour is approximately 7 km. • Various stops are included at panoramic and historic sites. • Although this tour includes some historic attractions, this is not a history tour, the focus of this tour is not history but nature, the tour is overseen by a fully qualified botanist and although he is knowledgeable on some aspects and areas of the Maltese history, he is not a history guide. • We suggest wearing comfortable trekking shoes and casual but adequate clothing in conformity with the weather conditions (sandals & flip-flops are not recommended). • Guests are allowed to bring their own food/snacks and beverages during this tour. • A 30/40-minute (optional) swim stop at Mistra Bay is also included during the tour (subject to weather conditions). • The swim stop is optional, therefore if guests do not feel like swimming, they can decide to discard the swim stop and proceed with the walking tour. • Do not forget to bring your swimsuit & a beach towel if you intend to swim. • The difficulty level of this tour is considered easy/average, there is an approximate 10-minute of rock stepping and an approximate 15-minute walk on a high-inclined footpath. • This tour is carried out from beginning to end by a fully qualified botanist. • This is a private activity, only you and your party will be participating. • The maximum number of persons allowed for this tour is 4 guests (the minimum is 1 guest). • Transfers for guests staying in Malta are included in the price, the botanist overseeing the tour will pick you up from your accommodation in the morning and drop you off again at your accommodation at the end of the tour. • Transfers for guests staying in Gozo are also included in the price, the botanist overseeing the tour will pick you up from your accommodation in the morning and drop you off again at your accommodation at the end of the tour, however ferry tickets are not included in the price and must be paid on spot. • If you’re staying in Gozo, crossing from the island of Gozo to the island of Malta (and return) is done by the communal Gozo Channel Ferry (ferry tickets are not included in the price and must be paid on spot).