Travel smarter, not harder! Discover Malta and Gozo with ease using the Explore Flex Card
Getting around Malta may seem simple at first glance, but with so much to see and do all packed into a small island, planning your transport can quickly become part of the adventure. From the limestone streets of Valletta and Mdina, where Baroque architecture dominates grand facades and ornate balconies, to the elegant seafront promenades of Sliema and Buġibba, Malta offers a rich visual and cultural tapestry at every turn.
Venture further and you will find quiet villages dotted with centuries-old churches, dramatic coastal cliffs carved by the Mediterranean and hidden coves with crystal-clear waters that feel worlds away from the bustle. That is where the Explore Flex Card comes in, offering visitors a convenient and adaptable way to discover the islands at their own pace.
Unlike standard transport options, the Explore Flex Card is designed with travellers in mind. Whether you are visiting for a quick getaway or staying longer to soak in everything Malta has to offer, the card allows you to tailor your experience. Passengers can opt for simple bus travel or enhance your journey with sightseeing experiences, all under one easy to manage solution.
Public transport remains one of the most efficient ways to explore Malta. With a well-connected bus network of day, night and direct routes, visitors can comfortably travel towards every corner of the islands. For those looking to explore beyond the main urban areas, routes also connect to picturesque villages, sandy beaches and cultural landmarks across the island.
Convenience with the Explore Flex Card applies right from the start of your stay, with the option to include Airport Direct transfers, making arrival and departure smoother. Without the need to hassle with transport after landing, visitors can head straight to their accommodation with minimal stress, a welcome benefit especially after a long journey.

The flexibility of the card truly shines when combining everyday travel with unforgettable experiences. Visitors can enhance their stay by adding options such as a harbour cruise, offering stunning views of Malta’s historic fortifications and skyline, or a hop on hop off sightseeing bus that provides an easy introduction to the island’s top attractions whilst also saving money.
For those keen to venture further, the card can also include trips to Gozo and Comino. Gozo offers a quieter, more rural charm with scenic landscapes and historic sites, while Comino is famous for its crystal-clear waters, particularly the iconic Blue and Crystal Lagoons. These add-ons allow travellers to experience more of the Maltese archipelago without the hassle of organising separate bookings.

The Explore Flex Card is available at the Malta International Airport, the Valletta Terminal, the Buġibba Terminal and Sliema Ferries sales offices. It can also be purchased from card-dispensing machines in popular tourist spots, including the airport and Leading retail outlets, including all Agenda Bookshops, 8TillLate shops and WH Smith shops.
It can also be linked to the Tallinja App, allowing users to manage their journeys digitally and keep everything in one place.
Beyond convenience, the card encourages a more relaxed way of travelling. Rather than worrying about individual tickets or planning every detail in advance, visitors can explore more spontaneously. Whether it is deciding to spend an extra afternoon in a quaint town or taking a last-minute trip to a popular village festa for the evening fireworks display, the flexibility supports a more enjoyable and immersive experience.
Malta’s charm lies in its variety. Having a transport option that matches this diversity allows visitors to make the most of their time and discover the islands beyond the typical tourist trail.
Ultimately, the Explore Flex Card is not just about getting from one place to another. It is about simplifying travel, enhancing experiences and giving visitors the freedom to explore Malta in a way that suits them best.
For more information visit publictransport.com.mt.