Best of · MALTA CHOCOLATE TOURS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 4 chocolate tours in Malta worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
At Malta Chocolate Factory in San Pawl il-Baħar, an English-speaking host guides you through four Maltese wines, including Gellewza, Girgentina, and sparkling rosé, with five handmade chocolates. Expect simple tasting guidance, Maltese wine stories, and time to browse the shop. Hosts may include Emma, Greta, or Renee.
“Excellent experience. Very informative and fun. Great wine and chocolate. I highly recommend! Good price too.”
At Malta Chocolate Factory, you’ll put on an apron, learn chocolate’s history and production, then make truffles, molded figures, and decorated chocolates. English-speaking instructors guide each step, with all ingredients and equipment supplied. The one-hour class suits adults and children aged 8 and over, and you take your creations home.
“It was fun and a nice souvenir (if the chocolates actually make the flight home!) 🤣🤣🤣❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Our teacher was very sweet ❤️”
Meet your English-speaking host at Malta Chocolate Factory, just off Bugibba Square, for four Maltese wines and five handmade chocolates. Learn how Gellewza and Girgentina match with different chocolate styles, with guidance on grape varieties and wine production. The one-hour tasting costs $35 and is wheelchair accessible.
“Fantastic guid gorgeous chocolate and not shy on the wine felt a little giddy after 😂 highly recommend”
At Malta Chocolate Factory in St Paul’s Bay, you’ll learn how cocoa becomes chocolate, then make, paint, roll, and coat your own sweets. Guides including Nirl and Emma lead the hands-on work in English. The one-hour session suits adults, couples, and families, with chocolates and truffles to take home.
“Such fun, would definitely recommend and you get a lot of chocolate! Be prepared to have a lot of chocolate to bring home!”
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