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Valletta is a compact, UNESCO-listed peninsula with many pedestrian-only streets and controlled vehicle access to its historic centre. It is not somewhere you drive around freely, so most visitors leave the car nearby and explore on foot, which is by far the easiest way to see it.
For Valletta alone, a car is optional, the city is best on foot. But a hire car earns its keep the moment you want to combine the capital with Mdina, the beaches in the north or a day in Gozo, all of which are slow and awkward by bus.
Wherever you stay, the price is the same all-in figure: VAT, the airport fee, collision damage waiver, third-party cover and unlimited mileage are included, and the car is collected in Luqa, 08:00 to 02:00 every day.
| Class | Seats | Bags | Transmission | From (per day) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| City Car | 4 | 1 | Auto/Man | €3.50 |
| Economy | 5 | 2 | Auto/Man | €4 |
| Compact | 5 | 2 | Auto/Man | €8 |
| Compact SUV | 5 | 2 | Auto/Man | €10 |
| SUV | 5 | 3 | Auto/Man | €12 |
| Large / Saloon | 5 | 3 | Auto/Man | €14 |
| 7-Seater | 7 | 3 | Auto/Man | €19 |
| Minibus (9-seat) | 9 | 5 | Manual | €25 |
| Leisure Van (5-seat) | 5 | 3 | Auto/Man | €50 |