Nice activity, plan an extra €8 to take the boat to go to the cave but it's worth it. For the market we were with a stroller on the 1st Sunday of July and a crazy world, if you have a baby with you, think about it because it will be complicated to move around. Otherwise nice market with a lot of cheap souvenirs. It would have been nice to have more time on the spot, no time to eat that you have to quickly watch the time to reach the bus.

Great day out although it was a bit disappointing that we didn't stop at the view point to see and take photos of the blue grotto from above. However, we were lucky with the weather and managed to go into the caves with a small boat at an extra cost of 8 euros. The boat trip was a bit rushed and meant that keen photographers like myself didn't have time to really appreciate it all. Marsaxlokk was nice but heaving with people and we were only given 90 minutes there which meant we didn't have time to eat. overall it was a nice day out and well worth the money but I found it rushed and our very talented guide gave a continuous running commentary in three consecutive languages which ended up being annoying. The trip was well organised and we managed to fit in a lot in such a short time so if you want to move at a slower pace then I suggest you opt to take a taxi or get a bus there so that you are free to leave when you want.

It was a good trip and although the guide was very knowledgable as we drove to the venues I would have liked more of a tour of Marsaxlokk. The market has become like markets at home and due to our bus break down the fish part of the market was closing by the time we arrived.