Driving in Malta can be an exciting experience, especially if you're familiar with European road rules. However, it’s important to note that in Malta, driving is on the left-hand side of the road, making it different from most of Europe. The roads in Luqa and throughout Malta are well-maintained, but can be narrow and winding, particularly in the older parts of towns like Mdina or Valletta.

Parking in popular areas such as Valletta and Sliema can be challenging, especially during the tourist season. However, there are plenty of parking facilities in larger towns, and most hotels and resorts offer parking options for guests. A small or compact car is ideal for navigating the tight streets and busy areas, while a larger car may be more suitable for driving along the scenic coastal roads and exploring Malta’s natural beauty.

Renting a car in Luqa gives you the freedom to visit Malta’s rich array of historical, cultural, and natural attractions.

Start your adventure by driving to the capital city, Valletta, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its 16th-century architecture, historic landmarks, and beautiful streets. Explore the Grand Harbour, visit St. John’s Co-Cathedral, and stroll through the Upper Barracca Gardens for panoramic views over the harbour.

From Luqa, head to the ancient city of Mdina, known as the "Silent City," where you can wander through narrow streets surrounded by medieval walls and enjoy panoramic views of the island. Nearby, you’ll find the catacombs of St. Paul, an important archaeological site that dates back to early Christian times.