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Places to visit Malta+

  • Malta

  • Gozo and Comino

    What a good idea to come and stay in Gozo and Comino. It is here that you will taste the Maltese 'Dolce Vita', on the very spot where the nymph Calypso is said to have enchanted Odysseus for seven years.It

    Explore Gozo and Comino

  • La Valetta

    The capital of Malta, Valletta, has preserved the traces of its past: the island was in the hands of the Soldiers of Christ and it was one of the bastions of Christianity. Its baroque architecture and

    Explore La Valetta

  • Saint-Julians

    Built on an entirely rocky shore, lined with several little bays, the seaside resort of Saint Julians is home to Malta's 'hustle and bustle'. Here, the nightlife overrides cultural activities and it reaches

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  • Sliema

    Once a charming fishing port, Sliema has become one of the most populated Maltese towns today. It prides itself on being a high-end seaside resort - despite the absence of sandy beaches!Sliema is a modern

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  • The centre of Malta

    If there is a site that symbolises the centre of the island, it is without a doubt Mdina. On top of its hill, the 'City of Silence' (vehicles are prohibited) dominates the surrounding countryside. It is

    Explore The centre of Malta

  • The north-west coast of Malta

    The north-west coast of Malta presents a different landscape from the rest of the island. It is characterised by a succession of low hills which divide into small valleys. This area is bordered by the

    Explore The north-west coast of Malta

  • The south-eastern coast of Malta

    The south-east coast of Malta has maintained an authentic charm, much better preserved than elsewhere on the island. Far from the busy atmosphere of the big cities, the traditional life is that of a population

    Explore The south-eastern coast of Malta

In brief+

Weekly budget
£500
Flight budget
£160
Flight duration
3h30 
Time difference
Summer/Winter
Visa
No
Vaccinations
No
Currency
Euro
Language(s)
bihari,
maltese

Overview

Malta

Whether you are off to Malta to dive, to relive a few pages of history, to improve your Maltese or to rest on the fringes of Europe, Malta welcomes you with open arms. On a surface area of merely a few square miles, you will find large hotels, unique archeological sites, old farmhouses transformed into guesthouses and coasts and creeks with their white rocks, golden sand and sculptures chiseled by the wind: the most famous is the Azure Window on the island of Gozo.

pros

  •  It is close to home.
  •  It offers many hotels at affordable prices.
  •  Its boasts a particularly rich cultural heritage.

cons

  •  Signals are limited on minor roads.
  •  Sandy beaches are small and there aren't very many (15 for the entire island).

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Country Guide

Our Editorial team's advice

To discover the island of Malta, especially in spring, it is more practical to travel by scooter or for sporty people, by bicycle. Distances are very short.
To escape the world, take a boat from Gozo early in the morning to get to the Blue Lagoon just when the area is stirring up. Seize the opportunity of a trip to Victoria in Gozo to roam for hours on end in the alleys, enter the small ochre churches and chat with lace makers on their doorsteps. This is what Malta is all about, take your time to enjoy it.

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