Malta is literally crammed full of fascinating history with numerous fortresses, churches, stunning landscapes and megalithic temples In fact it officially has a greater density of historic sites that any other country, so it goes without saying that a spot of sightseeing is generally order of the day when in Malta.
Holiday to Malta comes with a fabulous climate, stunning beaches, and natural landscape make it the perfect destination for those looking to soak up some sun, sea and relaxation however, and the abundance of activities, both water and land-based, to keep you occupied if you’re feeling more energetic mean it really is the perfect holiday spot for all.
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MALTA INFORMATION
Currency
Euro
Language
Maltese & English
Time Zone
GMT+1.00
Avg. Flight Time
3 h 10 m
Peak Travel
All Year Round
Price of a pint
€2.50
MORE ABOUT MALTA
Food and Drinks
Malta is famous for traditional Mediterranean cuisine as situated in the centre of the Mediterranean Sea. Enjoy freshly caught seafood and wineries that take your taste buds on a culinary adventure.
Malta and Gozo have delicious cheese, honey, spices, olives and sweets available. Maltese love their local drinks and often they are the only things offered on the menu besides water .You can find restaurants, snack bars and bakeries in literally every corner of the Islands. Traditional Maltese food can range from bolognese-stuffed pastas, rabbit cooked in wine to hearty fish pies.
Beaches
Malta has some beautiful beaches from golden sand, red sand, rocks, blue lagoons and even inland seas. A tript to Comino's Blue Lagoon for the ultimate in azure water is a must.
On larger beaches, you will find cafes or snack bars open during the summer season and beach life lasts till October.Larger sandy beaches are in the northern part of Malta. Malta's most popular beaches are Mellieha Bay, Ghajn Tuffie?a and Golden Bay.
Enjoy water sports and activities like windsurfing, jet and water skiing, parakiting and fun rides. You can hire equipment from beach cafes or shops nearby.
Sightseeing
Malta is also famous for its architectural sites and popular film location. Malta's dramatic cliffs, stunning landscapes, and ancient buildings make it the perfect backdrop for many feature films and shows. With lots of astonishing array of things and sites to discover , Malta is indeed worth a visit. The capital of Valletta is an ideal base to explore the Island of Malta with lots of hotels, restaurants and historical sites
Malta's palm-tree fringed landscape is dotted with picturesque hilltop towns, colourful old fishing villages, Saint John's Co-Cathedral, Grand Master's Palace and natural attractions.
Nightlife
Malta is very well known for its nightlife and party scene, and with a vast array of nightclubs, bars, restaurants and wine bars.Band music is one of the most popular traditions on the Islands.
You can also explore a lively arts and music scene, with lots of festivals like Malta Arts Festival, the Valletta Baroque Festival, the Opera Festival, the Choir Festival and the International Jazz Festival held to attend
during the summer season as well as during the quieter winter months.There a number of gentlemen's clubs known as strip clubs around Paceville and St. Julian's.
