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Welcome to our Malta blog page, fellow travelers and adventure seekers! Prepare to be captivated by the enchanting beauty, rich history, and vibrant culture of this stunning Mediterranean gem. Whether you’re a history buff, a beach lover, a foodie, or simply someone in search of breathtaking landscapes, Malta has something to offer everyone. Join us as we embark on a virtual journey through this dazzling archipelago, uncovering hidden gems, sharing insider tips, and providing you with all the inspiration you need to plan your own unforgettable Malta adventure. So sit back, relax, and let the wonders of Malta transport you to a world of awe and wonder.
Traditional Maltese Cuisine Traditional Maltese cuisine is renowned for its freshness and flavour. It is typically Mediterranean and relies heavily on locally available produce such as tomatoes, olives, honey and freshly-grown vegetables. The Sicilian, French and North African cuisines have, however, all left their influence on the Maltese cuisine, in…
View moreMalta on a Budget Have you been daydreaming of a trip to the Mediterranean, but you’re still concerned about breaking the bank? There is no need to be concerned since Malta, with its vibrant culture, rich history, and breathtaking scenery, provides a plethora of choices for vacation that is kind…
View moreMalta is a great destination for families with plenty of activities and attractions to enjoy. Here are the top 10 areas of Malta for families: Mellieha – Mellieha is a great destination for families, with beautiful beaches, plenty of restaurants and shops, and a relaxed atmosphere. St. Julian’s – St….
View moreThe Mediterraneans Best Kept Secret Malta, an island nation in the Mediterranean, provides visitors with a singular experience thanks to its top-notch lodging options, stunning beaches, and extraordinarily high concentration of historically and culturally significant monuments. Malta, a Mediterranean island, is becoming more and more well-known outside of Europe and…
View moreMalta Beaches Although a small island, it is home to picturesque Malta beaches, stunning coves and the clearest and cleanest water in the Mediterranean. A few of Malta beaches are also Blue Flag Certified, which means they adhere to standards for sustainable development, environmental management , safety and other services….
View moreGozo Beaches Gozo is the second largest island in the Maltese archipelago and, like Malta, boasts several lovely Gozo beaches which attract both visitors and locals, especially during the hot Summer months. The azure water here is crystal clear and warm for most of the year. Gozo beaches are usually smaller,…
View moreWater Sports in Malta No visit to Malta is complete without experiencing and participating in some of the many different water sports activities organised here. In the same way as the clear blue Mediterranean Sea has always coloured the history of the Maltese Islands, participating in the diverse water sports…
View moreRepublic Day in Malta Republic Day in Malta traces back in history more than 40 years, to the 13 of December 1974 when Queen Elizabeth II ceased to be the country’s Head of State and monarch. After Great Britain had liberated Malta from the French occupiers during the Napoleonic wars,…
View moreDriving in Malta Driving in Malta is a great way to see the islands natural beauty spots, lots of historical monuments and different styles of architecture and there is always a lot to see and do within relatively short distances. Hiring a car and driving in Malta therefore allows you…
View moreThe Catacombs of Malta The Catacombs of Malta are subterranean passageways that are man-made and used for religious purposes. They were usually used as burial places. Although the word “catacomb” is of Roman origin, the practice of burying dead in such locations goes much further than the borders of Ancient…
View moreMnajdra and Ħaġar Qim Temples Mnajdra and Ħaġar Qim Temples are a UNESCO World Heritage Site, can be said to be the most popular of the temples in Malta. It is built on a hilltop near Qrendi, which is a small village on the Southern coast of Malta. On the…
View moreGetting Married in Malta Malta is a dream destination to get married in. Getting married in Malta is a decision which will surely not be regretted: the island’s beautiful setting, wonderful Mediterranean weather, gorgeous beaches and several unique wedding venues will surely make Malta the perfect backdrop for any couple’s…
View moreThe Manoel Theatre The Manoel Theatre or Il- Manoel, as it is simply referred to, is a theatre and important venue of performing arts in Malta. It is named after Grand Master of the Order of the Knights Hospitaller, Fra António Manoel de Vilhena, who ordered its construction in 1731….
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