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Malta - A Feast for the Senses
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With 300 sunny days a year and surrounded by the clear blue waters of the Mediterranean, it’s no wonder Malta is a favourite with sun bathers, swimmers, snorkellers and divers. But there’s lots more to Malta than just sun and beaches, with its amazing array of historic sights, local festivals, nightlife and lots more. See our Summer Deals here |
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There's lots to do on your visit to Malta. We've listed some favourites below from wandering the narrow streets of the capital, Valletta, to boat trips of the Grand Harbour and Blue Lagoon, to diving, fine dining in St Julians, festivals and concerts and more...
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Malta's an all-year round destination. In summer, you're almost guaranteed bright blue skies and tranquil Mediterranean waves. This is the ideal time for sun-bathing, swimming, diving and boat trips as well as local festivals and music events.
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With unique prehistoric temples, including some of the oldest stone buildings in the world, Roman catacombs, medieval towns and the incredible architectural legacy of the Knights of St John, the Maltese Islands are a place apart.
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No trip to Malta is complete without visiting Valletta, the beautiful fortified capital of Malta, perched above the sparkling Mediterranean Sea. Spend a weekend soaking up the atmosphere of this unique walled city, steeped in history and buzzing with culture.
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For a break from the stress and hassles of everyday life, visit the beautiful rural island of Gozo, lolling in the Mediterranean Sea just off the coast of Sicily.
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