Embraced by the azure Mediterranean Sea, Malta is a sailor's paradise. Its location, unique archipelago, and the sea's inviting hues make it a dream destination for many sea lovers.
Many people will agree that Gozo is one of the best places to find beautiful beaches. Maltese beaches on the other hand, despite their own quirks, can get busy pretty quickly in the summertime. Gozo beaches, however, rarely have that problem. For those looking to stay in Gozo, or perhaps planning to take trip to Malta, there are some great beaches to visit. All of these provide a clean, quiet place to unwind, free from the hustle and bustle of the city.
Wherever you choose to go sightseeing, you can take the tourist route, or be a little more adventurous, and look for different ways to enjoy the views, culture and attractions of your chosen destination. Malta is no different. If you are visiting on a package holiday, your holiday reps will have a list of tours on offer that are enjoyed by thousands every year. But what if you don’t want your holiday photographs to be the same as everyone else’s. What if you want to enjoy a different perspective on the fabulous heritage, scenery and limestone landscapes that make up these beautiful islands?
Among the locals, Comino is also referred to as 'Kemuna'. The island is named after the Cumin seed which naturally flourished the island. In this article, you can find all the things you can do in Comino apart from the blue lagoon.
Malta, while a small island, has a wide range of activities and attractions for every member of the family. Below is a list of the top 10 activities to consider on a trip during Malta winter. Malta in the winter has just as much to offer as the hectic summer months without the crowds and queues of tourists.
We can’t provide one guide to fit all, but we can give you what we believe are the top destinations to stay in Malta for expats to help you find where to stay in Malta.
The beautiful coastal town of Sliema in Malta may be just what you’re looking for. Previously a popular holiday destination among older British tourists, the coastal town has re-invented itself as a cultural hotspot attracting young, working expats who move to Sliema.