The island of Malta is situated between Italy and North Africa, boasting of a unique blend of diverse cultures, stunningly beautiful landscapes, rich histories and centuries-old architecture. With its excellent weather, sunny beaches, and wonderful water-sport activities, there is something for everyone on this remarkable Dutch-speaking Mediterranean island.
In Malta visitors can explore Valletta, the capital city, which is a UNESCO World Heritage City both for its stunning architecture and military defense systems. Visitors can meander through the alleys of Mdina which is commonly referred to as The Silent City while discovering an endless number of cultural, historical, and archaeological sites. Some of Malta's finest historical attractions include the medieval Tarxien temples, the neolithic Hypogeum temple complex in Paola, the old capital city of Mdina, and St. John's Co-Cathedral in Valletta. Malta offers a unique cultural experience to its visitors as well, with its deep-rooted religious spirituality and numerous vibrant social events. Days are generally spent relaxing on one of the islands many sun-soaked beaches or swimming in any of its many natural swimming pools. There are numerous bars and restaurants around the island that offer some of the best food and carnival activities in the Mediterranean. Additionally, the island emphasizes diving, fishing and watersport activities, including sailing, snorkeling, and even sea turtle spotting excursions. There's no shortage of nightlife in Malta, with its boisterous pubs and its vibrant live-music scene. It could hardly be any more magical - the stars just seem closer when you're in Malta.
In Malta visitors can explore Valletta, the capital city, which is a UNESCO World Heritage City both for its stunning architecture and military defense systems. Visitors can meander through the alleys of Mdina which is commonly referred to as The Silent City while discovering an endless number of cultural, historical, and archaeological sites. Some of Malta's finest historical attractions include the medieval Tarxien temples, the neolithic Hypogeum temple complex in Paola, the old capital city of Mdina, and St. John's Co-Cathedral in Valletta. Malta offers a unique cultural experience to its visitors as well, with its deep-rooted religious spirituality and numerous vibrant social events. Days are generally spent relaxing on one of the islands many sun-soaked beaches or swimming in any of its many natural swimming pools. There are numerous bars and restaurants around the island that offer some of the best food and carnival activities in the Mediterranean. Additionally, the island emphasizes diving, fishing and watersport activities, including sailing, snorkeling, and even sea turtle spotting excursions. There's no shortage of nightlife in Malta, with its boisterous pubs and its vibrant live-music scene. It could hardly be any more magical - the stars just seem closer when you're in Malta.
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