Malta

Malta

Malta, located in the Mediterranean Sea, is a small island nation of stunning natural beauty, rich history, and vibrant culture. Explore the historic capital of Valletta, with its mix of Baroque and Renaissance architecture, or the ancient Megalithic temples of Ħaġar Qim. Discover the country`s natural beauty, from the Blue Lagoon to the Dingli Cliffs. The country`s cuisine, with dishes like pastizzi, rabbit stew, and bragioli, is a delicious mix of Mediterranean and Arabic influences. Malta`s music and dance traditions, including the traditional Maltese folk music and the għana singing, are an essential part of its cultural heritage. Malta offers a travel experience that is both relaxing and enriching for adventurous travelers seeking a Mediterranean island getaway.

Travel Time

January
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February
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March
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April
Great
May
Great
June
Great
July
Great
August
Great
September
Great
October
Great
November
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December
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Highlights, Sights & Attractions

Barracuda Restaurant

Located in a 18th-century villa in St. Julian`s, Barracuda offers a fine dining experience with stunning sea views. The menu features a range of Mediterranean cuisine, including fresh seafood. more

Located in a 18th-century villa in St. Julian`s, Barracuda offers a fine dining experience with stunning sea views. The menu features a range of Mediterranean cuisine, including fresh seafood.

Blue Grotto

A series of sea caves on the southern coast of Malta, the Blue Grotto is famous for its clear blue waters. Visitors can take a boat trip to explore these natural wonders, with the opportunity to swim and snorkel in the vibrant, crystal-clear sea. more

A series of sea caves on the southern coast of Malta, the Blue Grotto is famous for its clear blue waters. Visitors can take a boat trip to explore these natural wonders, with the opportunity to swim and snorkel in the vibrant, crystal-clear sea.

Dingli Cliffs

Malta`s highest point, the Dingli Cliffs, offers breathtaking views over the Mediterranean. The cliffs are ideal for walking and watching the sunset. Nearby is the small Chapel of St. Mary Magdalene, a picture-perfect spot. more

Malta`s highest point, the Dingli Cliffs, offers breathtaking views over the Mediterranean. The cliffs are ideal for walking and watching the sunset. Nearby is the small Chapel of St. Mary Magdalene, a picture-perfect spot.

Domus Romana

Located in Rabat, this Roman-era aristocratic house provides a glimpse into ancient Roman culture. The mosaic floors are particularly impressive, and the museum showcases Roman artifacts found in Malta. more

Located in Rabat, this Roman-era aristocratic house provides a glimpse into ancient Roman culture. The mosaic floors are particularly impressive, and the museum showcases Roman artifacts found in Malta.

Fort Saint Elmo

This star-shaped fort at the entrance to Valletta`s Grand Harbour played a crucial role in the Great Siege of Malta in 1565. Today, it houses the National War Museum, where visitors can learn about Malta`s military history. more

This star-shaped fort at the entrance to Valletta`s Grand Harbour played a crucial role in the Great Siege of Malta in 1565. Today, it houses the National War Museum, where visitors can learn about Malta`s military history.

Ggantija Temples

These megalithic temples in Gozo are among the world`s oldest free-standing structures. They predate the pyramids of Egypt and have been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site due to their historical and cultural significance. more

These megalithic temples in Gozo are among the world`s oldest free-standing structures. They predate the pyramids of Egypt and have been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site due to their historical and cultural significance.

Gozo

Malta`s sister island, Gozo, offers a peaceful, rural contrast to the bustling main island. Visitors will find beautiful beaches, ancient temples, and the stunning Azure Window, a natural rock arch that is one of Gozo`s iconic landmarks. more

Malta`s sister island, Gozo, offers a peaceful, rural contrast to the bustling main island. Visitors will find beautiful beaches, ancient temples, and the stunning Azure Window, a natural rock arch that is one of Gozo`s iconic landmarks.

Hal Saflieni Hypogeum

The Hypogeum is an incredible underground prehistoric burial site, dating back to around 4000 B.C. This UNESCO World Heritage Site provides a unique insight into Malta`s distant past. Please note that visitor numbers are strictly limited to protect t... more

The Hypogeum is an incredible underground prehistoric burial site, dating back to around 4000 B.C. This UNESCO World Heritage Site provides a unique insight into Malta`s distant past. Please note that visitor numbers are strictly limited to protect the site, so booking in advance is essential.

Climate

Month Temperature Sunshine hours Raindays
January 15 °C 7 5
February 15 °C 9 3
March 15 °C 10 2
April 17 °C 11 1
May 20 °C 12 1
June 23 °C 13 0
July 26 °C 13 0
August 27 °C 12 1
September 26 °C 11 2
October 23 °C 9 4
November 20 °C 8 8
December 17 °C 7 8

Facts

Language
  • English
  • Maltese
Currency Euro
Population 514564
Tourists per year 2610000
Tourists per resident 5.0722553462737
Foundation 1964

Ratings

Popularity
80.00%
Cost of living
68.45%
Parental Leave
90.00%
Beach vacation
95.00%
Backpacking
70.00%
Hiking
75.00%
Diving
75.00%
Cycling
90.00%
Skiing
0.00%
Roadtrip
70.00%

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