11 Things To Do In Malta

Sitting just 80km south of Sicily, this small island in the Mediterranean Sea is not to be overlooked. With over 7,000 years of history, Malta is a captivating destination and home to beautiful architecture, wonderful beaches and an ancient heritage that still fills its cobbled streets today. With a perfect holiday climate, there is no wonder why more and more people are flocking here every summer - here are 11 things you have to do when you visit!

 

 

1. See a temple older than Stonehenge 

Ggantija temple on Gozo was built around 3600 BC. That's even older than Stonehenge and the Pyramids in Egypt.

2. Marvel at St. Johns Co-Cathedral

The Knight of Malta's main church is a master-work of Baroque architecture, with dazzling interior covered in marble and gold.

 

3. Fall in love with Valletta

This UNESCO World Heritage city offers fascinating traditional architecture, endless charm and post-card perfect views over the harbour.

 

4. Bask in the infectious atmosphere of the Harbour Club

You can't visit Valletta without experiencing the Harbour Club. Go for the food, drink or the atmosphere alone, but expect to be charmed by the hip three-floor hangout.

 

5. Boat over to the Comino Islands and the Blue Lagoon

Malta's other sister island is equally as worth a visit, with a stop of the glittering Blue Lagoon, perfect for snorkelling!

 

6. Unravel the captivating history of Mdina

With narrow, cobbled streets and fascinating ancient architecture, visiting Malta's old capital is like stepping into history. Spend a day exploring its ever-winding streets, old baroque churches and architecture that has lasted thousands of years.

 

7. Spend some time in the sunshine

Malta plays host to some fantastic beaches, with many tourists and locals flocking to their favourites every summer. But don't fret, there is plenty of choices if you want to escape the crowds!

 

8. Don't miss St. Julian's Bay

Wherever you spend your days, just don't miss the captivating views of the church at St. Julian's Bay.

 

9. Travel through the deep blue with Malta's famous wreckages

Whilst almost every beach offers brilliant snorkelling conditions, Malta is known for its fantastic dive sites. Don't hesitate to dive right in!

 

10. Join the island festivities

Malta's calendar is packed with a colourful assortment of traditional events all year round, from jazz festivals to firework shows.

 

11. Catch the mouth-watering chocolate festival, if you're lucky!

And if you're lucky, you might even catch the annual chocolate festival, a favourite among tourists and locals alike. Yum!

 

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