Malta, a jewel of history and golden coves
Malta invites you to discover a world of history and natural beauty, where the ancient city of Mdina combines with the breathtaking views of the Blue Grotto. On this Mediterranean island, every corner promises a unique adventure. From exploring the historic streets of the Three Cities to enjoying the vibrant marine life, Malta caters for all tastes. Immerse yourself in unforgettable experiences, such as touring its fascinating archaeological sites, indulging your palate with exquisite local food in cosy restaurants, or getting your adrenaline pumping with thrilling water sports. In Malta, every moment promises to be unforgettable, combining cultural richness with the serenity of its coastal landscapes. Don’t forget to buy local handicrafts for a unique souvenir of your visit.
What to see in Malta
What to see in Malta: an island of legendary knights and mysterious caves
What to see in Malta so you catch all of its charming attractions: historic cities built by knights, prehistoric temples, and beautiful cliffs with magical caves.
Valletta, the City of Knights
Listed as a World Heritage Site, the walled capital of the island of Malta was built by the Order of Saint John and is steeped in history
Blue Lagoon, a Maltese paradise
The Blue Lagoon is one of the most magical places in Malta thanks to its clear blue waters and white sandbanks.
Marsaxlokk, a picturesque fishing village
It has an attractive weekly fish market and its photogenic harbour is dotted with typical ‘luzzu’ or fishing boats
Mdina, a medieval and baroque city
Located in the heart of Malta, it is a small walled city with quiet streets and a rich cultural heritage.
St Julian’s: Malta’s Puerto Banús with views of Valletta
St Julian’s is one of the most famous holiday resorts in Malta, full of big, luxury hotels and incredible nightlife.
