Why would you go to Malta?

Apart from its rich history, Malta is, after all, a Mediterranean island. In other words, it’s surrounded by beautiful ocean and there are plenty of outdoor activities to indulge in – everything from walking and cycling to diving. In fact, the clear blue sea surrounding the Maltese Islands is ideal for scuba diving.

Is Malta a good place to go?

Malta has a great balance of culture, adventure and beach. With its deep and complex history, you’ll find no shortage of historical places to explore. The islands are also known for their secret beaches, as long as you know where to look. Comino.

Is Malta a nice country?

The other thing to do is take a cruise around Grand Harbour, it’s very nice. Other than that, if Malta does have some hidden charm, it’s well hidden indeed. The Maltese in general are very pleasant people. However, Malta is in the same league as Turkey and Tunisia for grime and pollution.

Whats it like in Malta?

Malta’s climate is strongly influenced by the sea and is typical of the Mediterranean. The Islands have a very sunny climate with a daily average of five to six hours sunshine in mid-winter to around 12 hours in summer. Winters are mild, and summers are hot, dry and very sunny.

Where should you stay in Malta?

Jump straight to:

• Valletta: the best area in Malta for the big sights and cultural attractions.
• Sliema: the best area in Malta for shopping and seafront strolls.
• St Julian’s: the best area for nightlife and hanging with the cool crowd.
• The St Paul’s Bay area: the best area for beach days and exploring Malta’s north.

How is life in Malta?

Malta generally offers a decent and comfortable standard of living and is one of the most affordable countries to reside in as compared to other European nations. As Malta is an island country, sometimes, imported products/goods can be a bit on the higher side.