Why do tourists 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.

Why is Malta so special?

As well as being famous for its diving, architectural sites, and festivals, Malta is also a popular film location in its own right. Malta’s dramatic cliffs, stunning landscapes, and ancient buildings make it the perfect backdrop for many feature films and TV shows, particularly those aiming for an antiquated feel.

Where do most tourists in Malta come from?

Arrivals by country

Is Malta good for tourists?

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.

How do you travel to Malta?

The quickest way to reach Malta is by plane, from almost anywhere in Europe. Travelers coming directly from the United States need to connect to Malta from a larger European city, like Paris or Rome. Air Malta, the national airline, operates to and from all major airports in Europe, North Africa and the Middle East.

What is the Maltese national dish?

Stuffatt Tal-Fenek
Stuffatt Tal-Fenek (Rabbit Stew) Every Maltese family has its own recipe for rabbit stew, but some of the best can be found at Tal-Petut in Birgu. Behold the national dish of Malta, one that every proud Maltese person is fed practically from birth.

What is Malta famous food?

A traditional rabbit stew, stuffat tal-fenek is considered the national dish of Malta. This lovingly prepared dish is slow cooked to ensure the meat falls off the bone and blends with a rich tomato, red wine and garlic sauce.

How many tourists in Malta now?

Tourist Arrivals in Malta averaged 124471.02 Persons from 2001 until 2021, reaching an all time high of 338758 Persons in August of 2019 and a record low of 9151 Persons in February of 2021.

Is 2 weeks in Malta too long?

I would say that two weeks is nothing like long enough. Malta has so much history and places to see and enjoy that after two weeks you will have just scratched the surface. I spend three MONTHS there every year for the last fifteen years and still find interesting places.

Can you walk around Malta in a day?

This very pleasant walk should take you about three hours. However it is so rich in features of interest that you should allow an entire day to linger over the magnificent views or to visit some of the many cafés, palaces, museums, gardens and churches along the route.

Do you have to wear a mask in Malta?

Public spaces and services From Saturday 11 December, it is mandatory to wear a face mask in all public spaces, indoors and outdoors (children under 3 are exempt). Full details of exemptions from mask wearing are available online. Medical exemptions must be certified by a medical professional.