The people. The Maltese are some of the most welcoming people on the planet.
The food. OMG the food. You can find everything and on a good price Also a vegan one ;)
The sun always shines. The weather is amazing. One of the sunniest places in Europe, enjoying over 3,000 hours of sunshine every year.
To many gorgeous beaches.
The Blue Lagoon .
Malta consists of three main islands. Sandwiched in between the two main islands of Malta and Gozo, lies the tiny island of Comino. No trip to Malta is complete without experiencing the luscious, azure waters of Comino’s Blue Lagoon
The history’s ancient.
The earliest signs of human habitation and culture on Malta date back more than 7,000 years – way older than the Egyptian pyramids and the Great Wall of China. It’s no wonder then that its charming streets make the island feel like a picturesque open-air museum. The walled town of Mdina is steeped in a rich, colorful history that stretches back some 4,000 years. The capital, Valletta, is so beautiful that the whole city is designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The waters are turquoise.
Malta’s inviting waters make for some of Europe’s best snorkelling spots.
The nightlife’s.
The Maltese might enjoy the relaxed, Mediterranean way of life during the day, but don’t make the mistake of thinking Malta has a sleepy nightlife. If you are not in the mood for party in St Julian’s hotspot, you can always have a long walk on the beach ;)
You’re never too far from the next adventure.
Malta might only measure 27km long and 14km wide, but it packs in a whole lot of wonder into such a small size.
Adventure is everywere.
Horse riding,mountain biking, parks and places you can not imagine.
