Malta Guide -between Helen

Malta, a small Mediterranean island country, is full of history, culture and breathtaking landscape. From ancient employees to lively fishing boats, it offers a rich experience for a historical lover, food lovers and adventures. This guide, which explores Balletta’s historic streets or soaks up in the green lagoons of the green lagoon, helps to make the most of the trip.

Located in the center of the Mediterranean, Malta is a attractive archipelago famous for its rich history, amazing landscape and vibrant culture. Whether you are a historical lover, a beach lover, or looking for an adventure, Malta provides something to everyone. This guide provides essential information to make the most of this fascinating destination.

Geography and climate

Malta consists of three main islands: Malta (biggest), Gozo and COMINO. The archipelago enjoys the Mediterranean climate, featuring hot and dry summer and gentle wet winter. It is the ideal destination for more than 300 days every year.

Arrive there

Luqa’s Malta International Airport (MLA) is the main gateway to the island that provides services to many European destinations. At the airport, a variety of transportation options, including buses, taxis and car rentals, can reach accommodation.

Wandering

Malta’s public transportation is mainly provided in a wide range of bus networks, so it is convenient to explore major attractions. For more flexibility, rent a car or use taxi services. Ferry connects the main island with the regular service between Malta and Gojo.

If you are a little crazy, it is better to rent a car.

What to do in Malta

1. BalletThe UNESCO World Heritage Site is famous for its landmarks such as Baroque buildings, historic fortresses and St. John’s coatedral and Grandmaster’s Palace.
2. MdinaKnown as “Silent City”, MDINA is a reinforced medieval city that provides open views in narrow streets, ancient buildings, and the fortress.
3. Gojo Island: The tranquil escape from the main island, Gozo, has attractions such as ġ Gantija Temples, Ramla Bay’s Red Sand Beach and picturesque village xlendi.
4. Comino and Blue Lagoon: This small island is famous for its turquoise water in Blue Lagoon and is suitable for swimming and snorkeling.
5. Melia Bay: One of the largest sand beaches in Malta and ideal for sunbathing and water sports.
6. Swimming and cliff jumping in St. Peter’s swimming pool
7. Wander the fishing village of Mastax Locke and watch a variety of Rouge boats.
8. Experience Kanti Temple, one of the oldest structures in the world.
9. Visit the underground burial site, Hypogeum (Pre -book!)
10. Look at the sunset in Dingli Cliffs
11. Explore the unique Hagar Qim Temples from the Ridge Tower location.
12. Discover the beauty of the blue cave with a boat
13. Visit Rotunda Church to see the unexplained World War Bomb.
14. Try to use a traditional Malta festival (a pastry full of flaky ricotta or peas).
15. City Hall where a salute battery cannon is fired at noon and 4 pm
16. See where it is Throne and gladiator It was shot
17. Cross the Grand Harbor and experience the traditional boat ride to three cities.
18. For a great port view, visit Upper Barrakka Gardens
19. Explore Malta’s salt fans that go back to the Roman era.
20. Try fresh seafood at Marsaxlokk’s Harborside Restaurant

Day 1: Coastal adventure and seafood pleasure

• St. Peter’s pool -Start a day with swimming in this natural rock swimming pool with clear turquoise water that is popular with cliff jumping.
• Marsaxlokk -Dread to this attractive fishing village, famous for its gorgeous loose boats and the vast Sunday fish market.
• Dinner at the port Johann ‘s Enjoy fresh seafood such as Red Snapper and Golden Migre.

Day 2: Balletta’s abundant history exploration

• Balletta’s walking trip -The longest distance is only 800 meters of small city! Founded in 1566 by the St. Zone Knights, Balletta is steep in the history of the Crusades.
• Grand Master’s Palace -This historic ruins, built by the French Knights in 1530, show Malta’s rich army and colonial past.
• St. Zone’s joint cache -Hometown of masterpieces of caravaggio Stid of St. ZoneThe only picture signed by an artist.
• Upper Barakka Garden -Grives the panoramic view of Grand Harbor and Daily Noon Cannon Salute.
• Salute battery -Fires traditional cannons at 12 pm and 4 pm.
• Historical Quiz:
  • Malta was the most bombed country in World War II because of its strategic position.
  • Queen Elizabeth lived here for 21 months.
  • The language of this island reflects rulers over 40% Arabic, 40% Italian, 20% English -time.
  • Malta’s flag is 8 points cross, a symbol of St. Zone’s order.

Day 3: A good view of ancient wonders and scenery

• St. Zone’s joint cache -It is deeper into Baroque beauty using the audio guide.
• Hypogeum Tour -Shelter underground store complex. Book your ticket at the last minute the day before € 50.
• Dinner: Traditional Malta Festival -Recide this flak pastry, full of ricotta or curry peas of local street suppliers.
• Blue Groto Sunset -There is a sunset on this wonderful sea cave.

Day 4: The charm of island hopping and high tough

• Blue Lagoon, Comino -Take a boat trip (€ 15) to the clear water and paradise.
• Ferry -Explain Malta’s sister island, famous for its relaxed charm.
• acropolis -Gozo’s enhanced city provides an open view.
• Salt fan -This salt apartment, which dates back to the Roman era, shows Malta’s traditional salt harvesting method.
• Dinner at local pizza gas -Please enjoy true Malta pizza with local ingredients.
• Hagar Qim Temple Unlike other temple sites, the rescue structure of this prehistoric era provides views in all directions.
• Malta’s Giant Temple -The largest independent stone monument in the world!

Day 5: more history and hidden gems

• Blue Groto Bost Travel -There is a wonderful limestone cave of the sea.
• Hagar Qim Temple visit Explore the ancient temples listed on another UNESCO.
• Fresh fish lunch -Please eat a day at the beach restaurant.

Day 6: Silent City and Symbolic Movie Location

• Rotunda Church See the Second World War bomb that did not miraculously explode.
• MDINA Working Tour Malta’s ancient capital, known as Silent City, has not changed since the 1700s.
• Game and gladiator shooting site of throne MDINA worked as King’s Landing in Season 1.
• Funny fact: Malta’s words reflect the history of the state. Arabic, French, Italian and English influence can be seen in language.

What I want to know before I visit Malta

Hidden -Agluxs requires advanced reservations (e.g. Hypogeum Tour).

Cultural experience

Driving on the left -If you rent a car, prepare.

Please ask for a fish price -After ordering, always check the price of seafood.

Transportation and parking -The island is small (45 minutes away), but congestion can be difficult.

Friendly locals -Malta people are very warm and welcome.

• festivitiesMalta will hold numerous festivals all year round, including the Malta International Arts Festival, Fireworks, Music and Procedure, including a village fests that celebrates the sponsors.
• cooking: Maltese cuisine is a pleasant fusion of the Mediterranean flavor. Essential dishes include Pastizzi (Ricotta or Peas Street), rabbit stew and FTIRA (traditional Malta sandwiches).

Practical tips

• language: MalteSe and English can easily communicate with visitors who speak English in official languages.
• call: Euro (€) is an official currency.
• drive: Traffic drives from the left of the road. If you want to rent a car, an international driving permit is recommended.
• The best time to visitMalta is a destination all year round, but from April to June to September to October, there are few pleasant weather and crowds.

lodging

Malta offers a variety of accommodations, from luxury hotels to budget -friendly guesthouse. In Valletta, boutique hotels such as Melior Hotel offer modern amenities in a historic environment. SLIEMA or St., famous for its lively nightlife and meal options for beach experience Consider staying in Julian’s.

We stayed Hotel Caro And it was a big choice!

safety

Malta is considered a safe destination for travelers. But like all travel, it’s a good idea to take standard prevention measures, such as protecting your personal belongings and recognizing the surrounding environment.

We promise unforgettable experiences for all travelers who are abundant with rich tapestry about the beauty of history, culture and nature. Whether you explore ancient employees, hit the beach in the sun, or wander the historic city, the island provides a unique harmony of the past and the present, guaranteeing a memorable visit.