Malta

Follow the Footsteps of History: The Roman Road of St Paul’s Bay

One of the largest and most-populated towns of Malta, St Paul’s Bay is set on the picturesque northeastern coast of the island. It’s well known for its vibrant promenade, water sports, great food, and general summer holiday vibe. The town and its surrounding area have become a firm favourite with tourists looking for a friendly, easy-going destination with diverse appeal, but for lovers of the great outdoors (with a touch of history on the side), the Roman Road offers a

Sliema

Experience the Maltese Charm of Sliema

Contents: Sliema: One of Malta’s Seaside Gems The Promenade The Port: A Gateway to Malta Explore the History of the Town Where to Stay How to Get There When you think of Malta, chances are you think of the island’s capital, Valletta or perhaps the pretty seaside town of St Paul’s Bay. But there’s another, very worthwhile destination that offers just as much in terms of history, culture, architecture and tradition. That place is Sliema.  Often tacked on as a

Short Break Culture: 3 Days in St Paul’s Bay, Malta

Contents: Wandering Through Wignacourt Tower Exploring St Paul’s Shipwreck Church Visiting the Malta Classic Car Collection Museum Taking a Trip to Malta National Aquarium Where to Stay How to Get There Located on the northeastern coast of Malta, St Paul’s Bay is one of the island’s largest seaside towns, known for its vibrant promenade which extends all the way to Qawra. Originally a fishing village, St Paul’s Bay has since transformed into a major commercial area and a hub for

Keep the Kids Happy All Day in Mellieha

Mellieha, on the island of Malta, is the perfect destination for a family-friendly holiday. There are great activities for the whole family to enjoy in this northernmost village of the main island. Warm weather and picturesque scenes combined with easy access to a range of amenities might just make this location ideal for your next holiday. Here are a few highlights. Mellieha Bay Also known as Ghadira Bay, this is Malta’s largest sandy beach, and also the most popular. The

The Top Restaurants in St Julian’s, Malta

Located on the Maltese coast north of the capital city of Valetta, St Julian’s is a major tourist destination, with attractions centred around the Paceville area. As with many towns on the island, this destination has a unique and fascinating history, but as well as providing some interesting cultural sites, this history also informs the town’s cuisine, which has grown in response to waves of immigration and the demands of a modern tourist economy. Read on to learn more about

Mains in Malta: Traditional Delicacies to Try

Travelling to Malta and on the hunt for some local delicacies? You’re in luck – Maltese cuisine is some of the freshest and most diverse, so you’ll be sure to find something to please your palette. Here are some dishes you won’t want to miss while you’re there. Timpana Those who enjoy meals full of carbs will be in their element if they order Timpana at a local restaurant – although those who are weight-conscious may want to steer clear.

Dead and Gone: Point A to B(uggiba)

What is it about history that interests you most? Are you fascinated by human nature, haunted by yesteryear, intrigued by that which you can never experience firsthand? Whatever it is that draws you in about the past, the physical reminders of what once was are often some of the most thought-provoking and interesting aspects of antiquity. This transfer from Malta Airport to Bugibba will take you by four historical sites that will mesmerise you with their majesty, enthral you with

Mellieha

Let History Pass You By on Our Transfer to Mellieha

Your plane has just touched down in Malta and you’re ready to begin your holiday on this gorgeous Mediterranean archipelago. The country may be small, but the number of tempting attractions is large – how’s a tourist to know what to tour first? If you’re feeling overwhelmed with all of your options, this route guide could help set you straight. From hikes to history, I’ve compiled a list of things to do and see that you will conveniently pass by

Cool Off in Qawra: The Ultimate Tourist Guide

The lively resort of Qawra in Malta is a great destination for those seeking an array of cultural, natural and gastronomic gems in a sunny setting. Situated near Buġibba and Salina, Qawra is a hotspot for a range of watersport activities, but equally, you will find people simply bathing along the picturesque coastline or taking romantic moonlit strolls by the sea. It has a lively nightlife with bars, clubs and restaurants for those who like to find fun once the

Get a Taste of Maltese History in Mellieħa

To really get a taste of rural life in Malta and to understand this island’s unique culture and history, I recommend a trip to the village of Mellieħa on its northern coast. With its historic buildings, a wildlife sanctuary, World War II shelter tunnels and the island’s longest beach, Mellieħa is a fascinating base for a holiday on this unique Mediterranean island. Set on a hilltop, this traditional Maltese village gives visitors a rare glimpse into the life and culture

Barefoot in Buġibba: Fun in the Sun for the Family!

Whisking a boisterous brood off on a summer holiday is a demanding task, and any parent who does this every summer deserves some serious respect! It is understandable that you will want to keep things simple and affordable, which is why I think that the thriving tourist resort of Buġibba is a great choice for families this year. This sunny resort on the north-east coast of Malta is cheap, cheerful and has a welcoming atmosphere. It forms a cluster of

The Magnetism of Malta: Our Airport Transfer to Gozo

Although our transfer from Malta Airport to Gozo takes less than an hour, it packs in enough culture to keep you curious for a lifetime. As you gaze out of the window in serenity and comfort, keep a particularly close eye out for these gems. And why not ask your driver to unravel even more fascinating stories? 1. Mdina Founded in the eighth century BC by wandering Phoenician sailors, this beautifully-preserved walled city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Successive waves

Cocktails and Casinos: A Weekend Break in St Julian’s

St Julian’s is the party centre of the Maltese Islands, boasting some of the best clubs, bars and casinos in the southern Mediterranean. Situated just up the coast from Sliema, visitors flock to this coastal town all year round, but the summer months – when the nights are hot and filled with excitement – are inevitably busiest. The activities here not as beach-focused as in other areas of the island. Instead, visitors and locals enjoy the vibrant bars, restaurants and

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