Malta is an archipelago of three islands: Malta as the main island, Gozo as the largest subsidiary island and the small island of Comino. The archipelago in the Mediterranean attracts with a rich history, fascinating architecture, picturesque beaches and crystal clear water. The entire capital, Valletta, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and offers impressive fortresses, churches and charming alleys to explore. Maltese cuisine is delicious, from pastizzi to seafood, there is a variety of culinary delights to discover. In addition, most people in Malta speak English, which makes communication easier.
The pleasant Mediterranean climate makes Malta an attractive travel destination all year round. However, if you are looking for a pure beach holiday, you will not be happy with Malta. The rocky islands do not offer extensive beaches, but rather small bays with turquoise water. Divers, on the other hand, get their money’s worth. The clear sea is rich in fish species, caves and numerous wrecks.