In ancient times, Malta was connected to Sicily by a land bridge. Later, this bridge was submerged, isolating Malta from the Italian island. How did this happen? Sea Level Rise and Climate Change Following the last Ice Age, as ice ...
Hidden bays on the Maltese Islands
Malta might not have an abundance of long sandy beaches, but what it does have are small, turquoise coves that are so tucked away you might miss them. Some are not just hidden, but also really tricky to reach. Here’s ...
The Grand Harbour of Valletta: Malta’s most impressive port
The Grand Harbour of Valletta, Malta, is one of the most impressive harbours in the Mediterranean. The harbour is also directly connected to the history of Malta. It dates back to the 8th century BC but played an important role ...
Tours of Malta
If you want to visit Malta, it's important to do your research and see what interests you the most on these islands. If you'd like to explore Malta from the sea, take a Malta boat tour. But remember, the islands ...
Fish farming in Malta: A key industry
Malta's aquaculture industry plays a crucial role in the country's economy, contributing around 1% to its GDP. Bluefin tuna farming is the centrepiece of this industry, with most of the production exported to Asia. In addition to bluefin tuna, other ...
Changes in climate and seasons in and around Malta
The sea around Malta is not only a source of beauty, but also an ecosystem strongly influenced by the climate. Malta enjoys a Mediterranean climate, which means it is dry and warm in the summer, and rainy and mild in ...
Comino – The Island of Cumin
When planning a holiday to Malta, one destination that tops the list for many tourists is Comino! Of course, you’ll want to visit the famous Blue Lagoon and capture photos that will amaze everyone back home. So, it’s highly recommended ...
Comino: The small island that scores on tranquility (and crowds!)
Comino is a small, beautiful island in the Maltese Archipelago, a gem in the Mediterranean Sea. Covering just 3.5 square kilometres, it’s safe to say it’s tiny. And how many inhabitants does Comino have? Three. Want to know more about ...
A Guide for Malta Motorists
Malta is an archipelago located in the Mediterranean. You'll find everything you need there, and it's conveniently small. You can compare it to the German city of Bremen—that's how big Malta is. Transportation Options: Public Transport, Tours, or Driving You ...
Beautiful Summer Scene: Dolphins in Maltese waters
As summer begins in the Maltese islands, you see more and more dolphins in the Mediterranean, especially bottlenose dolphins. Bottlenose dolphins are wild dolphins to which rules of behaviour apply. Not for these dolphins of course, but for us, especially ...