If you do not want to melt on the pavement, then avoid visiting Malta in July and August. It’s hot! And the air is like a hairdryer on full blast. Go in the shoulder seasons, which means April to June ...
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Discover Marsaxlokk with top Malta tours
Looking for a fun and easy trip in Malta? Marsaxlokk is a great place to visit. This colourful fishing village is calm, friendly, and full of local life. Many popular Malta tours stop here—and for good reason. 👉 Want to ...
Ancient Malta
Want to explore something epic? Love ancient places with wild stories? Book a Malta tour – it’s the best way to see all the amazing places in Malta and Gozo! Temples older than the pyramids Yeah, you read that right. ...
Mdina: Malta’s silent city
There’s something about Mdina that gets under your skin. Maybe it’s the way the sun hits the yellow stone, or the sound — or rather, the silence. The place hums with quiet. Not empty quiet, but heavy, almost sacred. As ...
Sharks in Malta: rare and nothing to fear
When you think of Malta, you picture blue water, sunshine, and beaches. But what about sharks? Yes, they live in these waters. But the chance of seeing one while swimming is almost zero. Most sharks stay far from shore and ...
Sea turtles in Malta: what every beach lover should know
Malta is known for its water, beaches, and island life. But many tourists don’t know that sea turtles live here too. Not in aquariums – in the sea, swimming, nesting, and sometimes even hatching right under your towel. Malta tours ...
How warm is Malta in May?
Malta in May is a great place to be. The weather is warm but not too hot, and the summer feeling is already in the air. It’s the perfect month if you like sunshine without the extreme heat of July ...
Village Festas in Malta
The Maltese village festas, locally known as ‘festas’, are a vital part of the cultural identity of both Malta and Gozo. These celebrations, dedicated to each parish’s patron saint, blend long-standing religious rituals with lively communal events. Each parish community ...
Blue Lagoon Comino
The Blue Lagoon is one of the coolest sights in the Maltese archipelago. Between Malta and Gozo lies the tiny island of Comino, where you’ll find this dazzling turquoise bay that instantly takes your breath away. Even if you’re short ...
A day of devotion. Good Friday on the Maltese islands
Good Friday is one of the most sacred days in Malta. In towns and villages, people commemorate the suffering and death of Jesus Christ. Malta is Catholic, and this faith is taken very seriously, especially visible during Easter. Since the ...
