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…
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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…
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Malta, Comino, and Gozo are islands brimming with natural beauty, culture, and history. What better way to explore these treasures than from the top of a double-decker bus?…
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Malta, Gozo, and Comino offer stunning boat tours that showcase the breathtaking coastline and guide you through crystal-clear waters. On this page, we describe our three most popular…
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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…
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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…
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Near the village of Baħar iċ-Ċagħaq in North Malta is the theme park: Marineland. Here you will find an array of marine animals and birds. This is not…
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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…
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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…
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Finally, Jurassic: The Immersive Experience™ Malta is here. Did you read about it? Now it’s in Malta and you can visit it! Wondering how dinosaurs lived? Here’s your…
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Until 1960, Malta’s economy was dependent on the United Kingdom, especially the British Army, which was based in Malta until 1950. Then everything changed, and development plans were…
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