Hello and welcome from the team of Holidays in Malta! In this website, we will provide you with whatever you need to know for your stay in Malta. We will be your guides with the best tips on what makes Malta so unique when to visit and what are the unmissable things to see or do. Both if you are an enthusiast of the high sea, a fan of the relaxed beaches or looking for the ultimate day out on a picturesque yacht out at sea, this site is here for you.
Malta is a small island in the middle of the Mediterranean. A unique archipelago with absolutely everything to offer. From great historic and medieval towns as its capital Valletta or the formal capital Mdina to incredible landscapes. From experiencing the very heart of the Mediterranean both from land or on the sea. If you are looking for spectacular sunsets or a walk through history, the islands have everything you need.
Get ready to stand in awe at the crystalline waters of the Blue Lagoon, or to sail all the way from sunrise to sunset. Maybe you fancy a memorable weekend in Gozo island for the perfect escape or a relaxing day on Comino island. Through this platform, we will provide you with absolutely everything you need to know before coming to Malta on holiday.
Many around the world don’t even know where Malta is and how to get to Malta. But do not be fooled, the Maltese archipelago is famous for the unique weather and amazing food and those who visit it once, will make sure to come back.
Whether you are visiting Malta for a holiday, to attend a language course or for business purposes, you will surely find what you are looking for here. We also provide holiday accommodation, private sailing yacht charters and airport transfers. So, go on. Explore this website and let us know how we can help you get the best for your holiday in Malta! Feel free to write to us if you have questions or suggestions.
Malta was for the most time, considered as one of the safest places to live and settle or travel as a tourist. Up until some 30 years ago, the locals here would leave their front door closed with keys hanging out and cars were left open all night and day. Things have changed a bit…
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The best and easiest way to get to Malta is by air. Nowadays flights to Malta are much cheaper thanks to competitive prices by low-cost airlines all across the globe. The airport in Malta is often referred to MIA and both the locals and foreigners are very proud of this national jewel. Because our airport…
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Malta has two official languages, Maltese and English. Up until 1934, Italian was also one of the official languages in the Maltese islands. Because of foreign influence, the Maltese population had to adapt and change. With the change of conquests, came a change in languages and the inhabitants of the islands managed to adapt incredibly…
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The Maltese archipelago is made up of three islands two of which are inhabited. The first and main island is Malta, which is the biggest of the two and is home to the majority of the population. The other one is Gozo, a much smaller island with a very small, ageing population. The true charm…
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If you wish to spend a day on a really nice sandy beach in Malta, then Għajn Tuffieħa is the one. Għajn Tuffieħa (literally translated to Apple’s Eye), also known as Riviera. Of course, Malta is famous for its many beaches, but this one is many’s favourite and often considered as the most beautiful beach…
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A popular singer and songwriter once wrote: “if there’s one beautiful view in Malta, it must be the Bay of Mellieha.” This is an oversimplified translation to the poetic words by which Sammy Bartolo, a beloved Mellieha singer, starts his famous song, il-Bajja tal-Mellieha (here you can listen to il-Bajja tal-Mellieha on Youtube). The song…
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Famous for gigantic cliffs overseeing the beautiful Mediterranean sea, Dingli has become a destination for the tourists who seek blue skies, good food and untamed nature. The latter, of course, comes with the spectacular Dingli Cliffs, which offer a true experience of wild nature, something which is no longer so common in cluttered Malta. A…
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Zurrieq and the magnificent Blue Grotto which sits in its surroundings are possibly two of the best things you can see in your holiday in Malta. The south of Malta offers something different and most of the attractions are, indeed, related to the sea. Zurrieq and Blue Grotto are a true example of this. But…
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Marsaxlokk is a cute little village with a true Maltese character. It is officially (but also informally) known as the fishing village of Malta. This is the place where the smell of fish and sea will venture into your senses and consume you. A lovely, peaceful town which is made up of no more than…
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