Maltese Islands

The Maltese archipelago is surrounded by water, and that means that a good portion of the coast is made up of cliffs that are craving to be hiked, trekked and …

Going to the beach in Malta is one of the easiest, and possibly cheapest, activities to treat yourself to! Whether you’re a local looking for a break from the office …

The Mediterranean islands of Malta, Gozo and Comino are known for many things including the culture, history, cuisine and glorious sunny seascapes – but beneath the surface of our glistening …

Travelling to any country means trying out and hopefully appreciating their cuisine, their traditional dishes and their best restaurants; but something we all do when we’re on holiday is savour …

Malta’s Street Food scene is pumped! And when we say pumped, we mean it! The huge increase in interest of food trucks, street vendors and quick-fix lunch grabs has boomed …

Local food has been on an evolutionary culinary path for years. While the cosmopolitan ideals of sushi stops, burger bars, pizza houses and so on continue to feature; and succeed; …

Malta is best known for its 300+ days of sunshine! There’s the sun, the sand and the sea to keep you entertained and of course the food! Our Mediterranean islands …

Mdina, Malta is a fascinating city whose origins date back over 4000 years. It may seem impenetrable — it is surrounded by thick, fortified walls — but don’t let that …

Mellieha is located on a hilltop in the north of Malta and is known for having the longest beach on the island. Beautiful Mellieha Bay is covered in white, sparkling …

Characterized by its L-shaped main church square, beautiful natural caves and stunning sea pools, Siggiewi, Malta is a lovely place in which to find yourself on your summer holiday. It …