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Malta is beautiful and great to explore! The small country has a way of capturing your heart from the first glance. Beyond the turquoise waters and historic streets, the island is full of hidden corners, sun-drenched alleys, and quiet moments that linger, gentle mornings, golden light, and the simple joy of being present.
a love letter to malta
An island located between Europe and Africa. In addition to the large main island of Malta, the state also includes the islands of Gozo and Comino. The islands breathtaking architecture, sights and beautiful nature has some of the best beaches in Europe and much more. With an endless selection of bars, clubs, casinos, theaters and restaurants, Malta’s capital Valletta offers a diverse and varied nightlife. Did you know that Valletta is the smallest capital of an EU state in terms of area and population? Malta is a wonderful place with great people where the sun is part of the culture. It has something to offer everyone, whether you are interested in history, culture, nature or just a relaxing beach holiday.
Capital: Valletta
Population: 550.000
Currency: Euro (EUR)
Area: 316 km²
Language: Maltese and English
Fact: Malta is a very flat country. The highest elevation is just 253 meters high
May to October
24-32 C° / 75-90 °F
During spring and autumn, when the weather is mild and pleasant and the island is less crowded. Summer is ideal for beach holidays, but is also peak season, so be prepared for higher prices and crowds.
For flexibility and to explore the island, a rental car is highly recommended and the best way to discover the island. For easy transportation in cities and to sights, we recommend public buses, Uber or taxis. For traveling between the islands, you can use the ferries, which are a good and inexpensive option.
If you are not from the EU, you will need a Schengen visa. This is a special visa that allows you to travel to all EU countries, including Malta, for a maximum period of 90 days.
The fee for the Schengen visa is €90.
We recommend drinking bottled or filtered water in Malta.
For Malta you need the plug type is G adapter, which is the plug that has three rectangular pins in a triangular pattern.
In Malta, people drive on the left side of the road and the steering wheel in cars is on the rights side.
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In restaurants in Malta, it is customary to tip 5-10% if you were satisfied with the service.
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Malta is one of those hidden gems that instantly steals your heart the moment you arrive. Despite its small size, the island is packed with history, stunning Mediterranean landscapes, and vibrant local culture. Wandering through its ancient streets, exploring medieval fortresses, or swimming in crystal-clear waters feels like stepping into a completely different world.
What makes Malta truly special for us is the combination of adventure and ease. You can explore historic cities like Valletta, relax on secluded beaches, or hop between islands in just a few hours, all without feeling rushed.
It’s a destination that surprises, delights, and always calls you back for more.
Getting to Malta is surprisingly easy, despite it being a small island in the Mediterranean. Most travelers arrive by plane, with Malta International Airport near Valletta offering direct flights from major European cities, making it a perfect quick getaway.
If you’re already traveling in the region, ferries are another option, connecting Malta to Sicily and other nearby islands. Once you arrive, the island is small enough to explore by car, bus, or even scooter, so getting there is just the start of an unforgettable adventure.
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