Explore the beauty of Malta, Gozo and Comino
Let’s face it: jellyfish in Malta can disturb your vacation. But fear not! By arming yourself with the right information and a little planning, you can greatly reduce the risk and enjoy a worry-free holiday on Malta’s beaches. Jellyfish in […]
Thinking of heading to Malta in summer? June through August is peak season on the islands, with travellers drawn by sun-drenched coastlines, warm seas, and endless festivals. But with all that comes high temperatures and busy tourist sites. I’ve lived […]
Malta may be known for its ancient streets and steep slopes, but wheelchair accessible travel in Malta has improved dramatically in recent years. Government-led initiatives and tourism board efforts have prioritised inclusivity, with the goal of making Malta welcoming to […]
Looking for romantic things to do in Malta? You’ve landed in the right place. Malta’s old stone buildings, sea views, and relaxed vibe make it feel special but still familiar. Malta, with its sun-warmed cliffs and centuries-old cities, is ideal […]
Thinking about Malta with kids? You’re in for a trip that’s as easy as it is exciting. I’ve lived here since 2011 and can say with confidence: Malta is a truly family-friendly destination. My sister comes over every year from […]
Malta’s nightlife has stayed exciting and varied over the years. There’s something here for every kind of traveller – you can dance until morning, listen to live music under the stars, or simply enjoy a relaxed evening drink by the […]
Maltese food is one of the best ways to experience the island’s real heart. It’s a rich mix of Mediterranean flavours that will make you hungry for more. Living in Malta since 2011, I’ve had the chance to taste it […]
Gozo is a small island that’s part of Malta. It’s known for its stunning coastline that stretches for about 55 kilometers. And guess what? You can go on an epic hike around Gozo and explore its cliffs, hidden beaches, and […]
The Blue Lagoon and Comino offer crystal clear waters and breathtaking panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea. The lagoon is sheltered and shallow, with white sand at the bottom. It makes it a perfect natural swimming pool.
Visiting Malta in March is like stepping into a colourful spring painting. The weather is welcoming for those ready to explore. With daytime temperatures around 17°C, it’s a wonderful time to enjoy Malta’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites without the heat […]