Explore the beauty of Malta, Gozo and Comino
St. Peter’s Pool in Malta is all about clear water and cliffs. Imagine yourself on a cliff, ready to jump into the blue water. The thrill is real. This guide unpacks all you need to know about St. Peter’s Pool. […]
Rabat is a short walk from Mdina. Although Mdina takes centre stage, Rabat offers its own charm. It has narrow streets, historical houses and many attractions. And if history interests you, Rabat’s rich medieval vibe won’t disappoint. In this post, […]
Gzira is a coastal town between Msida and Sliema in Malta. Its name means “island” in Maltese, inspired by its neighbouring Manoel Island. From Gzira, you can enjoy breathtaking views of Valletta’s skyline. You can explore Manoel Island, or relax […]
Thinking about visiting Malta in the winter? Go for it! People think of Malta for its sunny beaches and summer parties. But, winter here is also great. It’s one of the warmest places in Europe during winter, so you won’t […]
Hondoq Bay, located in the south of Gozo, is also known as Hondoq ir-Rummien Bay, the Pomegranate Moat. This beach is popular for its crystal-clear waters and local atmosphere. I moved to Malta in 2011 and have enjoyed many visits […]
Water sports in Malta are a thrilling way to explore the island. With its clear blue waters, Malta invites everyone from beginners to experts to dive into activities like snorkelling, kayaking, scuba diving, and parasailing. I’ve been living in Malta […]
Have you heard of the Inland Sea in Gozo? If not, you’re in for a nice discovery! This natural wonder on Gozo is a perfect place for diving, relaxing, and exploring. I have been in Malta since 2011, exploring nature […]
Malta in 4 days might sound challenging, but it’s possible. The thought of not experiencing everything can be overwhelming; I get that. However, I’m confident you can fully enjoy top Malta’s sites within your limited schedule. So, take a deep […]
Mdina, also called the Silent City, is the ancient capital of Malta. It’s all surrounded by fortifications. You can see a mix of Baroque and medieval architecture around. If you’re curious about Maltese history and culture, add Mdina to the […]
Sliema beaches aren’t the prettiest in Malta, but they’re convenient. If you’re in town, just hop into the Mediterranean Sea. With a long coastline, accessing the sea is easy here. In Sliema, you’ll find a sandy beach at Balluta Bay. […]