Malta itinerary
Island in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea about a hundred kilometres south of the Sicilian coasts, it is the smallest state of the European Union. Malta offers wonderful cities of art, ancient fishing villages, bright maritime atmospheres and majestic cliffs, crystal clear waters and unspoiled nature.
- 3 days itinerary
1 day: Valletta
2 day: Three cities – Valletta
3 day: Mosta – Mdina – Rabat
- 5 days itinerary
1 day: Valletta
2 day: Three cities – Valletta
3 day: Mosta – Mdina – Rabat
4 day: Marsaxlokk (on Sunday) – Blue Grotto – Hagar Qim temples – Dingli Cliff
5 day: Gozo/Comino day trip
- Our 6 days itinerary (we slept in Sliema)
1 day: Valletta
2 day: Three cities – Valletta
3 day: Mosta – Mdina – Rabat – big bus to see the north side of the island (golden bay – Bugibba – St Julian – Sliema)
4 day: Marsaxlokk (on Sunday) – Blue Grotto – Hagar Qim temples – Dingli Cliff
5 day: Comino boat trip – St Julian (late evening)
6 day. Gozo 4×4 day tour (from Sliema)
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1. When to go The climate of Malta is typically Mediterranean, with mild and rainy winters, and hot, sunny summers. Basically, you can visit malta all the year-round, but the best period is April to June and September to November. If you also want to enjoy the clear sea of Malta, the best season is June to September. 2. Means of transport Malta has no subway or trains and the only public transportation to discover the country is the bus. Alternatively, it’s possible to rent a car or moto/bike but, for different reasons, they are not always the best option. Related post 3. Activities and tours through web platforms Once in a city, you can arrange your visit to the town itself and the countryside with local agencies or using web platforms as GetYourGuide and Viator. They offer a wide range of tours and activities (also private transfers) arranged with the local tour operators with affordable prices and deals.
4. Where to sleep Malta offers a wide range of accommodations, from hostel/B&B to luxury hotels. Related post
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