Places not to be missed during your visit...

  • Valletta 

Valletta Malta's Capital City is a marvelous and breathtaking place. Guests will love taking pictures against the backdrop of its beautiful Mediterranean sea or its butterscotch-colored city buildings. The city also houses important historical tourist spots such as the Upper Barraka Gardens. It is a scenic garden with a panoramic view of the sea and city.

    Mdina is a fortified city located in the Northern Region of Malta . It is situated on a large hill in the center of the island, and it served as the capital of Malta from antiquity to the medieval period . The town is enclosed in bastions and is known for its narrow streets, few inhabitants, and beautiful views over the island.

    Is a popular tourist destination and one of the busiest commercial and urban hubs on the island of Malta. Full of restaurants bars and shops, including Malta's Biggest shopping Mall - The Point 

    The village of St. Julian’s (locally referred to as San Ġiljan), adjacent to Sliema and a few miles to the West of the capital city Valletta. It’s known as a more urban town in Malta, home to some of the tallest buildings on the island, and is a tourist and nightlife hotspot. It is also a popular place for some of its entertainment venues. In Paceville, you can find Malta’s largest cinema complex, a bowling arena, a shopping complex (Baystreet Shopping Mall), a number of hotels and a small man-made beach at St. George’s Bay.

    These are the top beaches we recommend that one should visit. Including a day on the Horn Blower ship for an amazing day in comino and more (https://hornblowermalta.com/)

    Located around a bay on Malta’s south coast, Marsaxlokk has starred in thousands of postcards. Check out the colorful traditional boats in this photogenic little town, and be sure to sample some fresh seafood.

    The Malta National Aquarium has 51 tanks including reptiles, insects and amphibians, amongst others, Mediterranean fish, including fish commonly found in Maltese waters together with replicas of historical artefacts that one can find in the seas around the Maltese islands.

    Probably the best known of the Islands’ gardens, San Anton Gardens was laid out by Grand Master Antoine de Paule as grounds to his summer residence, San Anton Palace. It is the the most beautiful garden in Malta with a large variety of beautiful flowers and plants.

    Buskett Gardens is a woodland area located in the valley of Wied Il-Luq, south of Rabat and east of Dingli in Malta. The gardens were planted by the Knights of Malta to be used as a hunting ground and are now a popular spot for picnics and nature lovers who want to discover the flora and fauna.

    A smaller island which offers visitors plenty of traditional experiences and historical places to visit. It is also one of Europe's Top diving destinations.