Rich history and unique cultural treasures

Few islands in the world can compete with Malta ' s history and unique cultural treasures . In the capital city of Valletta , narrow winding streets invariably lead to the main square which is dominated by the huge Baroque church, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Hidden and deserted coves with pebble and rocky beaches overflow into shallow Mediterranean waters. The Blue Cave consists of seven caves that were created by the current and waves of the sea. The location of the caves in combination with the position of the sun ensures that the water reflects beautiful shades of blue. Sail from Malta to the sister islands of Gozo and Comino in less than an hour . The two temples of Ġgantija in Gozo are the oldest free-standing monuments in the world, proof that humans lived at least 1,000 years before the construction of the Egyptian pyramids at Giza. Comino is the smallest of the trio and largely uninhabited.

The nightlife in Malta is always buzzing with many clubs to visit, excellent wine bars and first class restaurants especially in Paceville & St Julian's . For those looking for a more cultural take on the evening, there is a variety of local and international drama, dance and music groups that regularly perform in open-air theatres, among others. Where the world can't find you ...