Category: Malta

The remarkable feature about most Malta beaches are not the typical sandy white beaches that we conjure of those images. On the contrary, rough rocks are the formation of most Malta beaches. The appeal is refreshing as we can do away with muddy feet for once. If sandy beaches are your cup of tea, go to these three Malta beaches.

Visit Gozo and Comino in one day with boat trips and cruise activities for water sports and sightseeing without fretting over which bus to take in Gozo for land excursions. A cruise will bring you to see panoramic cliffs, coves and inlets around the islands which are Malta travel highlights. Swim, snorkel, dive or sunbathe at renowned Comino Blue Lagoon.

The Republic of Malta is an archipelago consisting of 3 islands – Malta, Comino and Gozo. It will be a shame not to visit them if you are travelling to Malta. Many ferry companies offer the options to stop at Comino Island and then proceed to Gozo from Malta. One can also go Gozo directly and bring along the car.

Though we stayed in Sliema, we want to visit Valletta. We have done that by ferry and bus from Sliema to Valletta. If you also like to visit the stunning Three Cities, you can take a ferry from Valletta to Cospicua. All the ferry prices and schedule are included. In case you miss the last ferry, take a night bus.

Malta is a food paradise with strong influences of Italian and Middle Eastern culture. The most pleasurable thing was the inexpensive food that made our pockets happy. The average price of the main course is around €10 to €15 in Malta. A cocktail may even cost cheaper in relative to a can of beer. So, eat where the locals recommend.

Getting from Malta Airport to city centre Valletta, Sliema or other destinations by taxi or bus are the most common options. There is no metro or subway train system. Taxi is rather cheap compared to other European cities. Here is a guide on costs and routes between choosing a taxi, public buses, shared shuttle van or a private transfer option.

Here are reviews of 10 best navigation travel apps to download for your holiday in Malta, Gozo and Comino. You can use them to check for places of interests and bus services. There is no metro system in Malta. Therefore, the most common public transport used is buses compared to cabs. Fortunately, taxi fares in Malta are considered inexpensive.