Things To Do in Malta
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Billy's Music Club
Billy’s Music Club is a large bar on top of the hill. It attracts tourists and locals alike and boasts big screen TVs,... Read More
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Boat over to Comino
Boat over to Comino
Sandwiched between Malta and Gozo, this tiny island is only a couple of kilometres wide. But don’t be put off by its... Read More
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Bouquet Garni 4, Gorg Borg Olivier Street
Bouquet Garni 4, Gorg Borg Olivier Street
At this cosy restaurant you’ll be welcomed in with home-baked bread and Maltese ... Read More
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Browse for Maltese lace
Browse for Maltese lace
Quality souvenirs are easy to find here – there’s silver and gold filigree jewel... Read More
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Brush up on your history in Gozo
Brush up on your history in Gozo
When it comes to history, Gozo means business. Malta’s sister island is home to ... Read More
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Buy glassware in Mdiná
Buy glassware in Mdiná
There are plenty of supermarkets and convenience stores in Qawra along the main ... Read More
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Buy local handicrafts on the promenade
Buy local handicrafts on the promenade
Souvenir hunters are well served by bustling Bugibba. The streets running from t... Read More
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Check out the local cuisine
Check out the local cuisine
Down by the bay, the seafront restaurants do a great line in fresh lampuki fish ... Read More
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Climb to the top of the Red Tower
Climb to the top of the Red Tower
St Agatha’s Tower overlooks Mellieha Bay and is worth a closer look. Built for t... Read More
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Dance until dawn in Ll Bajja
Dance until dawn in Ll Bajja
Bugibba’s lively after-dark scene is concentrated in the main square where there... Read More
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Dip your toes in the sand at St George's Bay
Dip your toes in the sand at St George's Bay
The little beach at St George’s Bay may be manmade with imported sand, but it’s ... Read More
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Eat Maltese food down by the harbour
Eat Maltese food down by the harbour
The restaurants and cafés around Republic Street cater for shoppers. Otherwise, ... Read More
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Eat Maltese food in Qawra
Eat Maltese food in Qawra
Qawra’s prom-side restaurants have a crowd-pleasing menu that covers familiar fa... Read More
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Eat al fresco at the piazza
Eat al fresco at the piazza
In Bugibba, a popular place to eat is the busy main square, where the al fresco ... Read More
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Eat bragioli on tourist street
Eat bragioli on tourist street
Hearty Maltese dishes like bragioli, which is stuffed beef, and stuffat tal-fene... Read More
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Destinations in Malta
Top Destinations
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Bugibba
Holidays to Bugibba turn up the heat, thanks to year-round sunshine, heartwarming locals, and a scorching strip of bars and restaurants.
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Qawra
Holidays to Qawra flaunt all the ingredients of a classic sun, sand and sea combo. So pack suntan lotion, swimming gear, and an underwater camera to capture the Technicolor sea life in Malta's northern waters.
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Sliema
Holidays to Sliema bring you to a stylish retreat on Malta's northeastern coast. Here you'll find designer shopping and Blue Flag beaches – and the capital Valetta a short drive away.
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Valletta
Holidays to Valletta take you to a 16th-century Baroque city that overlooks the Mediterranean Sea. Malta's capital city is a former European Capital of Culture. Valletta combines rich French and British history with modern shopping opportunities. There's also a unique gastronomic scene here.
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St Julian's
If you want to see the very best of Malta, St Julian's is a top choice. Holidays to St Julian's combine refreshing swimming spots with a lively nightlife and bustling marina. And best of all, you can be in the shopping hotspot of Sliema and the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Valletta in just 15 minutes by car.
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Mellieha Bay
Holidays to Mellieha Bay promise quiet relaxation on the sandy beach – with the option of nights out in Bugibba and daytrips to Medieval city Mdina.
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Mdina
Holidays to Mdina take you to a tiny city that goes big on history and charm. And with a setting near the middle of Malta, it puts all the island’s hotspots within daytripping distance.