Malta is a group of islands in the heart of the Mediterranean, just below Sicily (Italy). The three main islands are Malta and Gozo, which attract a large number of visitors each year, who often return to spend their holidays in Malta. Many toursists visit the island of Malta for its rich history and culture but most of all for its sunny and warm weather and great resorts to spend your holidays.
With the increasing number of cheap flights being offered by low cost airlines, Malta is becoming an increasingly popular holiday destination and its accession to the EU in May 2004 has enabled Malta to step up the quality of holidays it can offer its guests. The Mediterranean's best kept secret, as the country is often referred to, offers a completely refreshing view on island life, with plenty of resorts and beaches but moreover a welcoming and generally friendly population and an island literally stuffed with places of great cultural and historical value. Most Maltese speak English and getting around the islands is relatively easy, with public transport serving almost all parts of the islands and widely available car rentals.
Malta travel guide - inform yourself before you go!
Inform yourself before booking your holiday by reading through the wealth of information we offer you at GuideToMalta.net. Malta has so much more to offer than any holiday brochure – or website – can ever show you. This site offers you the opportunity to see Malta from a non-commercial perspective.
A quick preview of what's in this travel guide
- The Malta and Gozo section gives an introduction to the islands and shows you the most popular places of interest to visit around the Maltese islands
