Malta Mesmerizes Visitors With Beauty, History and Charm

Malta is an idyllic country that ticks all the boxes for visitors including the availability of culinary experiences, always a highlight of any vacation, and guests can enjoy dining al fresco with incredible views of the sea. 

The winding narrow streets of the capital city give way to quaint coffee shops and charming eateries. 

Visitors to Malta can explore the beautiful St. John's Co-Cathedral in Valletta. The baroque cathedral was built in the 16th century and contains priceless works of art.

Exploring the island nation of Malta by sea is a necessity when visiting. 

High-end travelers can enjoy luxury curated yacht experiences departing from Marsamxett Harbour. 

Visitors can enjoy fresh, locally produced cuisine while visiting the country. Gozitan cheeselets are an important part of the local cuisine. 

Curated wine tour experience are available at the Ta’ Betta Wine Estates.

Travelers can visit Mellieħa, a large village in the Northern region of Malta. 

Comino, Malta, is one of the smallest of Malta's main islands.

One of the highlights of a visit to Malta is its Dragonara Cave at the Coral Lagoon in Mellieħa, Malta. 

Another must-see in Malta is Marsaxlokk, Malta’s old fishing village.

Malta is known to have excellent opportunities for scuba diving and one of the most famous spots is the Blue Hole in Dwejra, Gozo.