Malta Mesmerizes Visitors With Beauty, History and Charm

by Janeen Christoff
Last updated:: 6:40 PM ET, Mon May 22, 2023

Al fresco dining in Malta (Photo Credit: Malta Tourism Authority)

Valletta street scene (Photo Credit: Malta Tourism Authority)

St. John's Co-Cathedral, Malta (Photo Credit: Malta Tourism Authority)

Marsamxett Harbour (Photo Credit: Malta Tourism Authority)

View of Valletta from a yacht (Photo Credit: Malta Tourism Authority)

Local cuisine in Malta includes these Gozitan cheeselets. (Photo Credit: Malta Tourism Authority)

A couple enjoys wine at a Maltese winery. (Photo Credit: Malta Tourism Authority)

Mellieha, Malta (Photo Credit: Malta Tourism Authority)

Comino, Malta (Photo Credit: Malta Tourism Authority)

Coral Lagoon, Malta (Photo Credit: Malta Tourism Authority)

Marsaxlokk, Malta (Photo Credit: Malta Tourism Authority)

Blue Hole in Dwejra (Photo Credit: Malta Tourism Authority)

Dining With a View

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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.

Visiting Valletta

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

Crown Jewel of Valletta

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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.

Marsamxett Harbour

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

Yachting

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

Local Cuisine

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

Perfect for Wine Enthusiasts

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

Explore Beyond Valletta

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

Comino

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

Coral Lagoon

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

Fishing Village

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

Diving Destination

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

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Janeen Christoff

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Editor Executive Editor - AGENTatHOME | TravelPulse Content Strategy true [email protected] 9088 14744 Janeen Christoff caught the travel bug while living in London, England. After two years on the road, she settled in Los Angeles and focused her writing on