Beaches, historical sites, museums and more worth visiting during your stay.
Stroll along Birgu’s historic waterfront, surrounded by limestone architecture, yachts and views across Malta’s Grand Harbour.
Admire one of Malta’s most iconic coastal views from the cliffs above Wied iż-Żurrieq, overlooking the Blue Grotto’s natural arch, sea caves and deep blue Mediterranean waters.
Escape into Malta’s best-known woodland area, with shaded paths, mature trees, picnic spots and peaceful countryside surroundings.
Explore Gozo’s historic fortified city, with winding streets, centuries-old architecture and panoramic views across the island.
Take in spectacular views from Malta’s dramatic western cliffs, with sweeping Mediterranean scenery and one of the island’s best sunset spots.
Explore one of Gozo’s most dramatic coastal landscapes, home to the Inland Sea, Blue Hole, Fungus Rock and striking limestone scenery.
Enjoy panoramic Grand Harbour views from a peaceful historic garden at the tip of Senglea.
A beautiful sandy bay surrounded by dramatic cliffs, known for its clear water, peaceful setting and sunset views.
A small rocky inlet near Siġġiewi with clear water, natural swimming areas and a peaceful coastal setting.
A scenic bay near Mġarr with a sandy shoreline, clear water and a more relaxed atmosphere than Malta’s busiest beaches.
One of Malta’s most popular sandy beaches, known for its golden sand, clear Mediterranean water and beautiful sunset views.
A peaceful historic garden overlooking the Grand Harbour, offering beautiful views, shaded seating and one of Valletta’s most relaxing viewpoints.
Step inside Malta’s ancient Silent City and wander through narrow streets, grand palaces and centuries-old architecture surrounded by impressive fortified walls.
Malta’s largest sandy beach, popular for its shallow water, long shoreline and family-friendly atmosphere.
A natural cave overlooking Ramla Bay, offering one of Gozo’s most striking viewpoints.
A small sandy bay in northern Malta with clear blue water and a relaxed atmosphere.
Gozo’s best-known sandy beach, famous for its distinctive reddish-golden sand and beautiful natural setting.
Stroll through one of Malta’s most beautiful historic gardens, filled with mature trees, fountains, ponds, flowers and peaceful shaded pathways.
A striking natural swimming pool near Marsaxlokk, known for its clear blue water and smooth limestone surroundings.
Enjoy green open spaces, gardens, walking areas and family-friendly facilities at Malta’s largest national park.
Climb Tas-Salvatur Hill to see its landmark statue of the Risen Christ and panoramic views across Gozo.
See one of Malta’s most recognisable landmarks, featuring three bronze Tritons at the entrance to Valletta.
Enjoy one of Malta’s most impressive viewpoints from these historic gardens overlooking the Grand Harbour and the Three Cities.
Walk along Valletta’s historic waterfront and enjoy colourful architecture and views across Malta’s Grand Harbour.
Walk along Malta’s historic Victoria Lines, a remarkable chain of 19th-century fortifications stretching across the island’s northern landscape.
Discover one of Malta’s lushest valleys, known for dramatic limestone cliffs, countryside scenery and views towards the coast.
Explore one of Gozo’s most picturesque seaside villages, with a sheltered bay, waterfront promenade and dramatic limestone cliffs.
Explore Gozo’s historic coastal salt pans and see a centuries-old tradition of natural sea-salt harvesting still alive today.
