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Malta is a pearl of the Mediterranean and its islands positively shine for holidaymakers, boasting incredible coastlines, superb ports and some of the best beaches in the Mediterranean. Malta's long and intriguing history gives you some archaeological treasures that sometimes are even older than Stonehenge and the Egyptian Pyramids. Whether you're looking for unrivalled culture or beautiful beaches for deep relaxation with our Fly and Flop holidays, Malta has it all.
1. ) Superb Scuba
Diving fans worldwide will know about the superb diving opportunities offered by Maltese coastline. As a Mediterranean island, Malta is surrounded by crystal clear waters, giving you the best conditions for modern diving.
2. ) Miles of Beaches
Deciding which beach to visit is like looking at a gourmet menu in Malta. There are cliffs and caves to explore, exquisite coastal paths and not forgetting the famous Azure Window on Gozo. You can Fly and Flop on so many of the islands renowned beaches to get a breathtaking overview of the islands.
3.) Megalithic archaeological treasures
These are the famous Megalithic monuments, numbering 23 in total throughout Malta. Incredibly, they have lasted for many millennia, being older than than both Stonehenge and the ancient Egyptian Pyramids.
4.) Vibrant Valletta
The capital port city of Matla, you should not miss at least one day in Valetta. The city has a rich historical and architectural legacy and sublime shopping.
5.) Malta's Mnajdra Temple
Another spectacularly ancient structure at over 6,000 years old, the famous Mnjadra Temple is among the oldest archaeological gems in Malta.
6.) The Famous Island of Gozo
Malta has many islands in its archipelago but Gozo is probably among the more famous. A 25 minute ferry ride takes you to a land of picturesque scenery, a awe-inspiring medieval citadel and many enchanting villages.
7.) Malta For Night Owls
If you love nightlife and entertainment, check out Malta's St Julian's, Paceville and Bugibba.
8.) Traditional Outdoor Markets
Catch up on your shopping at one of the many traditional style outdoor markets. There are a wonderful array of these markets through the week in many Maltese towns and villages.
9.) 'The Silent City' � Malta's Mdina
Another must do is a morning or afternoon in the silent flagstoned streets of the city of Mdina � known as 'The Silent City'. With a truly historical feel, you'll feel the modern city life is a world away.
10.) Beautiful Comino
For those looking for unspoilt beaches and caves, head to Comino. This area has no buildings to spoil the view and boasts a clear blue sea.
With so many attractive options to chose from, Malta really does have something to tempt every kind of holidaymaker and traveller. You might be tempted by some of the finest beaches in the Mediterranean, or attracted by Malta�s reputation for divers, or enthralled by the unique cultural opportunities posed by some of it�s truly ancient monuments. You might be looking for a luxury hotel or a relaxing rustic property to stay in. One thing is for sure, you will find it all in Malta.
About The Author: We have many years experience arranging http://www.maltadirect.com/ Malta holidays. We can offer a wealth of insights into culture, sightseeing, our favourite beaches, and much more to help you make the most of your http://www.maltadirect.com/ holidays in Malta.
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Malta is a pearl of the Mediterranean and its islands positively shine for holidaymakers, boasting incredible coastlines, superb ports and some of the best beaches in the Mediterranean. Malta's long and intriguing history gives you some archaeological treasures that sometimes are even older than Stonehenge and the Egyptian Pyramids. Whether you're looking for unrivalled culture or beautiful beaches for deep relaxation with our Fly and Flop holidays, Malta has it all.
1. ) Superb Scuba
Diving fans worldwide will know about the superb diving opportunities offered by Maltese coastline. As a Mediterranean island, Malta is surrounded by crystal clear waters, giving you the best conditions for modern diving.
2. ) Miles of Beaches
Deciding which beach to visit is like looking at a gourmet menu in Malta. There are cliffs and caves to explore, exquisite coastal paths and not forgetting the famous Azure Window on Gozo. You can Fly and Flop on so many of the islands renowned beaches to get a breathtaking overview of the islands.
3.) Megalithic archaeological treasures
These are the famous Megalithic monuments, numbering 23 in total throughout Malta. Incredibly, they have lasted for many millennia, being older than than both Stonehenge and the ancient Egyptian Pyramids.
4.) Vibrant Valletta
The capital port city of Matla, you should not miss at least one day in Valetta. The city has a rich historical and architectural legacy and sublime shopping.
5.) Malta's Mnajdra Temple
Another spectacularly ancient structure at over 6,000 years old, the famous Mnjadra Temple is among the oldest archaeological gems in Malta.
6.) The Famous Island of Gozo
Malta has many islands in its archipelago but Gozo is probably among the more famous. A 25 minute ferry ride takes you to a land of picturesque scenery, a awe-inspiring medieval citadel and many enchanting villages.
7.) Malta For Night Owls
If you love nightlife and entertainment, check out Malta's St Julian's, Paceville and Bugibba.
8.) Traditional Outdoor Markets
Catch up on your shopping at one of the many traditional style outdoor markets. There are a wonderful array of these markets through the week in many Maltese towns and villages.
9.) 'The Silent City' � Malta's Mdina
Another must do is a morning or afternoon in the silent flagstoned streets of the city of Mdina � known as 'The Silent City'. With a truly historical feel, you'll feel the modern city life is a world away.
10.) Beautiful Comino
For those looking for unspoilt beaches and caves, head to Comino. This area has no buildings to spoil the view and boasts a clear blue sea.
With so many attractive options to chose from, Malta really does have something to tempt every kind of holidaymaker and traveller. You might be tempted by some of the finest beaches in the Mediterranean, or attracted by Malta�s reputation for divers, or enthralled by the unique cultural opportunities posed by some of it�s truly ancient monuments. You might be looking for a luxury hotel or a relaxing rustic property to stay in. One thing is for sure, you will find it all in Malta.
About The Author: We have many years experience arranging http://www.maltadirect.com/ Malta holidays. We can offer a wealth of insights into culture, sightseeing, our favourite beaches, and much more to help you make the most of your http://www.maltadirect.com/ holidays in Malta.
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