7-Day Discover Malta: Sea and Landscapes

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Inscribed on UNESCO’s World Heritage List is Valletta with its 320 historic monuments situated within an area of 55 hectares. It was ruled successively by the Phoenicians, Greeks, Carthaginians, Romans, Byzantines, Arabs and the Order of the Knights of St John, and is inextricably linked to military history and charitable Order of St John of Jerusalem. Today, you visit the Grand Master’s Palace, the impressive St John’s Co-Cathedral and the National Museum of Archaeology.

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M'dina was home of the Maltese noble families. Today, there are about 400 residents and life is quiet. A day in M'dina will show you its architectural marvels such as the cathedral. Rabat is in the south of the island and is an important religious centre. For centuries, Rabat has hosted convents of Dominican, Augustinian and Franciscan friars who still live here today. Finish the day at the Hal Saflieni Hypogeum, the only underground prehistoric temple in the world, dating back to 3600 BC.

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One of the main attractions of Malta is the outdoor markets, where you can enjoy the typical Mediterranean flavours. Local markets take place a few times a week that offer artisan, culinary, textile products. The cuisine of Malta is a treasure trove of Mediterranean influences and flavours and is affected by the proximity of Italy and Africa, and of all the people that have passed through here. It is difficult to choose a representative dish: with this tour, you will try some of the most famous.

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Bejn il-kmiemen, in the Maltese blue lagoon on the island of Comino and deserves a day. Imagine a bright bay, overlooking transparent waters full of fish, white sand, and shallow waters. Travel to Malta’s two smaller islands, Gozo and Comino, on this full-day boat tour. Cruise along the rugged coastline to reach the Crystal and Blue lagoons with their turquoise waters and ideal swimming and snorkelling spots. Then explore the island of Gozo to see its key landmarks such as Victoria and Xlendi.

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Malta is known for having some of the best beaches in the Mediterranean. A few beaches are Blue Flag certified, which means that they adhere to standards for sustainable development, environmental management, and safety. You can choose which beach you go to today, or you may want to visit multiple, among the favourites are Ġnejna, Paradise Bay, Mellieħa Bay and Għajn Tuffieħa.