The Victoria Hotel: located in Sliema, 5min walking from the beachfront. Comfortable double room starting from 130€/night, breakfast included. Best features: rooftop swimming with sceniv view, very good breakfast, high quality restaurant for dinner. And at this price, you will have a real first dive (unlike with some other diving centers): you will spend 1 hour underwater and will be able to dive to a maximum depth of 12 meters (if you feel like it of course!) A little further along Republic Street is the Knights’ church, St John's Co-Cathedral. Do not be fooled by its plain exterior. Inside is one of the most dazzling Baroque interiors anywhere in Europe. Let the audio guide take you around this symphony of gold and marble, ending in the Oratory for a world-famous artistic experience: Caravaggio’s largest work, painted for this room, The Beheading of Saint John the Baptist (1608).

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Visit Malta in the summer and you’re practically guaranteed uninterrupted sunshine, with temperatures averaging around 27°C in July, sometimes even hotter in August. This is also a great time of year for swimming, snorkelling or surfing when the sea is pleasantly warm and averages around 17°C.Fore sure, unless you go off season, don’t go there if you’re looking for a peaceful and quiet beach! Don’t worry, party-goers are covered too. Milan and Sicily are top players in the nightlife worldbeing home to some of the swankiest clubs in Europe. Port View Guesthouse: Guesthouse located in Marsaxlokk, a lovely fishermen village with a popular Sunday market. Modern and comfortable double room starting from 70€/night, breakfast included. Best features: next to the sea, good breakfast and excellent service. Private VIP boat trip to Comino and Gozo full day(the best!) – Also available for a half day (3h30).

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Jet Ski Tour (From Gozo)– Follow your instructor on an epic 1h tour around Comino and discover the sea caves! – Call me at +356 7920 1451 (phone or whatsapp) and I will book the activity for you! Another popular Turquoise Coast resort is the lively seaside town of Marmaris, where a traditional Old Town meets a smart marina. This idyllic area is also perfect for honeymooners, particularly Bodrum, where couples can step away from its beautiful bays and discover amazing antique wonders. Full day VIP private sailboat trip with skipperfrom Valletta – The best way to make the most of your day at sea!And if you have any question, don’t hesitate to ask me in the comments section, at the end of the article. I would be glad to help you plan your stay. Steeped in culture, Valletta is not only Malta’s capital city but a UNESCO paradise waiting to be explored. Captivating you with its 16th-century baroque architecture and waterfront setting, it’s easy to get lost in its beauty. Chic cafes sit alongside its cobbles, buzzing bars spill out onto hidden alleys, while exotic gardens provide scenic Grand Harbour views. It may be one of Europe’s smallest cities, but this open-air museum is home to Malta’s most impressive dining scene and plays host to a wide range of big-name events including Malta Fashion Week. Qawra is so close to Bugibba that the two towns are almost one big resort. This gives you a great choice of things to do, whether you want to spend your time relaxing or sightseeing. If you want a restful holiday, lounge around by the sea at Qawra Point, or stroll along the seafront to Perched Beach in Bugibba. There’s lots of water sports to try when you feel like some action, and boat trips out across St. Paul’s Bay. From aquariums to water parks, there’s plenty to keep you busy. My name is Ed, and I’ll be your virtual Malta travel guide to the Maltese islands. All information and most photos that you’ll come across on Malta Uncovered was written by myself, from personal experience as a life-long tourist in Malta. I’ve also written two guide books: