Malta & Gozo Discovery
The complete Maltese archipelago, the fortified capital, the Three Cities by harbour cruise, Gozo's temples and Comino's Blue Lagoon.
A fortified archipelago in the Mediterranean
Malta packs three inhabited islands, seven thousand years of history and some of the Mediterranean's clearest waters into a compact archipelago you can criss-cross in a single trip. Honey-colored fortress cities, prehistoric temples older than the pyramids, and hidden coves sit side by side with buzzing waterfront cafes and village festas. English is spoken everywhere, distances are short, and the sun shines for most of the year. It is a destination where ancient stone and turquoise sea are never more than a short drive apart.
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Malta enjoys a classic Mediterranean climate with more than 300 sunny days a year, so there is rarely a bad time to visit. Spring, from March to May, brings comfortable temperatures around 18-24C, ideal for sightseeing and coastal walks before the summer rush. High summer, from June to late September, is hot and busy, perfect for beaches, boat trips and village festas but with peak prices. Autumn keeps the sea warm for swimming into October, while winter is mild, quiet and best for budget travel and cultural touring.
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The complete Maltese archipelago, the fortified capital, the Three Cities by harbour cruise, Gozo's temples and Comino's Blue Lagoon.
A history-focused journey through the age of the Knights and Malta's prehistoric temples.
A relaxed, family-friendly base with days out to the Blue Lagoon, Malta's best beaches and Gozo's Ramla Bay.
Malta was ruled for centuries by the Knights Hospitaller, whose fortifications, auberges and the treasure-filled St John's Co-Cathedral still define Valletta and the Three Cities.
The islands hold some of the oldest free-standing stone structures on Earth, from Ggantija on Gozo to the mysterious underground Hypogeum.
With rocky coves, sea caves and the electric-blue Comino lagoon, Malta is a magnet for swimming, snorkeling and diving in exceptionally clear water.
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Travel facts verified from Malta - Wikipedia, Best time to visit Malta - Lonely Planet, Schengen area - European Commission. Sample tours are suggested starting points; details and pricing are finalised by the Tourkom team.