The Maltese archipelago is situated in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea. The archipelago consists of the islands of Malta, Gozo & Comino.

The islands can boast of 7000 years of history with a vast collection of prehistoric temples and sites including the oldest standing building in the world, Roman ruins, Norman and medieval buildings and the baroque architecture and bastions built by the Order Hospitaliere of the Knights of St. John.

The World Heritage sites of Valletta (the Capital), the medieval Cities of Mdina & the Citadella in Gozo are frequented by worldwide architectural & cultural enthusiasts throughout the year.

The city of Valletta, home to one of the world’s most magnificent natural harbours also offers the discerned traveller a wide selection of Museums, the Armoury, the distinctive Co-Cathedral of St. John, numerous Baroque churches and visual displays, apart from a wide variety of shops & shopping arcades, Cinemas and Piazza Cafés.

It is a known fact that the water around the islands is one of the clearest & cleanest in the Med. Water sports is widely practiced during the long months of the Maltese summer season in the various bays & beaches. Snorkling & Diving are becoming extremely popular especially on the north coast of Malta, Gozo and in Comino’s Blue Lagoon. Malta is ideal for Boat trips varying from cruises around the Grand Harbour with Valletta on the north and the Three Cities, with their magnificent fortified bastions on the south to a full cruise around the islands. To the west of the island a visit to the Blue Grotto is another enjoyable experience, where one encounters a typical fishing village and the reachable gem of natural caves and clear blue waters and all its surrounding habitat.

The Maltese picturesque country side with a mixture of wild flowers, garigue, superb valleys and slopes capped with the unique rubble walls stretching throughout are the perfect scene for the rambling and nature enthusiasts in search of long secluded and lovely walks.

During the summer months any traveller’s must is to visit one of the local festas. One finds a mix of tradition, folklore and devotion, which the locals hold to the village patron saint.

It is a traveller’s must to savour Malta’s fresh produce, beers & wines in typical local taverns situated in the various towns & villages.

The Maltese Islands are inimitable in history, culture and traditions. The Maltese people are distinguished for their warm hospitality and friendliness. This is by far the most magnificent jewel of the Mediterranean with an array of activities, fun and splendour.