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The Malta Escape: Your Ultimate Guide

When it comes to choosing the perfect destination for a sun-soaked Mediterranean escape, Malta stands out as a true island gem. Set between Sicily and North Africa, this enchanting archipelago is renowned for its crystal-clear waters, rich history, and warm hospitality. With a fantastic selection of all-inclusive resorts, travellers can soak up the sunshine, savour delicious dining, and enjoy hassle-free relaxation from the moment they arrive.

Having explored Malta myself, I can say it offers far more than just beautiful coastlines. In this guide, I’ll take you through what makes Malta so irresistible — from the UNESCO-listed treasures of Valletta and the medieval charm of Mdina to the Blue Lagoon’s dazzling waters and the lively waterfront promenades of St Paul’s Bay and Sliema. Whether you’re seeking cultural discoveries, tranquil bays, vibrant nightlife, or family-friendly adventures.

Favourite All-Inclusive Resorts in Malta

db Seabank Resort & Spa : A family favourite boasting multiple restaurants, a large lagoon pool, and direct access to Mellieħa Bay — one of Malta’s best sandy beaches.

Dolmen Hotel Malta : Located on St Paul’s Bay, this modern resort offers stunning sea views, a private beach club, and an on-site casino for an exciting evening out.

Labranda Riviera Hotel & Spa : Perfect for couples and snorkelling lovers, with peaceful surroundings, a luxurious spa, and boat links to Comino and Gozo right nearby.

Noteworthy Attractions in Malta

Valletta (The Capital)

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Valletta is a treasure trove of baroque architecture, bustling squares, grand palaces, and charming cafés. Explore St John’s Co-Cathedral, enjoy harbour views, and wander through colourful streets alive with culture.

Blue Lagoon, Comino

Famous for its crystal-clear waters and postcard-perfect scenery, the Blue Lagoon is ideal for swimming, snorkelling, and soaking up the Maltese sunshine. Boat tours leave daily from Malta’s northern harbours.

Cultural Experiences in Malta

Traditional Festa Celebrations

Between village bands, fireworks, and processions, Malta’s festas offer a vibrant glimpse into local culture. These lively events honour patron saints and bring communities together in true Mediterranean style.

Maltese Cuisine

Enjoy authentic dishes like rabbit stew (fenkata), freshly made pastizzi, and local wines from the island’s boutique vineyards. Many resorts host themed dining nights featuring traditional dishes and folk performances.

Outdoor Adventures in Malta

Boat Trips and Snorkelling

Malta is home to some of Europe’s best diving and snorkelling sites. Explore sea caves, coral gardens, and iconic spots like the Blue Hole in Gozo. Boat excursions to secluded coves are perfect for adventurous travellers.

Hiking and Coastal Walks

Discover rugged cliffs, hidden bays, and ancient watchtowers on Malta’s picturesque coastal trails. Popular routes include Dingli Cliffs, Ghajn Tuffieha, and the scenic paths around Gozo.

General info

Malta Visa Info

British passport holders can travel to Malta — part of the Schengen Area — without a visa for up to 90 days within a 180-day period for tourism, business, or family visits.

Your passport must:

• be valid for at least three months beyond your departure from the Schengen area
• have been issued within the last 10 years

If you intend to work, study, or stay longer than 90 days, you must apply for the appropriate visa through the Maltese authorities before travelling.

For the latest entry requirements, visit the official GOV.UK Travel Advice website.

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