Home to hidden coves, fortress towns, a bustling historic city and laidback locals, Malta is a beautiful European destination to enjoy year-round.
db Seabank Resort & Spa is a fabulous all-inclusive resort located at the foot of Malta’s largest sandy beach, Mellieha Bay. Offering wonderful facilities and animation through out the day and evening for adults and children alike.
The Phoenicia Malta is a Valletta icon and a fine example of the city’s revered architectural traditions. A member of The Leading Hotels of the World, this five- star hotel oozes class and is just a short walk to the city’s main attractions.
The Grand Hotel Excelsior Malta is nestled between the 16th century bastion walls of Valletta, commanding breath-taking sea views over Marsamxett Harbour and Manoel Island. Whether you are on a romantic or family getaway, you will enjoy personal touches and modern amenities that will make your stay a memorable one.
The Westin Dragonara Resort stands apart on a natural peninsula fringed by the sea. Your comfort and enjoyment are the main priorities here with its own private beach and easy access to the centre of St Julian’s.
Situated on the northwest coast, Radisson Blu Resort & Spa, Golden Sands, lies on the magnificent shores of Golden Bay Beach, near Mellieha. This fabulous beach resort offers everything you could wish for from an upscale spa hotel, including panoramic views and close access to the sandy beach.
Malta’s sun-soaked streets are perfect for a European holiday. Enjoy the jostle of locals and travellers exploring the harbour, stopping by a small café for an ice cream or cannoli, or take a short boat ride to the UNESCO World Heritage Site and capital city, Valletta, with its historic attractions and array of restaurants. There are gorgeous rocky beaches and cove where you can sunbathe by the gin-clear sea, and we love visiting the Azure Window for a boat ride amongst the limestone caves.
Mixing Sicilian and Middle Eastern flavours, Maltese cuisine is hearty and delicious, while the resort towns of Sliema and Saint Julian’s offer a mix of restaurants and bars for every taste. The Mediterranean climate makes this a popular spot all year round – the summer months can be quite busy, but head here in May and October and you’ll still enjoy warm temperatures and sunshine.
Our Content Creator Hazel travelled to Malta recently, ‘What could be better than warm sunshine, exploring historic attractions and eating delicious food? We loved taking a day trip to the neighbouring island of Gozo – it’s such a beautiful island steeped in natural beauty. For a special evening, head to Wigi’s Kitchen for succulent steaks and fabulous wine. We also loved exploring the fortified city of Mdina and discovering Game of Thrones filming locations on the islands of Malta.’
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