Malta

A visit to Malta is a great choice! This Mediterranean island nation is known for its rich history, stunning landscapes, and beautiful beaches. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you plan your trip:

Best Time to Visit

  • Spring (March – May): Pleasant temperatures (18-25°C), fewer crowds.
  • Summer (June – August): Hot (30-35°C), best for beach lovers but crowded.
  • Autumn (September – November): Warm waters, fewer tourists, great for sightseeing.
  • Winter (December – February): Mild (10-17°C), ideal for historical tours, but some attractions may be closed.

 

How to Get There

  • By Air: Malta International Airport (MLA) in Luqa is the main airport.
  • By Sea: Ferries from Sicily (Italy) and cruise ships stop in Valletta.

Activities & Experiences

  • Diving & Snorkeling: Explore shipwrecks and marine life.
  • Boat Trips: Blue Lagoon, Grand Harbour, and sunset cruises.
  • Hiking & Nature Walks: Dingli Cliffs, Gozo’s coastline, and Buskett Gardens.
  • Nightlife: St. Julian’s and Paceville for clubs, bars, and casinos.
  • Cultural Events: Malta International Fireworks Festival (April), Isle of MTV (summer), and Carnival (February).

Transportation

  • Public Buses: Affordable but can be slow.
  • Car Rentals: Good for exploring remote areas (drive on the left!).
  • Ferries: Between Malta, Gozo, and Comino.
  • Taxis & Ride-Sharing: Bolt and eCabs available.

Accommodation

  • Luxury: The Phoenicia Malta, Hilton Malta.
  • Mid-Range: AX The Palace, Hotel Juliani.
  • Budget: Hostels in Sliema and St. Julian’s.
  • Gozo Stays: Farmhouses and boutique hotels.

Travel Tips

  • Currency: Euro (€).
  • Language: English and Maltese.
  • Power Plugs: UK-style (Type G, 230V).
  • Safety: Very safe, but be cautious of pickpockets in busy areas.
  • Entry Requirements: Schengen visa for some travelers; check Malta’s official immigration website.

Why choose us?

Supportive Environment

Student-Friendly Policies

Quality Higher Educations

Opportunities for Growth