Malta Cheap Holidays
One of the smallest nations in the world, located on a string of islands in the glorious Mediterranean Sea is that of Malta, officially known as the Republic of Malta. The three main islands of the country, the most well known and all outstanding holiday hotspots are Malta, Gozo and Comino. These islands are also the only ones that are officially inhabited. Valletta is the capital of Malta and the nation is even English speaking! Making this the ideal place to take a holiday! With no language barrier, socialising with the locals and getting into the swing of things is easy! Enjoying the food, beaches, nightlife and culture of the islands is imperative. Enjoying a Mediterranean climate of hot summers and mild winters, this peaceful island is divine. However the tourist hotspots do tend to get busy, so travelling outside of school holiday weeks is well advised. May, June, September and October still enjoy soaring temperatures and great bargains can always be had, serving as a great winter warmer to, holiday to Malta during the British winters roll in quite cheaply. Beach resorts can be found all over the country, however the main tourist resorts are found in the north of the main island – Malta, the best places for holidays are Valletta, Mellieha, Sliema, Bugibba and Xemxija. All the main resorts offer a huge amount of accommodation and have plenty of amenities to keep you from getting bored. Valletta being the nations capital has the most cultural activities, catching an opera or a theatre show is a great thing to do. As well as roaming around the old town admiring the stunning architecture. If its nightlife you are after though stay in the resort of Sliema, with great shops and all the joys of a lively town. Mellieha is a very popular resort with families, the safe coastline makes the beaches great for kids, and parents alike knowing that their little ones are safe. The holiday island of year round sun is also relatively unrivalled when it comes to snorkelling and diving, other water sports are also widely available. The local towns of the islands are definitely worth a look in to, with some of the best meals on offer and a really great way to try the local delicacies. Gozo and Comino are great for days out or a couple of days away from the main land. Offering endless stretches of unspoilt beaches, calm seas and soulful walks. You can really go back to nature on these islands and take in all things Mediterranean. A group of islands that are so steeped in history have got to be enjoyed, being relatively small to you won´t have to worry about distances. In fact the island is only 30km from one end to the other.
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