Five reason to visit Malta
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Weather 🌞
Malta has a mediterranean climate with hot dry summers and mild winters. If you’re a sunseeker the best time to visit Malta is between June and September. The hottest month of the year is July with an average daily maximum of 32 C and an average low of 23 C. The coolest month of the year is January with an average daily maximum of 15 C and an average low of 9 C.
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Architecture🏰
Malta is rich in culture and heritage and is ideal for leisurely strolls through the winding streets. Malta is not only looks amazing from the outside, but also has a breathtaking atmosphere. Fans of exquisite excursions will find here some of the best works of art in Europe, museums, churches and palaces, as well as numerous cafes and bars.
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Language and local hospipality 🧑🏻🤝🧑🏾
Maltese are discovering that they have friendliness and generosity. Rest assured that you will be warmly received and offered the very best options throughout your stay. It is important to note that English is found among the Maltese languages, so you can always and with everyone easily communicate in English, which does not prevent you from using Italian, Maltese and other European languages.
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Beach ⛱️
Malta is known as the country that has the best beaches in the Mediterranean with the cleanest water in the European Union. Therefore, if you are looking for a place to spend your summer holidays, of course, Malta will be one of the best options. Sandy, rocky, pebbly. The most popular beaches in Malta. As an island nation, there are many beautiful beaches that attract many tourists and locals to swim, spend time in the sun with friends and family.
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Food 🍲
Maltese cuisine reflects Maltese history. The proximity of Sicily and North Africa influences the Maltese cuisine, offering surprising combinations of Mediterranean dishes without violating its own character. Maltese food has a lot of rustic and natural at its core, as well as a fullness of taste and color typical of the central part of the island. Savory dishes make up a large part of Maltese cuisine, although it is worth noting that the Maltese know how to properly and tasty prepare pastries and sweets.
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Coded by Lidia Artsebasheva