INFO ABOUT MALTA
Discover Malta: A gem in the heart of the Mediterranean
Welcome to Malta, a unique archipelago rich in history, culture, and breathtaking landscapes. Strategically located between East and West, Malta has been a crossroads of cultures for centuries and is now one of the most popular destinations for tourism and English language learning.
Malta at a glance
- Official Languages: English and Maltese
- Currency: Euro (€)
- Population: Approximately 516,000
- Climate: Mediterranean, with over 300 days of sunshine each year
An archipelago to explore
Malta consists of eight islands, but only four are inhabited:
- Malta: The main island, full of history, culture, and vibrant urban life.
- Gozo: A tranquil and authentic paradise, perfect for those seeking relaxation and nature.
- Comino: Famous for its spectacular Blue Lagoon, ideal for diving and swimming.
- Manoel Island: Connected to Gzira, home to the iconic Fort Manoel and offering stunning views.
What makes Malta unique?
- Incredible Historical Heritage: Valletta, Mdina, and the megalithic temples are just a few of the island’s cultural wonders.
- Dreamlike Seas: Golden sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters, and hidden caves make Malta a must-visit destination for sea lovers.
- A Cultural Crossroads: A fascinating mix of British, Italian, and Arabic influences creates a truly unique cultural blend.
An island easy to reach
Malta is well-connected to major European cities through an efficient airport located in Luqa. Once you arrive, getting around is easy thanks to a well-organized transport system and convenient ferries to Gozo and Comino.
An experience for everyone
Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a nature lover, or a nightlife fan, Malta has something for everyone:
- Culture and Traditions: Local festivals and traditional celebrations.
- Sports and Adventure: Diving, snorkeling, hiking, and more.
- Fun and Relaxation: Restaurants, pubs, clubs, and spas to suit every taste.