Fall in love with Malta this summer

27 March 2026

Malta offers an irresistible blend of history, Mediterranean beaches, and a relaxed holiday atmosphere. It’s perfect for all types of travellers - couples seeking romance, families looking for quality time, solo adventurers eager to explore, and friends planning an unforgettable getaway. The island’s warm, sunny weather is perfect for making the most of long summer days, whether you’re seeking sun-soaked days by the water or exploring cultural landmarks, this island nation delivers a summer escape that is perfect for you.

Explore sun-kissed beaches together

Malta and its sister islands, Gozo and Comino, are fringed with some of the most beautiful coastlines in the Mediterranean. Whether you prefer bustling shores with everything you need right at your fingertips or a quiet cove to call your own, there is a beach here for you. The variety is remarkable, with options ranging from vast sandy expanses to secluded rocky inlets perfect for snorkelling in the clear, azure waters.

One of the island's most beloved spots is Mellieħa Bay, the largest sandy beach in Malta. Its long stretch of golden sand and shallow, calm waters make it an ideal choice for families and anyone looking to simply unwind by the sea. For those seeking something a little more dramatic, Golden Bay offers stunning sunsets, while the nearby Għajn Tuffieħa provides a more rustic and unspoilt atmosphere. For a truly unforgettable swim, a boat trip to the famous Blue Lagoon in Comino is essential. Its luminous turquoise waters are simply breathtaking and provide an unparalleled swimming and photography spot.

Family activities for all ages

Malta is a destination that welcomes families with open arms, offering a wide array of activities to keep travellers of all ages entertained. Beyond the wonderful beaches, the island is packed with attractions that blend fun with a touch of education. You can spend a day at the Malta National Aquarium, where you can walk through a tunnel surrounded by sharks and rays, or visit Popeye Village, the original film set of the 1980 musical, now a colourful theme park with shows and water games.

Explore the interactive exhibits at Esplora Interactive Science Centre, which offers hands-on activities for curious minds. The island's many lidos provide a safe and controlled environment for swimming, often with pools, slides, and easy access to the sea. With so many options, you can be confident that every member of the family will find something to love.

Visit the historic gem of Valletta

Step into a living museum when you visit Valletta, Malta's capital city. A UNESCO World Heritage site, Valletta is an architectural masterpiece built by the Knights of St. John. Its grid of narrow streets is flanked by grand limestone buildings, historic churches, and charming squares. A walk along its fortified walls reveals spectacular views across the Grand Harbour, one of the most magnificent natural harbours in the world.

Explore St. John's Co-Cathedral, a breathtaking example of Baroque art and architecture, home to Caravaggio's masterpiece, "The Beheading of Saint John the Baptist." Wander through the Upper Barrakka Gardens for a moment of peace and a panoramic vista or simply lose yourself in the city’s enchanting alleyways, discovering quirky shops, quaint cafes, and hidden courtyards. In the evening, the city comes alive with a sophisticated energy, offering world-class dining and cultural events.

To plan your summer escape to Malta, contact your Travel Counsellor today.

3 different ways to experience Malta on a city break

09 October 2026

A city break in Malta can look very different depending on how you like to travel. You could check into a five-star hotel and build your days around art, architecture, and Michelin-starred dining. You could slow everything down, wandering through neighbourhoods, stopping for pastizzi, and exploring historic towns. Or you could use the city as a base for hiking, kayaking, diving, and days spent discovering Malta’s coastline. Here are three ways to make a short break in Malta completely your own.

The perfect guide to a Valletta city break

09 October 2026

For a city break with plenty to see, eat, and experience, Valletta makes a wonderful choice. Malta’s compact capital is easy to explore on foot, with honey-coloured streets leading to grand palaces, historic churches, and harbour viewpoints. From its impressive fortifications to its lively restaurant scene, Valletta brings together centuries of history and a distinctly Mediterranean way of life, making it ideal for visitors who want more from a short break than simply sightseeing.

Travel Counsellors experience the magic of Bhutan

02 October 2026

Bhutan offers a rare sense of stepping away from the familiar. On a recent eight-night journey, a group of Travel Counsellors travelled from Thimphu to Gangtey, Punakha, and Paro, experiencing mountain passes, riverside valleys, ancient monasteries, local communities, and peaceful highland landscapes along the way. The itinerary combined significant landmarks with hands-on experiences and quieter moments, offering a thoughtful introduction to a country that still feels wonderfully untouched.

Fall in love with Malta this summer

3 different ways to experience Malta on a city break

The perfect guide to a Valletta city break

Travel Counsellors experience the magic of Bhutan

Keep dreaming with us

Every unforgettable journey starts with the right person by your side.