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Seven thousand years in a harbour.
Malta packs seven thousand years into a harbour you can walk around before lunch: megalithic temples older than the pyramids, the honey-stone capital the Knights built, and lagoons so blue they look colour-graded. English is an official language, which makes everything effortless.
It suits short breaks beautifully — three or four days covers Valletta, the silent city of Mdina and a boat day to Comino — while divers, history-lovers and families can happily stretch a week. Shoulder seasons are the sweet spot; even winter stays gently warm.
Where to go
The knights’ golden capital — Europe’s smallest, sunniest.
Slower, greener sister island of salt pans and citadels.
The silent city’s lamplit lanes.
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Things to experience
Fortresses from the waterline.
The famous lagoon before the party boats.
Structures older than the pyramids.
Where to stay
Sixteenth-century stone, rooftop plunge pools.
St Julian’s and Mellieha bases.
We recommend specific hotels once we know your dates and party — availability and rates are always confirmed by a specialist.
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