What is there to do in Malta?

Malta is an archipelago in the central Mediterranean between Sicily and the North African coast, with a population of over 400,000. It is a developed country, with a highly developed economy, robust infrastructure and a topnotch healthcare system, legal system, democracy and freedom. Malta is an up-and-coming destination, with tourists flocking in to find out what makes this tiny nation so remarkable.

The islands of Gozo and Comino are hubs of adventure travel, with buzzing nightlife and great views on both island. You’ll find plenty of things to see, from historic sites and ancient churches, to beautiful beaches, crystal blue waters and great shopping. With crystal clear waters and a fantastic climate makes Malta one of the most popular summer destination for tourists searching for an adventure. Whether you are looking for a full-on action and adventure holiday in Malta or simply seeking some unique experiences, there is something for everyone within this Mediterranean nation.

What activities can I do in Malta?

Malta is a very attractive tourist destination known for its stunning coastline, ancient world heritage sights and plenty of awesome outdoor activities. From exploring caves and snorkeling to sightseeing along coastlines and partying on the beach, Malta offers an endless array of activities that can be enjoyed all year round.

1. Snorkeling

The waters around Malta are incredibly clear, making snorkeling a must-try activity on any trip. Head to one of the many spots along the coast –from rocky coves to picturesque beaches – where there are plenty of colorful fish and incredible rock formations to explore. An added bonus? The Mediterranean water temperature doesn’t drop below 17°C even in winter, so you can snorkel all year round!

2. Cliff Jumping

On the west coast of the islands, you can find plenty of hidden coves and rocks to try out some cliff jumping. The combination of warm temperatures and clear blue waters make this a great activity for adventurous travelers. It’s important to double check safety points with locals before entering the water: some cliffs are easier to jump off than others, so choose your spot wisely.

3. Hiking

Malta offers some incredible trails – steep paths, beautiful views and breathtaking sunsets – covering multiple terrains making it a great place to go hiking. Head out to Dingli Cliffs on the south coast for a breathtaking hike to witness sunset over the Mediterranean Sea. In the north of the island, explore the spectacular Wied il-Ghammieri valley where you will find a mix of rugged terrain and beautiful beaches as well as Gozo’s highest point: Ta’ Dbiegi Hill.

4. Boat Trips

Strewn with incredible coves, National Parks that are inaccessible by land and some stunning marine life, Malta is best experienced from the sea! A great way to explore the coast is by boat. Head out for a sightseeing tour on the iconic Calypso blue sailboats or go on an excursion on a traditional Dghaisa boat: a charming fishing boat with open cockpits for sightseeing. For something extra special, why not book a 5-Hour Lazy Pirate Boat Party with Drinks & Food around Malta? Not only will you get to experience boat life with your friends and family, but there are also plenty of beach parties in different spots around the island – perfect for that extra adventure!

5. Diving

The crystal clear waters off Malta’s shores make it ideal for diving. You can join a dive tour from most beach resorts in the country and discover some fascinating marine life – from huge groupers to spotted squid and schools of colorful fish swimming around reefs. Novice divers can also join introductory diving courses all year round so you’re prepared if you want a more in-depth diving experience later on your trip. Keep your eyes peeled for some of Malta’s most stunning diving spots such as Anchor Bay in Gozo or Ghar Lapsi and St Paul’s Islands in Malta – both ideal spots offering spectacular underwater views.

6. Music Festivals

Island life requires good music! Why not go wild at one of Malta’s many beach festivals? Every summer, many islanders come together for three or four days of music, sea and sun at one of the many beach parties scattered around the countryside. Annually, Malta hosts two main beach music festivals – MAD (the Malta Arts & Dance Festival) in June and Beach Fest in August – offering up topnotch international DJs alongside plenty of authentic Maltese music genres.

Malta is a great destination for an action-packed holiday full of adventure! With something for everyone across the islands for all seasons, this unique Mediterranean destination should be top of your travel list if you’re looking for something special in 2020. From snorkeling in crystal clear waters to bar hopping on the beach or partying it up at one of the many music festivals – when visiting Malta you’re sure to have an unforgettable experience! Book your Malta: 5-Hour Lazy Pirate Boat Party with Drinks & Food today and find out what makes Malta so unique!