why malta

The Maltese archipelago consists of four islands, three are inhabited - Malta, Gozo, Comino, whilst Filfla is not.
The islands lie virtually in the centre of the Mediterranean Sea, 93 km south of Sicily and 288 km north of Africa.
The climate is strongly influenced by the sea and has a typical Mediterranean flavour. Winters are mild with rare occurrence of cold weather brought on by north winds from central Europe.

Summers are hot and sunny. Cooling sea breezes often mitigates daytime temperatures.
There are direct flights from almost all European countries with a short flying time. Due to the size of Malta and Gozo, a short transfer time to any hotel on the islands makes the journey comfortable.

A modern airport, chauffeur driven limousines, modern air-conditioned coaches and a helicopter or ferryboat connection to Gozo ensure the quality of your travels in style.

The clear blue sea, sandy and rocky beaches old fortifications, a large range of historical highlights, exhibitions, modern to luxurious hotels, facilities to accommodate all sorts of theme evenings, special occasions, together with friendly and efficient services, make it a place second to none.

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