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Seven-day itinerary for
a journey to Malta

The marvels of Malta – A year-round destination

Located at the heart of the Mediterranean, Malta welcomes visitors all year round. This awe-inspiring destination blends ancient and modern with effortless charm. Wander through pretty villages and lively markets or step back in time at megalithic monuments – some of the oldest free-standing structures in the world. Among the best things to do in Malta are unwinding on peaceful beaches, feasting on gourmet cuisine, and browsing for treasures in sophisticated boutiques. If you’re bringing the little ones, they’ll love the island’s contemporary, family-friendly attractions. Malta is rich in experiences, and this seven-day itinerary is perfect for admiring its most captivating sights and hidden gems.

Day 1: Valletta and The Three Cities

Start your Maltese adventure in the island’s enigmatic capital, Valletta. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the city is abundant in history and culture. Step inside the remarkable St. John's Co-Cathedral, where ornate Baroque interiors and masterpieces by Caravaggio await. Then stroll through the Grandmaster's Palace and pause for sweeping harbour views from the Upper Barrakka Gardens. To uncover Malta’s maritime heritage, take the ferry across the Grand Harbour to The Three Cities – Birgu, Senglea, and Cospicua.

Day 2: Mdina and Rabat

Journey into the past with a visit to Mdina, known as ‘Silent City’. You’ll find a peaceful maze of narrow streets lined with artisan cafés, boutiques, and beautifully preserved architecture. After exploring above ground, delve into Malta’s fascinating underground history in nearby Rabat. Here, you can wander through the atmospheric St. Paul’s Catacombs, a network of burial sites. Foodies are in for a treat as Mdina and Rabat are famous for their eateries, where you can indulge in local coffee and sweet pastries.

Day 3: Blue Grotto and Marsaxlokk

Marvel at some of Malta’s most breath-taking natural wonders during a boat trip to the remarkable Blue Grotto. Watch the sunlight dancing across crystal-clear waters, illuminating the sea caves in a dazzling palette of blues. For an epic adventure, paddle along the dramatic coastline and discover hidden coves for a picnic lunch and swim. After your meal, head to the fishing village of Marsaxlokk, renowned for its traditional boats in vivid colours and seafood markets offering the freshest local catch.

Day 4: Gozo island

Spend the day in Gozo, Malta’s sister island. Start with a visit to Dwejra Bay, where tall cliffs and sparkling waters create a stunning coastal landscape. Gozo is also home to the Ġgantija Temples, some of the world’s oldest monuments dating back to 2500 BC. Continue your journey in Victoria, where the imposing Citadel overlooks the town. With its medieval streets and panoramic views, it offers a glimpse into Gozo’s past. Before leaving, don’t miss the wide-open salt pans or striking red sands of Ramla Bay.

Day 5: Comino and the Blue Lagoon

Embark on an excursion to Comino Island – a serene sanctuary just a short ferry ride from Malta’s mainland. Pack a picnic and don’t forget your snorkel because this exquisite island is celebrated for the Blue Lagoon, with inviting waters that are perfect for swimming. The peace and quiet of Comino allows you to embrace Malta’s stunning natural beauty. As you roam around, keep an eye out for the island’s tiny lizards basking on sun-warmed rocks.

Day 6: Mellieha and Northern Malta

For a day of sun, sea and scenery, make your way to Mellieħa and Malta’s northern coast. Spend the morning relaxing on golden sands, or stroll to the Red Tower and take in the picturesque vistas stretching across the peninsula. You can also go hiking at the Majjistral Nature and History Park, where the trails wind through limestone cliffs and native plants. In the afternoon, unwind at the popular beach Paradise Bay, or revel in the tranquillity of Golden Bay, a secluded stretch of sand backed by majestic cliffs.

Day 7: Sliema and St. Julian's

Finish your Malta holiday with a stroll along the cosmopolitan Sliema promenade, boasting gorgeous panoramas of the harbour and elegant seafront dining. Settle into a friendly restaurant to enjoy traditional Maltese dishes or shop for souvenirs to take home at the boutiques. Just a short distance away, St. Julian’s offers an impressive finale to your trip. Known for its entertainment scene and stylish waterfront restaurants, it’s perfect for reflecting on your week in Malta – and start dreaming of your return.

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Seven-day itinerary for a journey to Malta

Seven-day itinerary for a journey to Malta

Seven-day itinerary for a journey to Malta

Seven-day itinerary for a journey to Malta

The marvels of Malta – A year-round destination

Day 1: Valletta and The Three Cities

Day 2: Mdina and Rabat

Day 3: Blue Grotto and Marsaxlokk

Day 4: Gozo island

Day 5: Comino and the Blue Lagoon

Day 6: Mellieha and Northern Malta

Day 7: Sliema and St. Julian's

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