Malta, Malta
A Warm Welcome in the Heart of the Mediterranean
Few island nations can rival Malta for its warmth and hospitality. This welcoming spirit stretches back centuries and likely stems from the island’s long history of overseas visitors—Phoenicians, Romans, Greeks, Italians, and of course, the British—all drawn by its strategic position between Sicily and North Africa, home to one of the Mediterranean’s most coveted ports.
Reminders of Malta’s rich and varied past are everywhere. English is widely spoken, public signage appears in both English and Maltese, and cars drive on the left—just a few legacies of British influence.
There’s no shortage of must-see sights: the serene island of Gozo, the luminous Blue Grotto, the stunning former capital Mdina, and Valletta, Malta’s majestic present-day capital, known for its striking architecture and the awe-inspiring Grand Harbour.
Blessed with a superb year-round climate—especially during the spring and autumn—and famous for its unmatched hospitality, Malta is truly an ideal destination for any traveller.