Malta has over 3000 hours of sunshine which makes Malta one of the sunniest countries in Europe. The hot summers attract the sun seekers looking for the Mediterranean weather but it is not just a summer destination, Malta has incredibly mild winters and is extremely popular for long-stay guests during the winter for those looking to escape the cold. 

Malta holidays have everything to offer that you expect from a vibrant summer sun destination with amazing Mediterranean cuisine, stunning coastline with a host of water sport options, shopping from high brow shops to markets, a real mix of accommodation options and nightlife which is centred around St Julian's and the capital Valletta. Historical attractions can be seen and accessed all over the islands with temples, windmills, grand buildings and walled cities like Valletta & Mdina.

You can not talk about Malta without mentioning Valletta. Valletta is the capital of Malta and is a stunning little city, the city is a UNESCO World Heritage site and for good reason. Packed full of museums showcasing its incredible past from Ottoman Empires, Knights of St John to more recent history in WWII and the major role Malta played. The Grand Harbour, St John’s Co-Cathedral, fortifications, the shops, food, nightlife, architecture and the list goes on. Whilst it is more expensive to stay in Valletta than the surrounding resorts, wherever you stay a visit to Valletta is a must on any Malta Holiday.

If you are a diver, Malta is known as one of the world’s best dive destinations with a huge variety of diving options from open water, caves and shipwrecks to choose from in Malta and its sister island Gozo.