Can you do Malta in a weekend?

Can you do Malta in a weekend?

Whether you are looking for a relaxed beach getaway or a cultural trip that's rich in history and tradition, a weekend break in Malta is an ideal way to experience this beautiful island. ... It's easy to find a Malta itinerary that will keep any visitor busy!

Is 2 days in Malta enough?

We usually spend a weekend in Malta. We have been there several times, and we think that two days in Malta is a minimum to feel the atmosphere of the island. If you want to explore Gozo island, the Blue Lagoon and relax on the beach, we recommend going to Malta for a week.

What can you do in Malta in 2 days?

The Essential 2-day Malta itinerary (5 top things)

• Taste the Maltese Cuisine. ...
• Explore a Maltese heritage site. ...
• Visit Malta's capital cities. ...
• Watch the sunset on Dingli cliffs (or anywhere really) ...
• Go for a boat ride.

Is Malta cheap or expensive?

The country is very budget-friendly (it's one of the cheapest Eurozone countries out there). Even though I was on a holiday and not being as budget-friendly as I normally was, I still never really spent a lot of money. My most expensive day cost me 70 EUR and that's because I rented a car.

Can you walk around Malta in a day?

This very pleasant walk should take you about three hours. However it is so rich in features of interest that you should allow an entire day to linger over the magnificent views or to visit some of the many cafés, palaces, museums, gardens and churches along the route.

How can I spend 4 days in Malta?

The 4 best activities to do in Malta

1. Going on a boat trip to Comino Blue Lagoon. Catamaran boat trip to the Blue Lagoon (transport from Malta can be organized after booking) ...
2. Visiting Gozo by Quad bike or Jeep. ...
3. Diving in Malta and Gozo. ...
4. Jet-ski-tour around Comino (Blue Lagoon)

Can you do Malta in 3 days?

3 days in Malta is enough time to visit the major sites, like the filming locations for Game of Thrones and Gladiator, the Ġgantija Temples in Gozo, St. John's Cathedral, and the capital city of Valletta. My three-day Malta itinerary hits all the highlights, plus some exciting day trips off the island.

Do they speak English in Malta?

The official languages of Malta are Maltese and English. Maltese, a language of Semitic origin written in the Latin script, is the national language of Malta. Over the centuries, it has incorporated many words derived from English, Italian and French. Italian is also widely spoken.

Is Malta run down?

No wonder much of Malta looks run down and crumbling as World War II saw Malta bombed beyond recognition and areas are still being rebuilt and restored today.

What can I do in Malta in one day?

• You can start your first day by visiting Valletta, Malta’s capital city: Valletta might be one of the smallest capital cities in the World, covering merely 0.8km 2, but it holds around 320 monuments, making it one of the densest historic and cultural areas in the World and a UNESCO World Heritage site .

How to get from Valletta to Mdina?

• To visit Mdina, you can take bus number 51, 52 or 53 from Valletta, stop in Rabat and walk a short distance to the entrance of the main gate of the Silent city. There are virtually no cars in Mdina so you explore this cute small city in a relaxed way.

Where to have lunch in Valletta?

• If you want to have lunch in Valletta, try exploring the side streets, where the prices are less exorbitant and the restaurants are less busy. To visit Mdina, you can take bus number 51, 52 or 53 from Valletta, stop in Rabat and walk a short distance to the entrance of the main gate of the Silent city.