Why Visit the Three Cities? The “Three Cities” refers to Vittoriosa (Birgu), Senglea (Isla), and Cospicua (Bormla). These fortified towns predate Valletta and were the original strongholds of the Knights of St. John before the capital was built. Wal...

Comino is a tiny island, just 3.5 km² in size, and part of the Maltese archipelago. Only two residents live on the island, and there are no supermarkets, restaurants, hospitals, or schools. Despite its size, Comino is world-famous for its stunning B...

If I could spend every sunny afternoon in Malta the same way, it would be here at Għajn Tuffieħa, a golden stretch of sand tucked away in the rural area of Mġarr in the North of Malta. It’s one of Malta’s most beautiful beaches, and it’s not just me...

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Tucked away in the heart of Malta’s capital, Valletta, St. Catherine's Monastery is one of those rare places where silence, history, and devotion coexist in perfect harmony. Often missed by those following the typical tourist trail, this peaceful sa...

Malta is a stunning Mediterranean gem packed with history, vibrant culture, and breathtaking coastlines. Whether you're planning a relaxing beach getaway, an adventurous sightseeing trip, or a digital nomad’s workcation, choosing the right place to ...

Valletta: A Small Capital with Big Character Valletta might be one of Europe’s smallest capitals, but it packs a serious punch. Sitting right on the edge of the Mediterranean, our sun-soaked city is full of charm, think golden facades glowing in the...

Affiliate disclosure: I use GetYourGuide affiliate links. If you book through them, it helps me keep sharing tips like this (at no extra cost to you). ________________________________ After years of exploring the best Comino boat tours in Malta, I’v...

Planning a trip to Malta? Whether you're visiting for the crystal-clear waters, rich history, or vibrant culture, having the right resources at your fingertips can make all the difference. This guide brings together the most useful links for tourist...

I’m picky when it comes to food — so when I say these spots are worth visiting, I really mean it. This is a curated list of my favorite places to eat in Malta, from casual brunch cafés and local snack bars to proper restaurants and wine bars. I've p...

Skip the Crowds: Head South in Malta This guide takes you through a full day of adventure in Malta’s South and Southwest, blending kayaking, hiking, swimming, and stunning views. You’ll start at sunrise in Marsaskala, paddle beneath Ponta tal-Munxar...

Exploring the Bays of Mġarr: A Day of Beach Hopping, Kayaking, and Hiking In this post, I guide you through a full day of adventure along the Mgarr coastline, combining kayaking, hiking, swimming, and breathtaking views. Starting from Mgarr, you'll ...

Malta's Size, Language & Culture 1.Malta is tiny—measuring just 27 km in length and 14.5 km in width—but it’s densely populated. With over 500,000 residents and millions of tourists visiting each year, it ranks among the most densely populated c...

Getting around Malta is simple, budget-friendly, and often quite scenic. Buses run frequently, ferries offer beautiful views, and taxis—especially compared to most of Europe—are relatively affordable. Thanks to the island’s small size, most journeys...

Are you dreaming of a dip in the crystal-clear waters of Comino’s Blue Lagoon, but feeling lost in the sea of boat tours and ferry choices? You’re definitely not alone—and you’ve come to the right place. As a local Maltese who’s been visiting Comino...