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Ever thought about visiting one of the smallest islands in Europe? Well, Malta is a great choice! In this guide not only will you get a list of all of the best hotels, beaches, and restaurants, but also a proper guide to the traditional Maltese life. All the beautiful trails, hikes, delicious wine tastings, and intriguing history of the islands are all mentioned and listed for your advantage! Many times Malta is seen as a party island with beautiful beaches. However, let's not forget its history and culture! This guide will give you everything you need to know. Whether you're looking to have a relaxing holiday by the beach, or whether you want to have an adventurous one, this guide offers both. Most importantly, with this guide you will get the true Maltese & Gozitan experience!

The average winter temperature here is about 16°C. Palm trees grow all around, cliffs emerge from the Mediterranean Sea, and in every town, you can taste a local delicacy – pastizzi. In addition, beautiful architecture, ubiquitous sandstone, and at the same time many megalithic temples. This is Malta, which is part of the Maltese Islands, including Gozo and Comino. They are located in the central part of the Mediterranean basin between Sicily and Africa. This guide teaches you how to survive on this small island and what places are worth seeing.

Where else but in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea might you find such a little, gorgeous island? Malta is a lovely place to go for a summer beach holiday, however… the islands of Malta have a rich history that has yet to be explored. Will a week be sufficient? Due to its compact size, Malta allows visitors to maximize their sightseeing potential. This Itinerary is based on my explorations and carefully chosen places based on the best reviews, and my experience for an amazing road trip in Malta in the offseason. There are three islands to choose from, but You will only have time to explore two of them—Malta and Gozo—in just seven days. If You go in the off-season, however, You may also have time to visit Comino. Don’t waste Your money and time staying in different places if you’re traveling just for a week, do it only if it’s Your comfy home on wheels and you’re staying there. To give you an idea of how effective this can be, consider the following: two nights at one hotel on the island of Gozo, remaining nights in one hotel on the Maltese mainland, and one day of exploration in Comino without lodging. If you’re flying and hiring a car at the airport, Gozo as a first destination will be more convenient, but for the following days, explore Malta’s mainland. The streets are mostly tiny in Malta so be prepared for that.