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Coming to Malta doesn't mean one has to stay cooped up in the hotel just lazing about by the pool and turning different shades of red. Malta's always bursting with activity and there is never a dull moment in whichever town or village you visit. Public transport in Malta is cheap and easy to use and the eccentric vintage buses prove to be quite an attraction to tourists especially when one is greeted with various religious shrines upon getting on. Valletta is very well connected with buses to all other towns and villages and other popular tourist areas are very easy to get to too.
The island offers a myriad of things to see and do. Various tours showcase Malta’s heritage allowing one to experience the island’s beauty and these can either by conducted by coach, boat, car, jeep or on foot. These tours start from different locations ending at a multitude of destinations. Each site is unique - from a trip down to the quaint fishing village of Marsaxlokk to a walk around Malta’s older capital city, the captivating Mdina, Malta’s historical wonders – the temples of Malta and Gozo or perhaps a wander around Birgu’s narrow streets and 16th century Auberges ending up at a relaxing wine bar.
If you want to break away from the bustle of everyday activity as well as exhaust-emitting vehicles and seek tranquil, peaceful locations, boat trips are plentiful and provide a different aspect to Malta than on land. Boat rides around the islands are organized on a daily basis. One can even charter a boat for a day or simply make a weekend out of it. Or you can simply escape to the other adjacent islands - picturesque Gozo or snorkeling in the clear blue sea around Comino for a spot of relaxation.
Whatever you’re looking for we are sure that there will certainly be something to capture your interests.
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SBL Malta is a destination management company, completely focused on services to visiting groups. Our programmes are always tailor-made. We provide tour guides in many different languages and offer the services of specialist guides in fields such as agriculture, botany, history and archaeology among others. For more information log on to http://www.sblmalta.com
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