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More about Malta

Malta is situated off the coast of Sicily, in the Mediterranea Sea. The smallest country in the European Union, Malta has just 350,000 inhabitants.

Many people come to Malta for its warm, sunny climate and its beautiful beaches and stunning scenery.

The island's numerous cultural, artistic and natural treasures are there to be discovered and are all within easy access from the main port in the capital; Valletta.

The many cultures that ruled Malta through history have influenced Malta's culture and architecture; this influence can still be seen today when walking around Malta's streets and villages.

Whether one seeks action or relaxation, tranquility or excitement, you can find it in Malta.

For more information see our Malta Guide.