Malta, ‘land of honey’, is the largest island in a Mediterranean archipelago. A historical haven with countless harbours and picturesque coves, the island is steeped in stories of seafarers and travellers. The villages of Malta are as sweet and appealing as the island’s name sake suggests, all with their own unique character and charm. Enjoy a Cisk (sweet Maltese beer) in a harbour side bar upon arrival to soak up the local sights, sounds and tastes, with a view of fishing boats dotting the turquoise ocean.
Local festivals and feasts are abundant, so check the calendar to find out where to be and when for a true glimpse of Maltese tradition and culture. Masks, fancy dress and floats colour the streets in the week before Ash Wednesday for the Maltese Carnival. Similar festivals of food, religion and music are common throughout the year, with towns and lo
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