Malta Islands Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

The Republic of Malta is located in the center of the Mediterranean Sea in southern Europe and is known as the "Heart of the Mediterranean". It is a world-famous tourist destination and is known as the "European Village".

Attractions distribution:

The Maltese Islands are located in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea. They are composed of five small islands: Malta, Gozo, Comino (Kemunna Island, covering an area of about 3 square kilometers), Cominoto and Firfla Island, with a land area of 245 square kilometers, with a coastline of 180 kilometers.

Scenic spot features:

Mediterranean, Middle Ages, geological wonders, ancient cities, architecture, islands

Attraction Address

Malta

Travel Guide

Best time to visit:

The average temperature in Malta is 14.1 degrees Celsius in winter (November to April) and 32 degrees Celsius in summer. The mild Mediterranean climate makes it suitable for tourism all year round.

Shopping recommendations:

Maltese filigree and jewellery, Gozo lace and more.

Tourist Transportation

Scenic spot location:

Europe>Malta

How to get there:

There are about 60 direct flights between Malta and major European cities, but there are no direct flights with China. Tourists can transfer through Frankfurt, Dubai, Paris, London and other cities and land at the Malta International Airport. There are bus and taxi services at the airport.

Malta has a small land area and no railway or high-speed transportation system. Domestic transportation mainly relies on roads, with right-hand drive and left-hand driving. Chinese citizens who are visiting Malta for a short period of three months can use a domestic driving license with a valid translation. Those who stay in Malta for more than three months must apply to the Malta Transport Bureau for a replacement local driving license.

There are ferries between Malta and Gozo; there is a water taxi service at the Water Front pier in the capital, Valletta, where tourists can take a small boat to visit the harbor or go to various islands. In addition, there are multiple passenger ferries to and from Sicily, Italy, every day.