Roaming Valletta
Capital city vibes on the northeast coast line
Built in 1566 by the Knights, this spot is basically a massive open-air museum. It's got that cool grid layout and baroque style that makes every street corner feel like a movie set.
- Insta-worthy Maltese balconies
- St. John's Cathedral
- Grand Harbour scenic views
Top Things to do in Malta
This is by far the biggest beach around. It has been a local go-to for generations and is now the center of the northern summer party scene. For space and sports, go here.
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Nautical Schools
Located at the main harbors
Make the most of the blue sea and get certified. Malta has world-class centers where you can get your nautical license or learn to handle a boat while you're studying on the island.
- Sailing & nav courses
- Jet ski licenses
- Diving for all levels
- Water rescue training
Boat Trips & Cruises
Boats leave from all the main harbors around here
Cruising is the easiest way to see the island from the waves. No licenses needed, just hop on and enjoy the salty breeze.
- Day trips to the coast
- Party at Comino & Blue Lagoon
- Golden hour sunset cruises
- Big group boats for the whole squad
Rent a Car in Malta
Pick up points across the islands
Grabbing a car is the best way to find those hidden beaches and tiny towns on your own schedule. Total freedom to explore whenever you want without waiting for the slow buses.
- Road trip freedom
- Hidden coastal spots reached easily
- Modern cars for your road adventures
Day Trips and Cool Routes
Forget the boring stuff, Malta is best explored through trails that mix epic nature with local life. Here are the most rewarding paths to hit with your friends during the weekend.
West Coast Beauty, Close to Dingli
Dingli Cliffs Hike
These cliffs used to be the main lookout for checking out who was coming to the island. Nowadays, you'll see local farmers working on the terraces and some of the best views around.
• Highest point on the island for epic views
• Sick sunset spots
• Nature trails through fields and stone walls
• That iconic tiny Saint Mary chapel
Opposite Valletta, Across the Water
Three Cities Walk
Birgu, Senglea, and Cospicua were here way before Valletta. They were the first home for the Knights and where all the massive historic battles actually went down.
• Tiny streets with historic vibes
• Huge walls and cool bastions
• Fort St. Angelo
• More local and way less crowded than the capital
Between the Islands
Comino Coastal Loop
This is Malta’s OG fishing hub. It’s still super traditional with those bright 'luzzu' boats in the water that make for perfect photos while you grab a bite by the sea.
• The famous Blue Lagoon
• Caves for kayaking fun
• Scenic trails for hiking
• Total peace away from all the tourists
South Malta by Zurrieq
Mills & Hal Millieri Trail
See the old-school side of Malta. These windmills were key for making flour back in the day, and Hal Millieri has these rare little medieval chapels that look like they’re frozen in time.
• Cool old restored windmills
• Medieval chapels with art
• Real countryside landscapes
• Chill path off the tourist track
Near Sliema, Facing Valletta
Sliema Promenade
Sliema went from a sleepy fishing village to the most urban and modern part of Malta. The promenade is the place to be if you want to mix historic views with trendy city life.
• Long coastal walk for your daily run or stroll
• Unbeatable views of Valletta
• Cafes, shops and a lively crowd
• Best for golden hour and seeing island life