Diving
Year-round diving in clear Mediterranean water with reefs, caves and famous wrecks suitable for beginners through technical divers — and no dangerous marine life.
Read more ›Malta packs an unusual amount into 316 km². Below are the things worth doing on (or close to) the water — from snorkelling spots and diving sites to harbour cruises, fishing trips, and historic ports you’d want to anchor at and explore on foot.
If you’re planning a charter, mixing a couple of these into your day is what makes the difference between a boat ride and a proper trip: anchor for a swim at a hidden cove, take the dinghy ashore for lunch in a fishing village, hop across to Gozo or Comino, or finish the day with a slow harbour cruise back into Valletta as the sun drops.
Year-round diving in clear Mediterranean water with reefs, caves and famous wrecks suitable for beginners through technical divers — and no dangerous marine life.
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Cooler-month walking across cliffs, garrigue and hidden valleys — from Dingli's dramatic clifftops to Gozo's terraced fields and the wildflower carpets of spring.
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Experience authentic Maltese culture through the colourful festas that animate every village from June to September — brass bands, fireworks, decorated streets and feast-day processions.
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