Marsaxlokk is famous for its open-air seafood market where locals and visitors can buy fresh fish from the fishermen of the village. Sample freshly prepared seafood dishes and admire the traditional brightly painted Maltese fishing boats.
The ancient capital of Malta, Mdina, is a fortified city filled with winding streets, picturesque buildings, and amazing architecture. Enjoy traditional Maltese dishes at The Medina Restaurant and explore the city gallery.
Sign up for a street food tour and taste some of the best traditional Maltese dishes while exploring the historic streets of Valletta. You can make your stops at Nenu the Artisan Baker, The Pulled Meat Company, Angelo's Fruits, Wigi’s Kitchen and Margo’s Patisserie.
Set out on a wine tasting tour and visit some of Malta’s top wineries, such as Emmanuel Delicata Winemaker, Meridiana Wine Estate and Medina Wines. Learn about the different grape varieties and sample some of the best wines produced on the island.
Transportation options in Malta include buses, taxis, and rental cars. The easiest way to get around is by rental cars, which are affordable and allow you to explore the island at your leisure. Buses are the cheapest option, with frequent schedules available to popular tourist areas. Taxis are also available for short trips and airport transfers. Estimated travel costs range from €2-20 depending on the mode of transport and the destination.
If you have more time, explore the island of Gozo and try traditional Gozitan cuisine. Add some beach time by visiting Malta's Blue Lagoon in Comino Island. If you have less time, skip the wine tour and opt for a dinner night at Hagar Qim.
Malta International Airport (MLA) is located in Luqa, just 5 miles (8 km) away from the capital city of Valletta), serving multi-destinations such as Europe, Middle East and Northern Africa.