Explore the crystal-clear waters of the Blue Lagoon, a famous tourist attraction that boasts a range of family-friendly activities, including swimming and snorkelling. Take a boat ride or enjoy a stroll along the beach, and don't forget to sample some local treats from the nearby vendors.
Visit the St. John's Co-Cathedral, a stunning Catholic church located in the heart of Valletta. The cathedral is home to various artefacts, stunning paintings, and the story of the knights.
Explore the historic Hagar Qim Temples, which date back to the prehistoric era of Malta. The site is composed of multiple temples, and admission includes an audio guide.
Take a stroll through the old city of Mdina, Malta's former capital city. Mdina is a walled city that has been inhabited for over 4000 years and features various shops, a museum and multiple photo opportunities of which to take advantage.
Enjoy some family-fun at the Popeye Village, a movie set that has been turned into an attraction where both adults and kids can enjoy the fantastic views and daily shows.
Spend your last day soaking up the Maltese sunshine at the Gnejna Bay, a stunning beach that oozes charm, crystal clear waters and a good time. It's the perfect place for sunbathing, swimming, or trying the exciting water sports on offer.
To fully enjoy Malta, it's best to rent a car. They drive on the left, and the roads can sometimes be narrow and winding. Taxis are an option but can be expensive. Malta offers a good public transport system where you can reach any location via either bus or boat.
Car rental prices start at €20 per day, and a one-way bus fare of €1.50 for adults.
If you have more time to spare, visit the beaches at Mellieha Bay, Golden Bay, and Paradise Bay. If you have less time, skip the visit to St. John's Co-Cathedral or the Hagar Qim Temples.
Malta International Airport (MLA) is located in Luqa, which is 5 miles southeast of the capital city, Valletta.