Have you ever considered Malta for your next holiday? Maybe not—and that’s precisely part of the island’s charm. It’s a destination for those ready to be surprised, seeking something different from the usual spots.
Only one-fifth of the island—the most touristic part—is urbanized. The rest is still dominated by enchanting nature. From mid-October to mid-May, the islands are green and lush, with fields filled with vegetables and paths carpeted with fennel, clover, myrtle, and wild iris. By late spring, thousands of plant species will be in bloom, making the island enchanting and colorful.
Life in the villages is still very much focused on fishing and follows the course of the seasons. The paths are not crowded with tourists and offer some of the most beautiful views in the Mediterranean. The dramatic cliffs, garrigue scrublands, and lush valleys present wonder after wonder, all to be enjoyed alongside the rich heritage and history of the island.