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Malta might be one of the smallest countries in Europe but it certainly manages to pack a whole lot into its small area. The island of Malta has more than 7000 years of historical locations dating back to the Neolithic period and you can still view the remains of megalithic temples dedicated to the goddess of fertility. In later times the Phoenicians, Greeks, Romans and more recently the French and the British all left their mark on the island and there’s a number of intriguing and historical sites to go to.
If history isn’t really your thing you will find other fantastic Malta attractions to visit while you are on the island. The diving in the Maltese Islands is the best in the Mediterranean with magnificent waters and calm conditions that make it an ideal place for learners and novices. There are also many dives for more expert divers with some great dive locations that include reefs, caves and underwater archaeological sites. Scuba diving trips are easy to set up through Malta tours or Mdina tours and are certain to provide an electrifying experience.
The night life in Malta is second to none in the Mediterranean and is always fast paced and enjoyable through the summer season. You can find scores of superb clubs and wine bars to visit which are filled with an eclectic and multicultural mix of people and a great night out is assured. Among the numerous Malta tourist attractions are the Summer Malta Arts Festival, the Opera festival, Choir Festival and the International Jazz Festival that is held in July.
While you’re on the island there are some great Malta excursions and activities to participate in such as the Malta Falconry Centre or you could go and see the Knights of Malta who repeat some of the important events in Malta’s past. There are also a multitude of enjoyable water based activities such as parasailing, jet skis, boat parties and powerboat hire. A more relaxing way to spend your time is available on the Rabat sightseeing train or the Grand Harbour walking tour and the beautiful Gozo tour. The Malta sightseeing bus is well-known around the globe and is one of the easiest ways to see all that Malta has to offer. The sightseeing bus Malta travels to both the North and the South of the island and you may hop off and on as you please.
There a wide range of wonderful Malta tour operators who specialize in making breaks to this special island. A good tour operator Malta can advise you on the best places to stay and what to do while you’re there. Malta has an remarkable amount to offer people of all ages whether you are interested in water sports and nightclubbing or the cultural history of this special island Malta has something to offer everyone.