Malta Hotels

Malta is an island country in the Mediterranean Sea that lies south of the island of Sicily, Italy. The country is an archipelago, with only the three largest islands being inhabited Hagar Qim and Mnajdra.

Two very beautiful Stone Age temples set on the cliffside of south west Malta. Their majesty has now been marred by protective tents and a 2 storey new building nearby. Mellieca. A locality in Malta surrounded by the largest and some of the most wonderful sandy beaches on the Islands Golden Bay One of Malta's most beautiful sandy beaches, on the northwest coast of the island. Tuffieha is just behind Golden Bay. It is just as beautiful, but less crowded during the high season. The Blue Grotto has a series of seven caves and inlets on the southern side of Malta famous for deep blue waters and spectacular natural rock formations.

The Blue Grotto may be accessed by small traditional boats, skippered by cheerful Maltese guides, which leave from a well-signposted pier just off the main road along the south coast. Clapham Junction. An area of western central Malta (not far from Buskett woods) where deep ruts in the bedrock appear to have been formed in the remote past by wagons or carts. Some of these ruts cross rock-cut punic tombs, proving that the ruts existed before the tombs. In the vicinity there are large caves which used to be inhabited by troglodites.

St. Thomas Bay is a quaint inlet, 1km beyond Marsaskala, with a sloping, built up area on one side, and barren Munxar white cliffs on the other. There are 2 small sandy beaches ideal for swimming in summer. Beneath Munxar there is now a 'window' at the cliffside. Beyond Munxar Point there are amazing, very high, white cliffs, with 2 large and deep caves in them. Many amateur fishermen own boathouses in the vicinity and go fishing whenever the sea is calm.