2025 Valletta Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

#tripflytoprayfornewyear Travelrelaxinglywithbestfriendsstyle ✈️🍹 Day 1: Hello Malta! 🛬 • Arrive at Malta International Airport Take the Airport Shuttle or Taxi to your accommodation in Valletta or Sliema 🚖 (Choose accommodation near the port so you can walk around and chill) • Afternoon: Walk around Valletta, the classic capital city, and enjoy the view at Upper Barrakka Gardens 🌳 with a full view of the Grand Harbour • Evening: Have seafood at St. John’s Street or find a rooftop restaurant to drink cocktails 🍸 and watch the sunset Day 2: Experience history in Mdina 🏰 • Morning: Take a bus or drive to Mdina, an old city known as “The Silent City” 🚶♀️ Ancient cobblestone streets with beautiful views From the city walls • Afternoon: Stop by Rabat, a neighboring city, walk around the churches and local cafes, try the famous pastizzi 🥐 • Evening: Back to Valletta or Sliema, have dinner by the sea 🍝 and take a leisurely stroll along the waterfront Day 3: Explore Gozo & Comino, paradise islands 🏝️ • Morning: Take a ferry to Gozo 🚢 (approx. 25 minutes) Visit the Citadel in Victoria and take beautiful photo spots at Wied il-Għasri and Ramla Bay • Afternoon: Take a boat to Comino, stop by the Blue Lagoon, the water is crystal clear like heaven 🌊 Don't forget to bring a mat to chill! • Evening: Back to Malta (recommended to book a half-day tour Or rent your own boat for another fun way 🚤) Day 4: Tour around South Malta 🚗 • Morning: Go to Marsaxlokk, a fishing village with a lovely fish market 🐟 (The market is open on Sundays). If it's not Sunday, you can still walk around because the view is very beautiful. • Afternoon: Go to St. Peter's Pool, jump in the water, play in the clear water or just lay down and sunbathe. 🌞 • Evening: Come back to walk around Birgu (Vittoriosa), a quiet old town with delicious local restaurants. Plenty to choose from 🍷 Day 5: Adventure or chill 🎯 • Morning: If you want to be adventurous, try snorkeling at Cirkewwa or Anchor Bay 🌊 If you want to chill, walk around the Three Cities: Senglea, Vittoriosa, Cospicua • Afternoon: Stop by a cafe or take a Dgħajsa (traditional wooden boat) back to Valletta 🚣♀️ • Evening: For your last meal in Malta, find a rooftop or seaside restaurant to watch the sunset 🌅 and have a final cocktail 🍹 Day 6: Bye Malta! 👋 • Morning: If you still have time, stop by Valletta or Sliema to buy souvenirs, such as local honey or blown glass balls 🎁 • Travel back to the airport, take a taxi or bus back to Malta International Airport 🛫 Tips: • Travel: Take a budget bus But if you go with many people, I recommend renting a car 🚗 to drive around by yourself, it's more convenient. • Weather: A bit hot and humid in summer, don't forget to bring sunscreen! 🌞 • Money: Use Euro (€) Most shops accept credit cards, but small markets or shops may require cash. • Local language: Maltese people usually speak English fluently! #TravelPlan #malta #VisitMalta

#2024mapped Spending time in Malta, and especially in Valletta, felt like stepping into a historical adventure with a mystery to be solved. This stunning city, built by the Knights of St. John, is packed with history at every turn—grand fortresses, charming narrow streets, and breathtaking views over the Mediterranean. I loved wandering through the golden limestone alleyways, where every corner whispers tales of knights, battles, and centuries-old traditions. The grandeur of St. John’s Co-Cathedral left me speechless, with its intricate Baroque details and Caravaggio masterpieces. And let’s not forget the incredible waterfront, perfect for soaking in the island’s timeless charm. Malta isn’t just about history—it’s a place where past and present blend seamlessly. Whether exploring ancient fortifications or enjoying a sunset aperitivo by the Grand Harbour, Valletta stole my heart. It’s a destination that truly inspires, and I can’t wait to return! #historicallandmarks #localguides #Malta #Valletta #DiscoverMalta #VisitMalta #LoveValletta #MaltaHeritage #MediterraneanVibes #KnightsOfMalta #ExploreValletta #HistoricMalta

#CityTrip #Valletta #MaltaTravel Valletta, the capital of Malta, is a charming city that combines old world charm with modern sensibility. This UNESCO World Heritage site is filled with narrow streets and beautiful architecture. St. John's Co-Cathedral is one of the must-see attractions in Valletta, and its ornate interior and Caravaggio's works are awe-inspiring. You can enjoy the city's scenery while walking along the sea and take in the magnificent view of the Grand Harbour. In the evening, you can end the day by tasting the traditional Maltese dish 'Pastichi' and fresh seafood at a local restaurant.

#cruisetrip I recently returned from an unforgettable Mediterranean cruise, and I’m still buzzing from the experience! 🛳️ The journey took me to three stunning destinations: Malta, Cyprus, and Mallorca, each offering its own unique charm and beauty. First stop was Malta, and let me tell you, Valletta is like stepping into a postcard. The architecture is incredible, and St. John’s Co-Cathedral is a must-see. We spent the day wandering the narrow streets, soaking in the history. The entrance fee for the cathedral was around €15, but it’s worth every cent for the intricate interiors alone. Plus, the harbor views are just breathtaking. 🌅 Next up was Cyprus, where we docked in Limassol. From there, we took a short trip to the ancient city of Kourion. The ruins, especially the amphitheater overlooking the sea, were absolutely stunning. Cyprus is a blend of ancient history and beautiful beaches, and the local food was a highlight—don’t miss out on trying some traditional meze! 🍽️ We spent the afternoon lounging at Lady’s Mile Beach, a perfect spot for relaxation. Our final stop was Mallorca, where Palma stole my heart. The island is vibrant and full of life, with something for everyone. We visited the iconic Palma Cathedral, which is just as impressive as it looks in photos. Entrance was about €8. The winding streets of the old town are perfect for exploring, and the beaches, like Playa de Palma, are perfect for a lazy day by the sea. 🏖️ This cruise was everything I hoped for—stunning locations, rich history, and plenty of sunshine. Whether you’re into sightseeing, relaxing on the beach, or enjoying local cuisine, this Mediterranean route has it all. I’m already dreaming of my next adventure! ☀️ #trip #MediterraneanCruise #Malta #Cyprus #Mallorca #TravelDiaries

Wow! I finally checked in at the legendary Mint Street in Malta, which is simply breathtakingly beautiful! Isn't this the scene from 'Inception'? At first glance, the street with its huge slope is simply astonishing! The old Mint Street is definitely the most photographed characteristic old street in the ancient city of Valletta! Although it's called Mint Street, it actually means 'coinage'. This place was once the site of a coin minting factory during the time of the Knights, hence the name Mint Street. Walking on the old Mint Street, you can see at a glance that the long street forms a U-shaped slope along the terrain, making you want to rush down all the way! At the end of the street, there's a Baroque-style domed church, and in the distance, the Mediterranean backdrop of blue sky and sea is simply breathtaking! Buddies, when you come to Malta, you must check in at Mint Street! This place is definitely a photography paradise, instantly elevating your travel photos by several notches! Don't forget to wear your prettiest clothes, and take the most iconic group photo, only then can you say you've truly been to Malta! 😍📸

💎 Malta, this island nation located at the heart of the Mediterranean, possesses a unique charm and is an ideal destination for travelers. Below are some must-visit attractions and activities to recommend. 🏖️ Valletta Old Town: Stroll along the cobblestone streets of Valletta's old town and feel the weight of history. The architectural style of the old town is unique, blending Gothic, Baroque, and Renaissance styles. Don't forget to visit the Valletta Cathedral, with its exquisite architecture and even more impressive interior decorations. 🌴 Blue Grotto: The Blue Grotto is one of Malta's famous attractions, a natural limestone arch. Standing in front of the Blue Grotto, you can admire the magnificent view of the Mediterranean and marvel at nature's craftsmanship. 🏰 Comino Island: Comino Island is one of the most beautiful small islands in the Maltese archipelago. The blue waters and white sandy beaches of the island create a beautiful picture. You can rent a bicycle to tour around the island and enjoy the sea breeze. 🍽️ Maltese Cuisine: In addition to the beautiful scenery, Maltese cuisine is not to be missed. You can taste a variety of delicious seafood and traditional Maltese dishes, such as fish pie and roasted lamb. Dining in Malta's restaurants not only satisfies the taste buds but also allows you to feel the warm hospitality of the locals. 💖 Travel Tips: Malta has a mild and pleasant climate, suitable for travel all year round. However, due to the strong sunlight on the island, it is recommended to bring sunscreen and a sun hat. Moreover, Malta's public transportation is well-developed; you can buy a one-day or multi-day pass, which is convenient for visiting various attractions. 🎉 Come to Malta and experience the unique charm of this Mediterranean jewel! 🎉

I was shocked a long time ago by a photo of a highly folded street like Inception on the Internet, and at that time I planted a wish seed in my heart to go to Malta in the future. It turns out that the photo of the street with a huge slope was taken from this Old Mint Street. 🌈Background Old Mint Street can be said to be the most frequently appearing characteristic old street in the ancient city of Valletta. The mint, translated into mint, originally means coinage. Because this street was the location of the coin minting factory during the Knights period, the name came from this. Although there are many steep streets in the ancient city of Valletta, Old Mint Street is the most characteristic and photogenic one. This long street that can be seen at a glance forms a U-shaped slope along the terrain, and the Baroque-style dome church standing at the end of the street, and the Mediterranean background of the blue sky and blue sea in the distance, make almost every visitor to Valletta. They will definitely come here to take a most iconic group photo, which is considered to have really been to Malta. 📸Shooting Tips 1️⃣The best photo angle is at the other end where you can see the dome church 2️⃣Avoid shooting when the light ratio is strong at noon 3️⃣The stone steps on the street are also very good for shooting 4️⃣Vehicles are allowed to drive on Old Mint Street, so be especially careful when taking pictures at intersections to avoid vehicles and not affect traffic. 5️⃣In addition to Mint Street, Valletta has many steep streets that are very beautiful and can see the sea at a glance. 📍Navigation: Old Mint Street 🚗Traffic: If you take a bus or taxi to Valletta, it is recommended to enter from the Fountain of the Son of the Sea, which is the main gate of the old city of Valletta. Then stroll over slowly.

#Overseas Internet celebrity check-in point #Malta In addition to being famous for its "Three Blues" natural landscape, Malta's capital city of Valletta's streets, churches, castles, etc. are the most classic Maltese scenery that appears most often on postcards. ✅It is actually very convenient to take the bus when traveling in Malta. It is recommended to buy a "tallinja card", which allows you to choose unlimited rides within 7 days (adults 21 euros / children 15 euros), or 12 Single Journeys (15 euros) according to your itinerary.

When we asked our followers about places they would like to visit again or that exceeded their expectations. A lot of them answered Malta. So, here we go! We have designed a 3-day travel itinerary. 🌟 Save this post for your trip to Malta! 🌟 ----- ⛳️ 𝓓𝓪𝔂 1 — Valletta 🏨 Where to stay: La Falconeria Hotel ✔️Experience living in a Maltese townhouse in this baroque city. ✔️Near the National Museum of Fine Arts and St Francis Church 🌤𝗠𝗼𝗿𝗻𝗶𝗻𝗴 📸1: The Upper & Lower Barrakka Gardens 📸2: Old Mint Street ☀️𝗔𝗳𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗻𝗼𝗼𝗻 📸3: St. John’s Co-Cathedral ⛳️ 𝓓𝓪𝔂 ᒿ — Qrendi 🌤𝗠𝗼𝗿𝗻𝗶𝗻𝗴 📸4: Hagar Qim Temples $ Mnajdra Temples ☀️𝗔𝗳𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗻𝗼𝗼𝗻 📸5: Blue Grotto (Il-Hnejja) ⛳️ 𝓓𝓪𝔂 3 — San Lawrenz 🌤𝗠𝗼𝗿𝗻𝗶𝗻𝗴 📸6: Azure Window ☀️𝗔𝗳𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗻𝗼𝗼𝗻 📸7: Blue Lagoon

The Valletta Waterfront, located in Valletta, Malta, has a rich history dating back to the 18th century. Originally built as a series of warehouses and stores, it served as a bustling trading hub for the Knights of St. John. Over the years, it underwent various renovations and expansions, transforming into a vibrant waterfront destination with restaurants, shops, and entertainment venues. Today, it stands as a popular tourist attraction, blending history with modern amenities. Oh Valletta Waterfront, bathed in golden light, As the summer sun caresses you with all its might. Your colorful facades, kissed by warmth and glow, Reflecting the joyous spirit that summer bestows. The azure sea shimmers, mirroring the sky, As laughter and merriment fill the air nearby. From sunrise to sunset, a lively coastal scene, Where dreams and memories in the sunlight gleam. #mytripvlog #2019travel #awesomepic #bucketlistreboot

One of the most popular attractions in Malta is the saluting battery in the capital, Valletta. It fires two rounds each day, with one at noon and the other at 4pm. It is an interesting reminder of the extensive history this small island nation has! The origins of this site go back approximately 500 years when the Ottoman empire attempted to invade. It is an interesting site to visit and highly recommended! #malta #europe

Hidden in the heart of The Phoenicia Malta is the Palm Court Lounge with its comfy sofas and welcoming décor. It is the perfect place to relax with a tea and heavenly homemade pastry. For a modest price, we enjoyed a selection of finger cut sandwiches, freshly baked scones with Devonshire clotted cream and strawberry preserve, also an irresistible selection of pastries and teacakes, all freshly prepared. A choice of 14 different types of JING loose-leaf tea are available. Would definitely go back to this gem!#malta#hightea

Getting There - take the plane to Malta, take the bus going to Valletta or Uber which is also cheaper if you're in a group. Attractions - Valletta Hotels - along the way are hotels Food & Restaurants - yes surrounded in the area of different foods of your choice Shopping - yes, along the street are shopping stores, branded and souvenir shops I used to visit Malta every now and then. This is I think my 5th time to visit Malta. That's why I was surprised when I saw these new structure in the center of the plaza in Saint George's Square Valletta. It is called the United Nations Day, an exhibition to celebrate UN77 years anniversary and this colorful designed "Enlightened Universe" by Mr. Cristobal Gabarron entitled Colors of Hope, it was originally began in New York in the year 2015 and travel to different country every year from October to December to show the Unity of different countries. My travel wish for this coming year 2023 is to visit my hometown in the Philippines since I wasn't able to visit my family from 2019 after the pandemic. #2023travelwish #tripblazers

The capital of Malta is inextricably linked to the history of the military and charitable Order of St John of Jerusalem. It was ruled successively by the Phoenicians, Greeks, Carthaginians, Romans, Byzantines, Arabs and the Order of the Knights of St John. Valletta’s 320 monuments, all within an area of 55 ha, make it one of the most concentrated historic areas in the world. Valletta is a living city. It is the nerve centre of the Maltese political, administrative and business sphere as well as a major tourist attraction. The day-to-day demands of a modern community exert heavy demands on the institutional bodies entrusted with safeguarding, conserving and enhancing national monuments which are in daily use. Equally heavy and persistent demands are made on the housing and business premises of the city. To sustain the Outstanding Universal Value of the property, a draft Management Plan for the city was prepared in 2012 and the consultation with stakeholders is ongoing. The adequate implementation of the Management Plan will require collaboration among key entities on large-scale developments within the walled city, as well as clear policies on height controls to protect the city’s skyline and streetscapes, on the extent of the control area for building heights and on view sheds outside the walled city. #celebratewithtrip

Malta 🇲🇹 is a small island country located in southern Europe. Valletta is the capital city of Malta 😆😆 The golden yellow ancient city surrounded by historical monuments ... is the characteristic of Valletta (Valletta). Coastal cities of the Mediterranean, pleasant climate.In November are probably 17 to 23 degrees English is considered the common language of the area, so there is no big problem in communication. The common currency is Euro. So adding Malta to the plan of traveling to Europe is also a good choice😎😎 Malta is located on an island in southern Italy.So you can choose to take a ferry or plane in Italy✈️ to reach Valletta, the capital of Malta. Arrive in Catania, Sicily, southern Italy by plane for about 50 minutes. Valletta's main means of transportation is buses 🚌: Bus routes can be considered to connect major tourist attractions 😎. Cash tickets are accepted on the bus, and there is a change service on the bus. 🤩🌟🌟🌟Follow me on IG: grace_chow0202 #Malta #EuropeFreeTravel #valletta #OverseasTravel

#tripcom 5th anniversary Excelsior Hotel Malta 🏨⛱️⛱️ Same at the resort…most rooms have terraces + sea views Super beautiful port view and beautiful ancient city of Malta❤️🇲🇹 Hotel facilities also include outdoor and indoor swimming pools and a small private beach and SPA center.... The room has a very large sense of space...the ceiling is also higher.There is also an oversized terrace. It's simply a five-star holiday feel 🤩🤩🤩 Very good service attitude of staff.. and friendly Very convenient location.. only 15 minutes drive from Malta airport taxi🚕/bus🚌 about 30 minutes drive Just 10 minutes walk from the city of Valetta Malta😎 Warm reminder: If you need to take a taxi in Malta, you can download the taxi-specific apps or ask the hotel to help. Because most taxis are paid first and then go to the destination☺️☺️ The ultra-low discount offer booked on Trip com also includes breakfast for two😎😎

Crystal clear waters, turquoise-aquamarine hues, and salty air are what summers are made of right!! Summer in the Mediterranean is pretty amazing. What’s not to love? The long, sun-drenched days melt away into fiery sunsets and cool yet lively nights, and time spent relaxing isn’t just accepted!! 🤩🏝💓☀️🥰 #malta #summer2022 #gem #island #summervacation

1. Address - Upper Barraka Gardens Highlights - beautiful garden with Roman style columns. At every angle there is good views of other bastions and fortresses at the "three cities" side. Rating - 5/5 2. Address - St John's Co-Cathedral Highlights - this famous cathedral also attached is a museum, a must visit when in Valletta Rating - 4.5/5 3. Address - St Elmo's Heritage Building Highlights - this is a museum/heritage building worth visiting at the very northeast tip of Valletta. Walk along the famous Strait Street (nightlife area) to get there Rating - 4.5 IG: @travellerswill #awesomepic #summervacation #beachlife #passionpassport

Parliament House and Courts of Justice in the capital of Malta are two important buildings, because they represent the legislative and judiciary branches of the nation. The former is the meeting place of the Parliament of Malta and this new building constructed between 2011 and 2015 is controversial because of the modern design and the high cost. Many have compared the cladding design to a cheese grater or a dovecote. I certainly do think it looks unique though. The Courts of Justice building does not look extraordinarily special as it is built in the neoclassical style in late 1960s. It is worth mentioning because the trial for the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia took place during my visit to Malta on the 14 October 2022. #fallingforfall #malta #valletta

📍Upper Barrakka Garden A must-visit spot for tourists in Valletta🌱 A public park in the city of Valletta built by the Knights of Malta in the 17th century🇸🇬 Of course, it's free🫶 Valletta is a fortified city built on high ground, but at the bottom of the park, there is a 500-year-old salute cannon, so you can feel the history of Valletta up close✨ Every day at noon and 4pm, blank shots are fired towards the harbor, which is impressive👍 It's a spot where you can do a quick tour in about 30 minutes, so I highly recommend it when you go to Valletta🫶 #European travel #Malta #Overseas travel

This is Valletta, the capital of Malta, an island in the Mediterranean Sea. ♡ Valletta, the capital surrounded by fortresses, is lined with delicious restaurants serving pasta and pizza, gelato shops, and souvenir shops. There are also many historic churches and other sights to see! No matter where you look, you're sure to look stunning! Malta is a small island packed with charm, so be sure to visit it at least once! (A small island nation below Italy, it takes about 19 hours by plane from Japan 😂) #European travel #Remote island tourism

Valletta is one of Europe's smallest capital cities with many buildings having a strong Baroque character. Despite its small size Valletta is packed with sites of historical significance with buildings dating back to the 16th century. #passionpassport #valletta #historicculture

#Overseas Travel In the ancient capital city of Valletta, walk along the sea to the end of Valletta, and you will reach Fort St. Elmo. The fort was built in 1417 to prevent the attacks of the Ottoman Empire. It now houses the National War Museum, which contains artifacts dating back to prehistoric times. This is also a good place to enjoy the sea view. The endless Mediterranean Sea is right in front of you, and the blue sea and blue sky form a line. 📍Fort St. Elmo Fort St Elmo Il-Belt Valletta, VLT 1741, Malta #Overseas Travel #Malta Travel #Europe Travel

#Overseas Travel From Sliema to the ancient capital city of Valletta, you can take a small ferry. It only takes five minutes to reach the ancient city on the other side. The ancient Maltese city of Valletta has been listed as a World Cultural Heritage Site. It was built according to the terrain, with streets and alleys sloping up and down. Keep walking along the beach until you reach the famous Lower Barrakka Gardens in Valletta. This garden, built in the 16th century, is a great place to view the sea. It has a 360-degree panoramic view of the Grand Harbour and a distant view of the Three Sisters Cities on the opposite bank. #EuropeTravel #MaltaTravel #OverseasTravel

It's a fun town just to walk around! The streets are colorful and there are many historical buildings! The sea is beautiful and the food is delicious. It's a small island, but it's a wonderful place full of charm! The port city of Valletta in Malta is registered as a World Heritage Site 😊 ✈︎ーーーーーーーーーーーーーー✈︎ We are a couple living in Kansai who love to travel 👫💕 We are looking for spots to introduce on Tabitoko! Tag us with #Tabitoko! We will share it with you!! If you have any recommended places, please let us know in the comments 🙋‍♂️🙋‍♀️ #OverseasTravel #Tabitoko #MaltaIsland #QuintessaCampaign

#valletta or also known as La Valletta is the capital of the small nation of #malta . It is located on the main island and even looking as a neighborhood of one bigger city Valletta is a separate city. The architecture is Venetian style and there are many palm trees that make this place even nicer. Also it features an yacht marina nearby which is nice for people coming here by sea. #happynewyear

can u imagine jingle bells without snow? its my first holiday without snow. but its really nice and fun.😍😍😍 sometimes i miss snow. but its okay. thank u #tripdotcom to give this special days #merrychristmas #merrychristmas

Malta is a small island, but it has many tourist attractions. However, since it only takes 2-3 hours to go from north to south, I stayed there for a week and took a local bus to see every corner at my leisure. If you rent a car, I think you can get around in 3-4 days! 1st and 2nd photos: The seaside from St. Julians to Sliema I had heard that there were a lot of cats around the area with the cat statue, but unfortunately I didn't see many of them, even though there were many houses for cats. Malta's beaches are mostly rocky rather than sandy, but the locals were sunbathing on the rocks. 3rd and 4th photos: Mdina The old town of Mdina was used as the setting for Game of Thrones and has a very atmospheric feel. There are horse-drawn carriages running around, and it feels like you've traveled back in time 🐎 Because it's not a very large tourist destination, all the restaurants are extremely crowded at lunchtime and you're bound to have to wait. It might be better to avoid meal times, especially on weekends? 5-9th photo: Valletta The capital city of Valletta has many attractions, including shopping for souvenirs, dining, cathedrals, palaces, and the Upper Barrakka Gardens with cannons. At noon and 4pm, cannons are actually fired, so it's highly recommended to visit at those times! Valletta has many cobblestone streets and slopes, so it's quite difficult to move around with a suitcase. There are some very steep slopes, so you'll need comfortable shoes! 10-13th photo: Marsaxlokk A port town in the south. It takes about 40 minutes by bus from Valletta. There is a morning fish market on Sundays, and even if you can't actually buy anything, it's fun just to look at it. There are many shops where you can buy souvenirs such as Maltese lace and local specialties, and they are relatively affordable, so I recommend it! There are also many restaurants where the seafood is delicious! The langoustine and mussels were delicious! 14th and 15th photos: Comino Island Comino Island, with its crystal clear blue sea, is a remote island that can be reached by boat in about 20 minutes from the northernmost tip of Malta (about an hour by bus from Valletta)! It is famous for its high transparency, so that you can see the boat floating when there are no waves. If you want to go swimming, I think Comino Island is the best place to go! This was around the beginning of October, but it was about 28°C, so it wasn't cold at all and we were able to swim in the sea. It's a pretty small island, so it gets like potato washing around noon, so I recommend going in the morning! 16th-18th photos: Gozo Island Gozo Island, located to the north of Malta Island, can be reached by ferry from the northernmost tip of Malta Island or by high-speed boat from Valletta. You can do marine sports, and there are attractions such as citadels, cathedrals, and salt fields. We were supposed to go on a tour, but it was canceled at the last minute, so we were late and went on our own, so we didn't get to see much at all. If you have time, you can get around by tourist bus, but it takes a long time and there are not many buses, so it is more efficient to go on a tour. 19th and 20th photos: The Westin Dragonara Resort Malta I highly recommend this hotel!!! Not only the rooms, but also the scenery, the large pool, and two beaches, and the restaurant on the premises has a great atmosphere. There are many types of breakfast, so you won't get bored even if you stay for several nights. They also had sparkling wine in the morning🍾The staff are also very friendly and will greet you. Unlike hotels in Southeast Asia, the pool was empty and I was able to relax. The beach is not sandy but rocky and deep. 💰Price per person: About 20,000 yen per night with breakfast #Malta