Have you ever wanted to be where grandeur, art, history and meditteranean culture is? Do you want to treat your senses to good music and classic performances, go scuba-diving or snorkeling at any time of the year, hit the beach, do windsurfing, attend row regattas and festivals, chill out in your dream island where you could easily find the best accomodation deals, socialize with different kinds of people, tour around the history lane, and find quality?

At arrivals

You will find the tourist information desk where you can get any information and help from friendly staff. We recommend you take a free city map. There are also other desks in the airport where you can arrange a rental car or book a hotel. You can also exchange your money or withdraw money at an ATM. The airport also has restaurants, VIP lounges, conference and congress rooms, several travel and accommodation agencies and a post office.

Getting to the city

The cheapest way to travel to your destination is to use the public transport.  There is a bus shelter just outside the departure.  You do not need to purchase bus tickets beforehand.  You will pay the ticket at source. 

If you are visiting Malta the first time, the best approach is to stop at the last station in Valletta, then when in Valletta ask for assistance to catch another bus to your town or city residence.  For ease of reference the following is the public bus schedule that services Malta International Airport.  Bus number 8 leaves Valletta, passing through Floriana, Marsa, Paola, Tarxien, Ghaxaq and Gudja before stopping in front of the air terminal, and vice-versa from MIA to Valetta.  Each trip takes around 25/30 minutes to reach final destination.

For further information and updates please visit the Malta Transport Authority's website - www.maltatransport.com

 

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Low cost airlines fly from Malta to 36 Airports in Europe

Belgium   »  Brussels: BRU Czech Republic   »  Prague: PRG Denmark   »  Copenhagen: CPH Ireland   »  Dublin: DUB Italy   »  Bari: BRI   »  Catania: CTA   »  Milan: MXP   »  Pisa: PSA   »  Rome: FCO   »  Trapani: TPS   »  Venice: TSF Norway   »  Oslo: OSL Spain   »  Barcelona: BCN, GRO   »  Girona: GRO   »  Madrid: MAD   »  Seville: SVQ

Sweden   »  Norrkoping: NYO   »  Nykoping: NYO   »  Stockholm: NYO United Kingdom   »  Birmingham: BHX   »  Bournemouth: BOH   »  Bradford: LBA   »  Bristol: BRS   »  Cardiff: CWL   »  Edinburgh: EDI   »  Exeter: EXT   »  Glasgow: GLA   »  Leeds: LBA   »  Liverpool: LPL   »  London: LGW, LTN   »  Manchester: MAN   »  Newcastle: NCL   »  Norwich: NWI   »  Nottingham: EMA

 

Tips of how to spend your holiday in Malta

Holidays are always enviable by everybody, and selecting the finest holiday spot is the only way to enjoy your holidays to the maximum limit and make it unforgettable for you and your loved ones. There are many stunning destinations around the world which make holidays fun loving and enjoyable; however, there are a few destinations which are more well-known and more pleasing than others. Malta is one such destination, and anyone who gets likelihood to spend holidays in Malta will surely agree to this fact. 

(1) The total holiday experience in Malta is just exclusive and cherished. The combination of superb accommodation, spectacular and awesome vista, enticing food, and lots of tourism make Malta a great place to visit for a terrific holiday experience. This superb combination of everything is perhaps the main reason for its popularity.  Life in Malta is lively and joyous.

(2) Malta has two formal languages with English being the following one, and thus it is also widely spoken across Malta. This can be endorsed to the 160 year long British rule; however, this fact can become very supportive for tourists as English is a worldwide language and thus the problem of communiqu between the native folks and the tourists is not a difficulty.  Moreover, Malta follows the

(3) There are abundant fun activities in Malta which tourists can like and make their tour to Malta priceless. Many sports are played in Malta such as mount biking, mountain climbing, hill-walking, and paragliding etc which also add to make this place striking for many tourists who love sports.   Malta is a rocky island and many of the locals use rocky beaches as their secret getaway.  There are great places to go to read a book,  its beaches are superb.  If you just have to have sand to call it a beach there are a few on Malta that will be less crowded than the most popular beaches located near the big hotels and holiday apartments, you just have to know where to look.

(4) That a country with only 17 miles in length and 9 miles across can be fascinating enough to pull in travellers all around the world may remain unintelligible to people who either have not visited Malta or not heard of its huge tourism industry.  The island is very small and therefore easily manageable from tourism point of view. It takes hardly one hour to go from one end of the island to the other, and the high concentration of places of activity and sightseeing makes it wonderful from the tourist's point of view. Tourists don't have to waste a lot of time in travelling from one place to another and thus can enjoy their holiday to the ultimate level.  

(5) Another plus point in Malta is glee. There are a great deal of concerts and theatres which you can take delight in all year round. They make a holiday fun filled and cherished, and thus the holiday experience becomes the best ever.

(6) The island of Gozo is the sister island of Malta and was credibly the inimitable island of Malta long ago. The island is composed and provides a lot of opportunities to relax and enjoy. There are also some resorts on this island which make a holiday indulgent tranquil, fresh, and just right for vacation for those overworked nerves.

(7) Those who like to explore culture and a tradition of foreign lands, Malta is the best place to visit. The cultural heritage of Malta is very unique and is in fact a mixture of various cultures of the world. For centuries, Malta had been under various rulers and thus their cultural heritage evolved with every new ruling civilisation.  The speciality about Malta is that though it is changing fast, the historical attractions of the country have not faded. Unlike any other countries where innovations are made at the cost of destroying history, this small island country could keep up its history somehow intact. But the historical sights have not reduced the country to a regular museum. Rather, a holiday to Malta will discover that along with its prehistoric mystery, a number of modern attractions are awaiting.

(8) The accommodation is splendid and fulfils the needs of every person. Whether you like to spend time in a hectic place filled with life or in a serene area with solitude, Malta has the whole thing for you.

(9) Malta has a strong Roman Catholic background, and evidence of this can be seen around the island in the form of elaborate cathedrals in two of the main cities of Valletta and Mdina, and by the festivals which take place on Saint’s days. Malta has a mixed heritage, there are archaeological remains which date from around 3800BC and it has been established that they were built by prehistoric man. The islands religious leaning comes from the fact that St Paul was said to have been shipwrecked on what is now called San Pawl il-Bahar (St Paul’s Bay), and brought Christianity to the inhabitants in AD 60.

(10) Malta is salient for tourists all the year round. The tropical conditions make it idyllic for both summer and winter holidays. Due to the boost in growth in tourism industry and the swell in interest of people in this island, many inexpensive flights are now offered to Malta from all over the world which makes a holiday in Malta both pleasant and economical.

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