Feel good how to spend your time & money when you travel to Malta.
We as human beings, by nature want to maximise in
all aspects of life we want to get the best bargains and benefit in return of what we spend. We do not just want to walk aside the attractions, we want
to discover the city, feel good about how we spend our time and money. We want
to listen to legends and myths that characterises the city in Malta.
Bargain & Discover Malta with Cultel
As you lay your foot on the grounds of Malta's
cities you will set your adventure in discovering the beauty of Malta
historical places. Despite the small size, the Maltese islands have
many places of interest to offer. In Malta, everyone can optimally enjoy the
natural, historical and cultural treasures of the archipelago.
So much to see, and all within a short drive from
any point of the island. Malta has had such a rich history that the
country is practically saturated with places of historical interest.
Bargain to a new way of Travelling
Maximise your visit time in Malta by planning strategically.
Tackling the daunting task of planning, organising, and building a vacation
plan is not trivial.
Our solution will provide you with a walkthrough
guide... watch the clips provided on this site or download for free our
e-books, so as you gauge the quality and convince and bargain yourself the worthiness of our
solutions.
Information technology is our greatest aide and our
products are aimed to maximise your visit time in Malta.
Travel to Malta City Guide Attractions
Interactive DVDs for Valletta/Vittoriosa
On order we Post Interactive DVDs for Valletta or for
Vittoriosa (Birgu). You would then virtually tour the city at the comfort of
your home, BEFORE coming ot Malta. With just a click of your mouse button upload the mp3 content on your mobile
On order we Post512 Mb mini/micro sd card
readily uploaded with content in your preferred language (Maltese, English, German, Spanish or Italian) so that During your
visit you listen to your mobile whilst you roam like a local
The content is a reference history source in its
own merits and is provided to in 5 different languages (Maltese, English,
Italian, German and Spanish).
The content, simply immerses you into the detail,
provide you will all the information you want…in your preferred language.The Cityguide will help you discover the rich
history of the city step by step; at your own pace.
As we wanted to be
sure that you do bargain and not feel disorientated, each includes a booklet. Every page in
your booklet includes a detailed map of each attraction marked with a letter
followed by a number. Each section will
end with a jingle. This indicates the end of that part of the tour and
instructions as to how to get to the next attraction will follow.
Effective
creative solutions begin with a disciplined process of strategy
development. Being an engineer by profession, I wondered of how the
latest technology could assist in the dissemination of cultural information when visitors tavel to Malta.To materialize this, we hired the best talent
on the island. It was an ambitious undertaking, challenging project that took
about 18 months of dedication work, to conclude.
We came up with the initiative, of developing CityGuides
that would be your personal guide Before, During and After you travel to
Malta.We
want you to bargain from this and maximise Malta bargains, thus provide
you with 3 solutions to suite your requirements. We could deliver the
content by post and also have the facility for you to instant download
the content directly to your computer.
We
could also deliver it to your address in Malta, if you do not have time at your
hand and want our products directly delivered when you are in Malta. Send
us an email support@cultel.com include
contact details where we would deliver your order or call us on 00356-79922515.It would be our pleasure to help you and
make your holiday in Malta very much worthwhile. We want you to bargain from this.
During your visit
During
your visit in Malta and now that you had uploaded the content on your Mp3 gadget you are
free to roam around the city with confidence as if you were a local, leaving no
detail of history unturned.
At the click of a keypad of your mp3 enabled mobile
you have all the content and thus enjoy every bit of it. And this applies to
every traveller so that when you arrive in the city just ‘click and go’!.
With our products in Malta you bargain.
No tourist groups to dictate what to do. Travel at your own pace, discovering the heart and soul of the city.
No heavy books to weight you down. With an audio tour you can kiss goodbye your well-worn guidebook and use your mobile instead.
No schedules to follow. You be in full control of setting your own itenary, revealing the gems known by the locals.
You don't have to keep looking down to read your book, you simply listen while you take in your surroundings and enjoy the experience.
I am traveling to Malta on July 18th and I never been there so I was wondering if someone that has been there to tell me where are the interesting places to visit.Also what do you think about the hotel we are going to stay? - Hi there, I just moved to Malta from England last month, I've been coming here for many years with my family, (im 17 by the way) and I am now living with some Maltese friends. There are a lot of beautiful places to visit in Malta, I hope you will love the character of Malta, such as the old buses and bumpy roads, and the locals are very friendly. Depending on whether you have a car or not will determine where you can go, here is a list of places that are of interest: Blue Grotto - Ghar Lapsi Valletta - Capital Mdina (Silent city) Marsaxlokk - Typical old fishing village Marsascala - for a meal in the evening Sliema - shopping! Ta' Qali - Craft village Dingli Cliffs & Wied iz-Zurrieq
If you want some more advice, or how to pronounce the places! just send me an email and i will be more than happy to provide you with information on the island, Hope you have a good holiday.
We are thinking of going to Malta with our 4 children (7, 9, 11 and 13). We are used to warm weather (as we live in Spain) and we like to do "cultural" things: castles, museums, old cities etc. Kids also love things like caves, boat trips etc. What is the best time of the year to visit the island and what is the best place to stay? What are fun things to do in Malta? Can anyone recomend a good apartment that sleeps 6? Thanks! - i have been to malta. i am 13 now, but i was 11 when i went. It was soo fun! my grandparents were from there, and they have a house there, even though they live in canada. we went with the family, and we all loved it. some suggestions i would give would be valleta which is the capital. it is a neat walled off city, which is lively in the day they have their siesta though which is at 200 pm, and gozo which is great for its beaches with trouquis water, as well as hiking, and looking at some of the caves that are in the water.. we stayed in maleja (i forget how to spell it. its pronounced meliha) which was a typical town. i would recommend it fully! we didnt stay in a hotel, because we stayed in my granparent's flat, untill they left back home. then, we rented a flat which i remember was cheap. (we stayed in rover's return flats) Have fun, and i know your kids will enjoy it. - Malta is great you can do all the stuff you wanted to do can be hot in the summer to pack sun cream we have been before and found out that most shops don't open on Sunday the supermarkets never open on Sunday because people go to church and have day of rest. - With kids, I would suggest staying in the North of the island. It is where the sandy beaches are and its not as busy and congested as the south. In the North you have Melliha Bay which is shallow but does get busy, Golden Bay which is great but also busy,Ghajn Tuffeiha which is next to Golden Bay which is not so touristy but you might have to take your own drinks or my favourite, Armier Bay which is beutiful with lovely sand, rockpools and views over Comino and Gozo (but avoid the first restaurant on the beach as it is not clean. The one in the middle is great though! the North is also good as it is easy to get across to Gozo which is more like Malta used to be before the EU got their hands on it! If you do stay in Sliema/St. Julians you are nearer places like Valletta but traffic build up means that they can be a pain to get to (wherever you are, go to Valletta on the bus as parking is a nightmare!) Buggiba is a popular tourist place but a bit down market and 'englishised'. If possible, do hire a car as although the buses are great they can be slow and some places are quite a walk from the bus stop in the heat - not to mention standing in the middle of the Maltese countryside with no shade waiting for the thing! must visit is Mdina, the fortified medieval city in the middle of the island, not only is there great architecture but the kids will be able to visit a Norman house and the Roman villa. Whilst you are there, a visit to Fontinellas is a must - great for a lunch or tea time treat - wonderful chocolate cake, lemon merangue pie etc etc as well as pastizzi and great pizzas! f you come in summer, you might go to a village festa in the weekend: in fact, in each weekend there are about 3 or 4 villages celebrating their festa of their patron saint. you might enjoy the fireworks on friday and saturday nights at midnight and on sunday night attend the procession of the saint. for children i think that the fireworks would be the best attraction though, i dont like much the sunday activities, but then, everyone has their own tastes. If you come for the easter holidays, you might want to attend the Good Friday procession and on Easter Sunday at about 9 am and 12 am you might see the traditional 'run with the statue of the Risen Christ' in various villages.
