Lonely Planet Malta & Gozo (Travel Guide)

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Clubbing and Nightlife in Malta: Best Clubs, Bars, Pubs and Clubbing and Nightlife in Malta: Best Clubs, Bars, Pubs and

If you're renting a car, a compact Japanese or Korean option is probably best for negotiating Malta's winding and often narrow roads, but that won't stop you from being envious of the stellar array of automotive excellence at the Malta Classic Car Collection. Look for the blue vintage Bugatti sports car out front and you'll know you're in the right place. Relax in Mdina's il-FossApril to June and September to November are considered the best times to visit if you want to beat the crowds and bag yourself a bargain break. Not to mention it’s still warm and sunny with averages of 20°C. If you prefer beach days and lazy sunbathing stints, then the summer months of July and August welcome you with highs of 32°C.

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In addition to the 4 amazing activities mentioned above, here is the complete list, with all other activities you can do in Malta: 1) The best activities in Malta (and from Malta) This guided visit also exists in “private” version (only for your group – book it here) and as an historical version “Valletta during World War 2”, which needs to be booked there (also a private tour) . Full day Quad bike tour in Gozo, with departure from Malta (transport included). Return by boat via Comino and the Blue Lagoon! Definitely one of the best activities in Malta!Corfu is another island that will sweep you off your feet! Fall in love with sunbathing sessions in the Kassiopi Coves and horse rides through the olive groves in Sidari. Walking around Valletta, you'll probably hear an almighty bang at noon and 4pm. Make your way to the Saluting Battery to see what all the fuss is about, and combine the pomp of Valletta's ceremonial cannons – traditionally used to fire salutes to visiting naval vessels – and brilliant views across Grand Harbour to Fort St Angelo and the Three Cities. Explore Malta's Three Cities in an electric buggy