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Travel to malta

Malta, with its Mediterranean splendor and historical charm, is one of the main attractions for tourists worldwide. The Maltese Archipelago consists of the main Island Malta, the smaller island of Gozo and the tiny little island of Comino. These islands have fortunately retained their natural state and can offer the attraction of clear blue waters, secluded bays and sandy beaches, while medieval walled citadels and splendid baroque churches and palaces reflect the rich history of the islands. If you are after something more than just sunbathing on your holiday, the Maltese Islands can offer you a great deal. There are no huge distances to travel in Malta, less in Gozo, which enables one to visit more places of interest and still find time for relaxation, whereas Comino is a real paradise for divers and snorklers. The Maltese Islands have been once described as one big "Open-Air Museum". What makes them unique is that so much of their past is still visible today. Their megaliths, medieval dungeons and towns' narrow cobblestone streets are still crowded with Renaissance cathedrals and baroque palaces, while their countryside is dotted with the oldest-known human structures in the world. It is easy to delve into the Islands' very mysterious prehistory retracing the footsteps of St. Paul or finding where the Knights of St. John once defended Christendom. The Islands' villages are the soul of the Islands' past. It seems they are worlds apart from the main resorts and the capital Valletta, yet with their lively festas and the unique everyday life they are very much part of the Islands' culture. Then there are also the seaside villages, where the rhythm of life is mostly dictated by fishing. If you are strongly into diving thing, Malta has got a lot to offer, as over the last 20 years underwater diving has become here the leading sports attraction for many tourists and visitors who are well catered for by the local diving centers. Malta's sailing clubs are not as widespread as diving centers, yet the Royal Malta Yacht Club and the Malta Sailing School provide really good services. The island's predominately rocky shoreline provides lots of exciting sights, and the clear blue waters have excellent visibility - just an ideal introduction to scuba diving. During the whole summer season, you can find most facilities on the main island's beaches and at its beach clubs - windsurfing, jetbikes, water skiing, parasailing etc. are always at your service there. Once you have seen Malta you are going to fall in love with the island and if you choose the right travel agency, then no two holidays in Malta will be the same!