The Maltese Islands offer a wide choice of dive centres with a track record of some 30 years in the industry. Professional, qualified diving staff are trained to teach all levels, from beginners to instructor courses. Dive centres are located across the Islands, so you will always find one near your accommodation. There is no need to bring your own equipment as centres provide all you need.
Carnival (Maltese: il-Karnival ta’ Malta) has had an important place on the Carnival has been a prominent celebration in the Islands since the rule of Grand Master Piero de Ponte in 1535.
Offering a diverse range of wedding formats, from intimate sit down dinners and beachside ceremonies to church weddings and traditional receptions, Malta has a vast range of products and services available which make planning the ceremony relatively stress free and great value for money.
If you are planning your holidays in Malta this autumn, then be sure to coincide your visit with this nautical spectacle, taking place on the 19th of October at the Grand Harbour in Valletta.
The race brings together the crème de la crème of the sailing world in one place to battle it out on Malta’s seas. The race was originally created as the result of sailing rivalry between two members of the Royal Ocean Racing Club and two members of the Royal Malta Yacht Club. A long course was designed to offer an adrenaline-packed race that was perfect for the windier conditions of the autumn season. From there, the race grew in size and the route including the circumnavigation of Sicily, but starting and finishing in Malta, was born. Today it is known as one of the best sailing event