Attractions

The Inland Sea, the Blue Hole and the cliffs all sit together on the west coast of Gozo. The Azure Window stood…

A high, empty clifftop with almost nothing built on it. This is the best walking on either island.

Old salt pans sit beside a bird reserve, on a stretch of coast most people drive straight past.

This is the closest thing Malta has to a wood. L-Imnarja (the summer harvest festival) is held here every June.

A deep valley runs below Mosta, and partway along it there is a chapel cut into the rock face.

Sea caves sit below the cliffs at Wied iz-Zurrieq. Small boats run out to them whenever the sea is calm enough.

These are the highest point on the islands. They drop straight into the sea. It is the best place to watch the…

Rabat is the town outside the walls of Mdina. The catacombs, the Roman townhouse and most of the cafes are here.

Mellieħa sits on a hill in the north, close to the sandy beaches and the Gozo ferry.

St Julian's is built around Spinola Bay. The bay is lined with restaurants. Paceville, the nightlife district, is right next door.