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Malta Next Week
I am going to Malta next Friday and will be staying in St Juliens for a week.
I have guidebooks and have read lots of websites so I don't need links to them thanks.
What I am after are personal recommendations of what people feel are Do Not Misses!
We are early 50's, we like sightseeing and good food and drinks.
Are there any trips, areas, restaurants etc that people think are too good to miss when there?
Also, any local knowledge or tips that might not appear in guidebooks/ websites would be great.
Thanks.
I have guidebooks and have read lots of websites so I don't need links to them thanks.
What I am after are personal recommendations of what people feel are Do Not Misses!
We are early 50's, we like sightseeing and good food and drinks.
Are there any trips, areas, restaurants etc that people think are too good to miss when there?
Also, any local knowledge or tips that might not appear in guidebooks/ websites would be great.
Thanks.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.A few years ago I holidayed in St. Juliens around this time of year.
Although pleasant enough, I can’t say that there was any must see/must do activity in Malta, and I cannot recall any restaurants to recommend.
If you really pushed me to say which one thing I’d recommend – it would be the Dingli cliffs.
My advice would be to hire a car for at least a couple of days to get around the island.
Although pleasant enough, I can’t say that there was any must see/must do activity in Malta, and I cannot recall any restaurants to recommend.
If you really pushed me to say which one thing I’d recommend – it would be the Dingli cliffs.
My advice would be to hire a car for at least a couple of days to get around the island.
It's many years since I was in Malta but I'm sure that some things don't change. Valetta is definitely worth a visit but it's nearby Sliema which is more tourist-oriented and where you'll find loads of bars and restaurants.
A trip across to Gozo (45 minutes by ferry) is definitely worth it too. It's got a distinctive character all of its own.
A trip across to Gozo (45 minutes by ferry) is definitely worth it too. It's got a distinctive character all of its own.