Doživite Autentičnu Maltu

There are many ways one can visit Malta, the hidden gem of the Mediterranean. while staying safe and comfortable during these uncertain times. Visitors can explore the archipelago’s sister islands of Malta, Gozo, and Comino by living like a local. Providing a more authentic Malta experience, one can rent historic farmhouses in Gozo or luxurious palazzos and villas in Malta. Friends, couples, or families traveling together are able to avoid the risks of sharing space with other guests. These private stays also provide guests with a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in local culture and cuisine.

Gozo Farmhouses 

Gozo itself has retained a charming authenticity. Gozo is small compared to its sister island of Malta, with beautiful beaches and coves, world-class diving, historic sites, including the city of Vittoriosa and the UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Ġgantija Temples. Everything is only a short drive away. Farm to table cuisine IS Gozo, either opting for shopping at the local markets for Gozatan specialties or enjoying the many neighborhood restaurants. There is a wide range of farmhouses, most with modern amenities, private pools and stunning views. For more information about Gozo farmhouses visit OVDJE. 

Private Chef Services

These farmhouse kitchens can be pre-stocked with wonderful fresh local ingredients or one can enjoy gourmet meals cooked by a private local chef. Menus are changed frequently according to season, availability, or the chef’s impulse. For more information, private chef services available in Gozo visit OVDJE.

Malta

The Maltese islands are steeped in 7000 years of history. Valletta, the Capital, also a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is an ideal place to rent a  luxurious palazzo, villa, or  apartment. Guests staying in one of these unique and often historical private accommodations, often with wonderful views,  can enjoy modern amenities and some even have private swimming pools, private gyms, and saunas.   The best way to get around and explore Valletta, the European Capital of Culture 2018, is on foot. Explore the many cultural sites, boutiques,  local restaurants, and get a taste of the thriving nightlife. For more information on villas in Malta, visit OVDJE.

Mdina

Mdina, Malta’s first capital,  is an ancient walled city with a mix of medieval and baroque architecture. A timeless place with cultural and religious treasures everywhere, perfect for exploring by foot.   Perched on a hilltop, Mdina enjoys beautiful panoramic views of the Mediterranean.

Sigurnosne mjere za turiste

Malta je proizvela an online brošura, u kojem su navedene sve sigurnosne mjere i procedure koje je malteška vlada uvela za sve hotele, barove, restorane, klubove, plaže na osnovu socijalnog distanciranja i testiranja.

O Malti

Sunčana ostrva Malte, usred Sredozemnog mora, dom su najveće koncentracije netaknute izgrađene baštine, uključujući najveću gustoću UNESCO-ovih mjesta svjetske baštine u bilo kojoj nacionalnoj državi bilo gdje. Valletta koju su izgradili ponosni Vitezovi Svetog Ivana jedna je od UNESCO-ovih znamenitosti i evropska prijestolnica kulture za 2018. Kameno nasljeđe Malte kreće se od najstarije samostojeće kamene arhitekture na svijetu, do jedne od najstrašnijih u Britanskom carstvu odbrambenih sistema, a uključuje bogatu mješavinu domaće, vjerske i vojne arhitekture iz antičkog, srednjeg vijeka i ranog modernog perioda. Uz izvanredno sunčano vrijeme, atraktivne plaže, bujan noćni život i 7,000 godina intrigantne istorije, ima mnogo toga za vidjeti i raditi. Za više informacija o Malti, posjetite www.visitmalta.com.

O Gozu

Boje i okuse Goza donose blistavo nebo iznad njega i plavo more koje okružuje njegovu spektakularnu obalu, koja jednostavno čeka da bude otkrivena. Zatopljen u mit, smatra se da je Gozo legendarno Kalipso ostrvo iz Homerove Odiseje – mirna, mistična rukavac. Barokne crkve i stare kamene seoske kuće pune su sela. Neravni krajolik Goza i spektakularna obala čekaju istraživanje s nekim od najboljih mjesta za ronjenje na Mediteranu.

About Mdina

The town of Mdina, with its timeless character, has a history tracing back more than 4000 years. Tradition says that here in 60 A.D. that St. Paul the Apostle is said to have lived after being shipwrecked on the islands. The grotto known as Fuori le Mura, where he presumably resided, is now known as St. Paul’s Grotto in Rabat. Lamplit by night and referred to as “the silent city,” Mdina is fascinating to visit for its cultural and religious sites.

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