Malta
Have you heard of a country called Malta? It’s a small island country in the Mediterranean Sea. If you consult a map of Malta, a closer inspection will reveal that Malta is actually a string (archipelago) of seven islands. The country of Sicily is north of them and they are east of Tunisia. The island of Malta may be small, but it is full history and landmarks to visit.

If you are the adventurous type, go ahead and travel to Malta. If you are already in Europe on vacation, it would just be a short flight on Air Malta. In fact, you can find a cheap flight to Malta from many places in Europe quite easily. In addition, you will be able to find accommodation in Malta easily enough. In fact, you could probably visit several islands within the archipelago and be able to book hotels in Malta. Just consult a Malta map to determine which ones you want to experience. Your Malta hotels could range from luxurious resorts to more humble accommodations.

Malta weather is temperate, which stands to reason as it is located in the Mediterranean Sea. The summers are hot and dry while the winters are cool and damp. Some residents claim that there are only two seasons! Of course, this makes it great for your travel holidays in Malta. In addition, this makes visiting the megalithic temples, old World War II sites, museums and catacombs easier to visit. And because Malta is fairly small, your Malta hotel will be close to all the action.

Some people might decide that Malta makes a pretty great possibility as a second home or returning vacation spot. If you find yourself in this position, you might want to consider purchasing some real estate in Malta. Whether it is an apartment, condo or home, Malta would make a perfect getaway. Remember, they have good weather for most of the year – an appealing prospect for vacationers and even retirees. And as there are plenty of things to do on the Malta islands, you would never want for company or activities. The country even has a thriving nightlife.

While Malta may not even be on your travel radar, it is time to reconsider. For one thing, their official languages are Maltese and English, with English being spoken widely. And because of their proximity to other European countries, you can easily make Malta a side trip or just add a few days onto your European itinerary.