THINGS TO DO IN MALTA AND GOZO

For a small island Malta and Gozo sure does pack a punch.
There are so many things to see and do in Malta it’s hard to know where to start! We have tried to breakdown some of the key attractions and top things to see and do in Malta & Gozo.

There are so many interesting things to do Malta including visiting some of the many archaeological and historical area’s and museums. Malta is widely described as an open air museum with so much history clear to see all around.

If you come alive at night time, there are plenty of things to do in Malta at night. Make the most of the party scene in St Julian’s or take a night tour and see Malta in whole different light.

Looking for things to do in Malta for families? There are a number of things to do in Malta with kids from the Aquarium, Water Parks to Popeye’s Village. There are plenty of Malta fun things to do to keep you and all the family entertained.

A break for the couples…whether your looking to relax on the beach or snuggle and pamper yourself in a luxury hotel, there are a number of romantic things to do in Malta. A walk along the coastal spots with an amazing sunset really does set the tone.

What about Gozo? There are plenty of fun things to do in Gozo, Malta. Much like Malta you are never far away from a piece of history, archaeology or culture. Although Gozo is a quieter and more laid back version of Malta, there are plenty of things to do in Gozo with kids. Day’s out to the Inland Sea or Calypso’s Cave always go down a treat. If they like the beach then there are some great beaches around the Gozo coastline, many providing crystal clear water and safe swimming perfect for snorkelling.

Whether you are looking for outdoor activities, archeological sites, history or just some fun family activities, you can fill your holiday intinerary with plenty of items to keep the whole party happy.

We have picked out just some of the top things to do in Malta.

Looking for places to visit? Click here for our guide of top places to visit in Malta & Gozo.

Twenty top things to do in Malta and Gozo

Check our guide for twenty top things to do in Malta & Gozo. A great place to get some tips and information ahead of your stay.

Walking in Malta and Gozo

On your Chevron Holiday why not take in the sights of Malta on foot. There are a number of Malta walks that are suitable for everyone from stunning scenic coastlines to city stretches. Whether you're looking for a route that involves easy walking or serious hiking in Malta or Gozo, find hidden treasures and visit some stunning locations across the islands...

Things to do in Malta with kids

A holiday is to be enjoyed by the whole family so when you travel to Malta we are sure there are plenty of places to visit and things to do in Malta with children to keep them happy and for the whole family to make memories in Malta.

Archaeological Sites in Malta & Gozo

There is hardly another place in the world richer in archaeological sites than the Maltese islands. In a miniscule landmass comprising all of 316 square kilometres are found around twenty megalithic sites of varying interest and importance, numerous Bronze Age village locations, tombs, dolmens and other relics. The sheer number of sites makes it difficult for anyone to visit them all on a short stay but the major ones are certainly worth more than a cursory look.

Shopping in Malta and Gozo

When packing for your holidays in Malta, less is most definitely more as there is nothing quite like a holiday in Malta and Gozo to test the seams on your suitcase at the end of your stay.

Salut! Drinking in Malta

As with all other countries the Maltese love their tipple and the choice of drinking in the islands is a very wide international one with some home-made stuff for added variety.

Sightseeing Malta

Holiday in Malta as the mood takes you, with near year round sun; you can indulge in outdoor living at its best. The Maltese Islands have been portrayed as one big open-air museum and everywhere you go, the scenery and architecture deliver an impressive backdrop.
We list some sightseeing attractions for your interest.

Major Churches and Religious Sites

Malta’s Christian roots go back as far as A.D.60 when according to tradition St. Paul was shipwrecked here on his way to Rome to stand trial. It is hardly surprising then that the Maltese still harbour a strong Christian tradition notwithstanding the rapid secularisation that has occurred in recent years.

Museums and Art Galleries

Malta’s museums cover most of its 7000 years of history and more. Truly Malta is the history aficionado’s paradise with historical artefacts spread more thickly on the ground than nearly anywhere else in the world. Malta’s museums are an important element in any appreciation and understanding of the islands’ colourful past.