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Malta is steeped in History, halfway between Europe and North Africa, it’s been occupied by everyone from the Ancient Greeks to the Knights of St John. There is more to this island than its fascinating past it’s been the location for the making of epic films such as Troy, Gladiator, and Alexander.

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History, striking architecture, an excellent chioce of Watersports and lively nightlife.....

Facts about Malta
  • Capital: Valletta
  • Currency: Euro
  • Religion: Roman Catholic
  • When did Malta gain its independence: Malta gained its independence from the British on 21 Sep 1964. It is still part of the Commonwealth.
  • How big is Malta: 316sq km
  • Popular Local Dish: Pastizzi flaky Maltese pastry that is often filled with home-grown cheese or vegetables

2012 holidays in Malta will find you located on an island that is steeped in history, halfway between Europe and North Africa, it’s been occupied by everyone from the Ancient Greeks to the Knights of St John. Often referred to as an open air museum explore the inspiring castles and the island's striking architecture or retrace the footsteps of St Paul. There is more to this island than its fascinating past it’s been the location for the making of epic films such as Troy, Gladiator, and Alexander.

All inclusive package holidays in Malta are becoming more popular giving you the chance to explore this fantastic island. Despite having mainly rocky coves and inlets, and just two sandy beaches one at Mellieha Bay and one at Golden Bay this does not detract from the attraction of Malta. Along with seafront promenades, beach clubs and lidos, there is an excellent choice of Watersports, scuba diving too.Malta has breathtaking landscapes great for those who love the outdoors with activities such as rock-climbing, and hiking. For those wanting culture a visit to Mdina, the medieval old capital, and Valletta – the Baroque city that is the capital today where parts are said to date back as long ago as 2,800 BC.

A boat trip to the neighbouring island of Gozo and Comino is a must see too. Down the coast you will find Sliema once a fishing village; it’s now a hub of trendy cafés, restaurants and shops. And its seafront promenade runs right up to neighbouring St Julian’s, where Malta’s hip and trendy hang out and during the summer months you will find international DJs playing at the trendy nightclubs and bars.Book cheap holidays to Malta by reserving your dates as soon as possible with Holiday Hypermarket.

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