🇲🇹 Malta eSIM

With beautiful beaches, charming cities, and fascinating ancient ruins, a visit to Malta is always exciting.

The Silent City – Mdina: Wander through the quiet streets of this long-abandoned town that is surrounded by high bastion walls, historical sites, and breathtaking views of the entire island.

Saint John’s Co-Cathedral: A 16th-century church, which has a gorgeous Baroque-style interior filled with opulent gilded decor that amazes visitors.

Blue Lagoon Bay on Comino Island: This bay’s white sand beach and glistening blue water provide a serene setting for swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing.

Malta offers a wide variety of regional, fresh, and seasonal cuisine options blended with Mediterranean flavors.

Stuffat Tal-Fenek (Rabbit Stew): This beloved national dish of Malta uses slow cooking to tenderize the meat, which is then combined with tomato, garlic, and red wine sauce.

Hobz Biz-Zeit (Open-Faced or Stuffed Sandwich): Hobz biz-zeit means “bread with oil,” and it features sliced Maltese bread topped with extra virgin olive oil, tomatoes, tuna, salt, and pepper.

Pastizz: A traditional Maltese snack that is shaped like a diamond, made from phyllo dough and filled with ricotta cheese or mushy peas.

Plan a visit in summer to explore Malta’s music festivals or enjoy the cultural attractions during the low seasons, Malta is worth-visiting any time of the year.

March to April: Malta’s spring time is ideal for hiking, with its lush landscapes and blooming wildflowers. It’s also time for annual events like the Malta International Fireworks Festival.

June to August: Busiest and the best months to explore Malta’s beaches and summer festivals. Watersports are a great attraction during these months along with the famous Beer Festival.

Malta has many sights to discover, so don’t forget to carry these essentials with you.

Bamboo Socks: These socks have bamboo fibers that keep your feet much cooler than ordinary socks at any time of the year.

Snorkel/Goggles: Malta offers some of the best swimming, snorkeling, and diving spots in the world so don’t forget your snorkel and goggles.

Sunscreen: If you happen to doze off in the sun on any of Malta’s beautiful beaches, sunscreen will save you from a sunburn.