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Malta’s coastline is dotted with bays and coves, offering plenty of opportunities for scenic sailing and island hopping. The Mediterranean Sea is known for its clear waters and mild climate, making Malta a perfect destination for sailing.
A Malta yacht charter holiday or a private boat hire experience will take you through years of history, openly displayed as part of the charm, from the moment you leave the Valletta Harbour. Here, the past is mixed with the present in a passionate display of life and culture. Malta is more than just a historical gem though; it’s also an outstanding sailing destination with warm sunshine and clear blue skies.
Malta is a small archipelago with a rich history, which can be seen in its ancient ruins, such as the Megalithic Temples of Malta, the Hal Saflieni Hypogeum, and the Punic and Roman remains in the city of Mdina.
Location Highlights
- Malta has a rich history, dating back to prehistoric times, and it is home to many ancient ruins and historical sites. The Megalithic Temples of Malta, the Hal Saflieni Hypogeum, and the Punic and Roman remains in the city of Mdina are some of the popular tourist sites to visit.
- Malta has a beautiful coastline with a variety of beaches, coves, and bays, making it a great destination for swimming, sunbathing, and water sports.
- Malta is a small island, but it offers diverse landscapes from the rugged coastlines of the north to the soft sandy beaches of the south, from the ancient temples to the baroque architecture of the cities
- Malta has a Mediterranean climate, making it an ideal destination for a holiday all year round. malta has 300 Days of Sunshine.
- Malta is known for its crystal clear waters, and the island’s numerous dive sites attract both experienced and beginner divers. It is home to an abundance of marine life and shipwrecks, as well as ancient underwater structures like the Blue Hole, where you can snorkel.
- Traditional Maltese food is known for such dishes as fish pie and beef olives. The nation’s cuisine represents the many civilizations that have occupied the islands over the centuries.
- Dwejra Bay is lined with caves, rock-ribbed cliffs, and lonely islets, making it one of the most dramatic sections of Malta’s coastline. You can find it in the remote western region of San Lawrenz, on the wild island of Gozo.
- The production of wine in Malta can be traced back more than 2,000 years when it was brought to these islands by the seafaring Phoenicians. Since then, grape growing has spread from the mainstay vineyards on Malta itself across to Gozo. The most famous wine house in the country is arguably Marsovin.
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YACHT CHARTER ITINERARY
YACHT FOR CHARTER IN Malta
SANLORENZO SX88
26.7 m
| 2022
| Crew: 4
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O’ ΕVA
60 m
| 2009
| Crew: 15
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FERRETTI 1000
30.13 m
| 2022
| Crew: 5
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VERTIGO
51.84 m
| 2007
| Crew: 11
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MIA RAMA
53.54 m
| 2010
| Crew: 11
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O’PARI
95 m
| 2020
| Crew: 30
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