Join Malta’s famous boat party on the wonderful turkish gulet “Fernandes 2”. Lazy Pirate is one of the main attractions and must do in summer whilst in Malta. Spend the evening with over 200 other fun seekers and drink from a full open bar stocked with liquor, wine, and beer! You can drink as much as you can! Music by the onboard DJ, and enjoy a moonlight swim in Comino.
"A visit to Splash and Fun promises to be a great day out whether you’re feeling wild and adventurous or laid back and relaxed"
Enter a world of wonder and delight this holiday season, and join us for spectacular sightseeing tour through the old and unique city of Valletta on board our trackless train which will be decorated especially for the Christmas period .
The Trackless train will depart right in front St, John's Cathedral and will run on the hour every hour. 
Bay Street Tourist and Shopping Complex offers you a great mix of high street brands, quality independent shops, restaurants, services, family entertainment and even a four star hotel. We are open 10am until 10pm 7 days a week, so there really is no other shopping and leisure destination that can keep you entertained every day!
Located in the heart of Malta’s premier tourist destination, St. George’s Bay, our unique blend of indoor and outdoor shopping, dining and leisure is complemented with a regular events & entertainment programme creating a lively atmosphere for families and shoppers all year round.
PAMA Shopping Village has become a landmark in central Malta, the very first village of its kind: this includes a large supermarket, a retail complex measuring 5,000 sqm and more than 30 outlets, offering some of the best fashion brands. PAMA Shopping Village, which is situated on the peripheries of Mosta, Lija, Naxxar and Attard offers residents and tourists, a practical and indispensable option of acquiring all kinds of foodstuffs and services, as well as a fabulous selection of gifts, jewellery, fashion clothing & accessories and toys – all in one visit.
Cominotto, sometimes referred to as Cominetto, is an uninhabited Mediterranean island of the northern coast of Malta.
Ramla Bay is located at the bottom of a rich and fertile valley on the northern side of the island of Gozo. Gozo is one of the Maltese islands. The village of Xagħra, located on one of the hills of Gozo, overlooks this valley.
The Grand Harbour, also known as the Port of Valletta, is a natural harbour on the island of Malta. It has been substantially modified over the years with extensive docks, wharves, and fortifications.
Mnajdra is a megalithic temple complex found on the southern coast of the Mediterranean island of Malta. Mnajdra is approximately 500 metres from the Ħaġar Qim megalithic complex.
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Decorated like a traditional Thai village, complete with huts and waterfall, this award-winning Malta restaurant serves authentic Thai dishes such as dim sum and sweet and sour emerald chicken. Sip Mai Tais while enjoying the view of the Yacht Marina.[/caption] 
Experience the very best in Thai hospitality and cuisine at Blue Elephant, Malta. With a reputation of authenticity and excellence, Blue Elephant stays true to the culinary culture and influences of Thailand. Awarded the ‘Most Romantic Restaurant’ in 2008, Blue Elephant, Malta seats diners in a tranquil oasis of waterfalls, lush greenery and tropical flowers native to Thailand.
Offering stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea and St Paul’s island, Café del Mar is fast establishing itself as the place to be. Forming part of the Malta National Aquarium complex, Café del Mar is the ideal place to relax, have a swim and enjoy a drink from our variety of cocktails. You can also have a meal with an unmistakable and delightful Mediterranean flavour. 
As it is with most harbors, a whole new perspective remains to be experienced looking inland from the vantage point of a seafaring vessel. Easy to operate self-drive boats are available for rent from Malta Self Drive Boats run by friendly British owner, Mark. Service is prompt and efficient, leaving you with plenty of time to reach some of the hidden corners of the harbour region’s stunning coastline, bays, and the historic sites en route. 
At just over 2km in length, the seaside promenade following Tower Road is still one of the longest continuous stretches of unobstructed open sea views to be enjoyed anywhere within Malta’s urban environment. Starting from the edges of Qui-si-sana neighbourhood, and heading towards St. Julian’s, one walks past a British military installation, today a restaurant, locally known as Il-Fortizza (The Fortress), one of Grandmaster’s De Redin 17th century coastal watchtowers, churches, and many ice cream parlours. Upon reaching Balluta Bay, make sure not to miss the cluster of Art-Deco terraced townhouses.
- To re-introduce the ancient art of falconry in Malta
- To make educational and entertaining natural free flying displays with our well trained birds of prey
- To breed our captive birds on view to the public
- To reintroduce native species of birds of prey to Malta
Hosted by Fort St Elmo, the National War Museum houses a superb collection of items which takes us back to prehistoric times. Artefacts are displayed in chronological order, commencing from the early phases of the Bronze Age around 2,500 B.C.These are the sensations that run through you when you are passionate about cars. And at the Malta Classic Car Museum, we are absolutely head over heels in love.
Although many cars inspire us, there are some classic cars that simply set your heart racing and your blood pumping like fuel flowing through a V8 engine. These classics, art given shape in steel and chrome, range from T-Birds to Spitfires and Fiats to Fords. They encompass the iconic look and feel of motoring and we have a vast selection spread over 3,000 square metres of museum.
Sharma Ethnic Cuisines brings together three cuisine traditions – Indian, Arabian & Mediterranean. Our vast selection of authentic dishes will accommodate & please all sorts of tastes, without any cuisine restrictions. In addition, this trio cuisine concept allows people sitting on the same table to experience & share several tempting dishes from completely different ethnic traditions! 
The Point Shopping Mall is found within the extensive mixed use, car-free development, Tigne Point. It is an integral element in this newly developed urban area and perfectly exploits its position as an extension to Sliema, Malta’s primary commercial centre.
Established in 1998, Miracle Foods Ltd. is a new company that presently owns and operates nineteen retail outlets around Malta and Gozo. The company's main activity is the supply of quality fresh and frozen food products.Specialising in Maltese Cuisine, Fresh Fish & Shell Fish
Ix-Xatba Restaurant is a family run restaurant situated in the northern parts of Malta. Renowned for its Fresh Fish and Shellfish including fresh alive lobsters and oysters. Also specialising in traditional Maltese and Mediterranean cuisine, using fresh ingredients on the local market.
After changing ownership a couple of times over the years, in the late nineteen nineties the establishment was converted into a restaurant. In 2008, brothers Karl and Michael Diacono took over the restaurant and slowly started to infuse their knowledge and expertise to create something rather unique. Michael is today highly respected as a chef who owns and runs Giuseppi's Restaurant in Mellieha as chef patron.
The Diacono family is somewhat synonymous with food. Grandfather Charles Wirth, a banker by profession, had a passion for good food, not to mention for having a good time too. He involved himself in the opening of catering establishments in Valletta and Buskett. Needless to say that this love for good food, inherently rubbed onto his daughters Rita and Therese who in turn did not miss the opportunity to do the same with their children. Rita, with the occasional help of her eleven children prepared an average of 14,235 meals a year just to feed her family in what was a very large kitchen by today’s standard.
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Bouquet Garni is a restaurant which serves a modern take on classic Mediterranean and French cuisine.We also specialise in a variety of fresh seafood.Open Monday – Saturday for dinner between 18:00 and 22:15.Bookings recommended.
We offer a Limited Menu with a Wide Variety of Daily Specials.
Probably one of Malta’s top attractions, the Blue Lagoon is located to the West of Malta’s third largest island of Comino. The island itself is inhabited by only four people and only has a hotel, chapel and watch tower, so it remains largely untouched by man.
The Blue Lagoon itself gets crowded during the summer months (it’s a popular location to swim), and not surprisingly. With its mesmerising, crystal-clear azure-coloured waters it’s a little slice of paradise.
Built by the British between 1878 and 1886 to beef up the defense of its territories in Malta, Fort Rinella and its single Armstrong 100-ton gun sits on the North-Eastern side of Malta, on the outskirts of Kalkara (around the corner from The Three Cities). Although never fired in conflict, the gun saw practice shots fired once every three months and was sparingly used because of the cost of shells for the 450mm diameter barrel.
Nowadays the gun is fired once a year (usually on the first Sunday in May), using only black powder, but its museum and site are nevertheless an interesting place to visit.
Marsaxlokk has traditionally been one of the bigger fishing villages in Malta, and apart from boasting some of the better fish restaurants on the island, also hosts a fish market on Sundays. It’s a nice place to visit, with a small harbour full of small fishing boats, also called luzzu (pron. ‘lutsu’).
With more than 25 display tanks, the National Aquarium at Ta` Fra Ben, Qawra is home to several species of fish, most commonly found in Maltese waters, as well as from other locations around the world. A good family outing which is easy to reach.
The Portuguese Grand Master Manoel de Vilhena built this extraordinary piece of architecture back in 1733, during the era of St. John’s Knights. Since then, it has been renovated and embellished and is now a beautifully ornate stately home, complete with unique interiors and a fascinating history to go with it.
Housed within the Presidential Palace in the centre of Valletta, the beautiful interiors of the Palace State Rooms are a sight to behold.
Having been the residence of successive Grand Masters, as well as Governors during British rule and nowadays the President’s Palace, the building is a magnificent piece of heritage with art adorning almost every wall.
The Valletta Waterfront (really and truly situated as part of the neighbouring village of Floriana) is a small area on the harbour side with a row of buildings once used for storage and customs. Restored in recent years, with colourful doors and apertures, the stores now house several restaurants and entertainment establishments. With shaded terraces out front, it’s a lovely place for a bite to eat and a drink with a view over Grand Harbour. After you take the Upper Barrakka lift down to the harbour, it’s a 10-minute walk with interesting sights to take in along the way.Formerly a state-of-the-art hospital, built by the Knights of Malta in the late 16th century, the Sacra Infermeria (nowadays Mediterranean Conference Centre) is one of the most impressive buildings in Valletta.
As part of a visit to The Malta Experience (audio-visual show), you can get a guided tour (either separately or in combination with the show) of the building and its history. The tour is highly recommended, the show also worthwhile watching for a good primer on a high-level overview of Malta’s history.
With a great vantage point over Grand Harbour, the Saluting Battery was built by the Knights in the 16th century and used by the British as an artillery battery until the 20th century. Recently restored, you can get a tour around the location and one of the guns located there is fired twice a day, at noon and at 4pm.
You can access the Saluting Battery by descending a few steps in the middle of the Upper Barrakka Gardens.
The Manoel Theatre is a theatre and an important performing arts venue in Malta. The theatre is often referred to as simply "The Manoel", and is named after Grand Master of the order of the knights hospitaller, Fra António Manoel de Vilhena, who ordered its construction in 1731. The theatre is reputed to be Europe's third-oldest working theatre (older than the San Carlo in Naples), and the oldest theatre still in operation in the commonwealth of nations.
Popeye Village Malta has grown from its days as a Film Set of the 1980 Musical Production 'Popeye' into one of the major tourist attractions on the Maltese Islands filled with a number of colorful fun activities for all young and young at heart. Open all year round we guarantee an enjoyable visit to all of our guests.