Holidays in Malta & Hotels in Gozo

The Maltese archipelago is considered one of the top tourist spots for spending beach holidays in Mediterranean basin, being preferred especially by Irish and British tourists. This happens because there are numerous things that connect British to Maltese people like a long common history (Republic of Malta obtained its independence from the United Kingdom in 1964), the language (beside Maltese, English is the second official language) and the driving rules. Island of Malta is visited also by vacationers from many other countries, drawn there by the warm weather, impressive historical vestiges, interesting cultural events, awesome beaches, clear waters and great accommodation deals offered by luxury resorts and hotels in Malta.

This country stretches over an archipelago lying in the center of Mediterranean Sea (located 93 kilometers or 58 miles off the coast of island of Sicily, which belongs to Italy) that is made up by three larger islands (called Malta, Gozo and Comino) and several uninhabited islets like Cominotto, Filfla, Fungus Rock, Manoel Island and Islands of St. Paul (Selmunett Island). Between islands are just a few marine rocks, populated only by birds. Most vacationers visit only the larger islands, especially Malta and Gozo, because there are settled the most important cities and tourist resorts dotted with luxury hotel complexes and rental villas.

Island of Gozo is the second largest in the Maltese archipelago and draws numerous travelers, even if some people consider that it has a more rural atmosphere. This fact, along with the scenic hills, attracts there vacationers seeking for more relaxed and peaceful holidays. Hotels in Gozo are fewer than on island of Malta, but it offer also great accommodation amenities and services. To the high class hotel resorts in Gozo belong Hotel Ta'Cenc, Hotel Kempinski, Hotel Cornucopia, Grand Hotel and Hotel Down Town.

Malta, as many other Mediterranean countries, is visited by travelers interested foremost in spending beach vacations, but in the same time to this tourist spot take trips many people interested in cultural events. The numerous medieval buildings, old churches, military fortifications and other historical vestiges draw to Malta many holiday makers of all ages. A list of the main attractions that should be visited during holidays in Gozo include the Astra Theater, the Aurora Theater, the Cathedral Church of Gozo, Santwarju tal-Madonna ta' Pinu, St. George's Basilica and Parish, the Fungus Rock, the Inland Sea, the Azure Window, Ramla Bay and Fontana Springs. On the island are located a lot of restaurants which offer excellent Maltese foods (like stuffed globe artichokes, fried rabbit, baked beef olives, spaghetti with octopus sauce, baked macaroni or kosksu with broad beans), bars, coffee shops and shops with local products.

Islands of the Maltese archipelago are spread out on a small area and as result vacationers can take day trips (there are numerous ferry connections) to other tourist spots of the country. Actually, Malta has so many attractions that a single vacation isn't enough to be enjoyed all treasures from there! Along with the rich historical artifacts and numerous outdoor activities (swimming with dolphins, snorkeling or scuba diving are a few of the most rewarding Maltese experiences), luxury hotels in Malta offer so convenient deals that some people travel to this archipelago yearly to relish relaxing holidays!

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