Gozo, Malta’s smaller sister island offers some of the best beaches around. It’s quite simple to get to this island. Simply drive/catch the bus to Cirkewwa, a harbour situated at the northernmost part of Malta, in which the Cirkewwa Ferry Terminal is situated. There are regular ferries that operate to the port in Mgarr, Gozo.
Half of the year has gone already, how is that?! June opens up beach season for most people which means that these coming months are filled with beach days, barbeques and watching the sunset on the sand. However, there are also numerous events to go to during this month.
The weather forecast is showing sun upon end which means that although summer is not technically here yet, it has indirectly hit our islands. May is a very busy month when it comes to events and it just keeps on getting better and better.
Public holidays in Malta are not short of coming. The first thing that most Maltese do at the start of each year is to calculate how many public holidays they can take advantage of and how many they’re missing if they happen to fall on the weekends.
There is always activity around the Maltese Islands. Whether you are visiting Malta for pleasure or for business, our guide to Malta shows all the fantastic places this island has to offer.
It’s the ideal time for a picnic in Malta. The good weather is now here to stay but you also won’t be huffing, puffing and sweating since the temperature is decent in spring time.
We’re getting closer to summer! The weather’s getting warmer and the days are getting longer. The clocks turned forward at the end of March which means that we can enjoy the spring days even more. There’s so much to do in Malta this April that, before you know it, the month will fly by.
Spring in Malta is the ideal travel time. Winter is now officially over but summer has not yet kicked in which means that it’s the perfect temperature on the island. If you’re planning on staying with us at the AX Seashells Resort at Suncrest in Qawra, here are a few travel essentials for your holiday on our tiny rock.
