Malta

This country combines luxurious everyday life and vibrant nightlife.
Tourists are attracted here by the clean sea and numerous attractions, rich excursion programs to the mountains and historical monuments, diving and modern types of recreation. Tours to Malta (the European country with the most complex history) can easily be compared to a fairy-tale journey. Holidays in Malta attract lovers of comfortable and luxurious holidays with the warm waters of the Mediterranean Sea, clean transparent landscapes and mysterious rocky cliffs.
Population
The population of Malta is about 365,000 people, most of whom live in Valletta and nearby areas.

Language
The official languages of the country are English and Maltese. In everyday life, English, Romansh and Maltese are used. The latter has much in common with Arabic.

Religion
Malta is considered a Catholic country. The country does not prohibit the free choice of religion.

Culture
It is impossible not to notice how rich life is in Malta. Exhibitions, festivals, sports competitions are held here all year round. Various events, visiting museums, beach holidays, getting to know the local cuisine and sports events. Choose the rhyme you like.

Cuisine
Maltese cuisine is a cultural fusion of the local islands, Africa and Europe. This connection has been formed and strengthened over the centuries. A wide variety of seafood is used to prepare national dishes. The traditional dish is lampuka pies, and the most exotic seafood dish is spaghetti with octopus ink sauce. The pride of Maltese cuisine is a rabbit dish, which perfectly complements Maltese wine.

Climate
The country's climate is warm and refreshing. There are never cold winds, fog or snow on the islands. From November to April, the temperature fluctuates around 140 ° C, and from May to October, the average temperature reaches 140 ° C. The hottest season lasts from mid-July to mid-September, but a cool breeze from the sea prevents the heat from accumulating.

Transport
The main form of transport in Malta is the bus, which is yellow and white. Buses run from 5:30 to 23:00 every 10-15 minutes. Taxis are very common in Malta, but expensive. Black taxis are about 1.5-2 times more expensive than white ones, but they only work by prior arrangement. The fare in black taxis is fixed, and in white taxis it is determined by the driver. The fare from the airport to the island can be 10-35 euros.

Official currency
The official currency of Malta is the lira (Lm). 1 Lm. = 100 cents. The currency exchange office at the airport is open 24 hours a day and offers the best exchange rates. On Saturdays, banks do not exchange more than 50Lm. If you need to exchange a large amount of money, you should ask for 2 receipts. Currency exchange is also available at hotels where the exchange rate is not as favorable.