Boasting an impressive selection of fine dining and casual establishments across the island, Malta is a food lover’s paradise. From local and Mediterranean cuisine to Asian and South American dishes, you can expect a culinary experience you won’t forget anytime soon. Whether it’s a home-cooked rabbit stew you’re after or a fancy three-course meal, there’s definitely something out there to satisfy every craving!

Malta has numerous wine bars in a variety of locations, many of which are tucked away, hidden from the hustle and bustle of modern life. They’ve paved the way for a more refined approach to an evening out. Cigar bars, while not yet as popular, are also gaining ground.

If you love shopping, you’ll never be at a loss in Malta. You will always find time to shop in Malta because it is easily accessible so in between errands, after you take drink your coffee, its readily available for you. Here are our top 10 places to shop on the islands. Insider tip: Shopping hours are generally Monday to Saturday, 9am till 1pm and 4pm till 7pm, with some exceptions. Many shops close on Sunday.

Malta is fast becoming a foodie haven with fantastic restaurants, cafés and wine bars serving up delicious local and foreign cuisine.

Presently, the letting market on Malta and Gozo, is literally booming, with real estate agencies receiving constant client requests for properties which are available for rental. Whilst in the not so distant past, letting was uniquely synonymous with self-catering holiday apartments, today letting has become a prerogative requested by a wide spectrum of local as well as foreign residents wishing to live in Malta.