Malta is a must-visit destination for tourists due to its diverse range of marine activities. Especially for those who love water activities, Malta offers stunning beach views with clear, warm water, perfect for snorkeling, diving, sailing, jet skiing, and other water sports. Plus, Malta's refreshing weather and warm climate all year round make it the ideal destination for a cool and pleasant summer or winter holiday.

There are plenty of exciting things to do in Malta, particularly water activities that allow you to explore the stunning underwater world. These activities include swimming, snorkeling, diving, and sailing. The history and culture of Malta are no less tempting, especially since Malta has abundant world-famous historical sites. Besides, you can also watch the sunset at Dingli Cliffs from a high rock cliff overlooking the sea; this will be the experience of watching a spectacular sunset.

Malta has two official languages, namely Maltese, the native language of this country, and English, the official language used in various sectors, especially administration, education, and business. Maltese is one of the most unique languages in the world because it is the only Semitic language that uses the Latin script as its writing system. Here are some basic Maltese phrases in everyday conversation:

• Hello: Bongu


• How are you?: Kif int?


• How much is it?: Kemm jiswa?


• Thanks: Grazzi


• Sorry: Skużani


• Please: Jekk jogħġbok


• I don't understand: M'ifhmniex

The best time to visit Malta is in the spring (April-June) and autumn (September-October) because Malta's weather tends to be warm and pleasant, with an average temperature between 20-25 degrees Celsius. In addition to comfortable weather and fewer crowds, there are various cultural events in these two seasons, one of which is the celebration of Saint John's Day in June, and diving in the spring or autumn is the best time due to the clearer visibility of the water compared to winter.

Malta has many excellent locations for snorkeling and diving. The Blue Lagoon on Comino Island, Cirkewwa, Gozo, Ghar Lapsi, Wied iz-Zurrieq, and Delimara Point are some of the best areas you can choose for water activities. Malta's clear, bright blue waters allow you to see amazing underwater life, including colorful fish and coral reefs.