Malta Transfers, Taxis & Shuttles

Located in the Mediterranean Sea, just southwest of Italy and to the north of Tunisia, Malta is an island country that has been attracting visitors for decades to its shores. Just 80 kilometres from the Italian island of Sicily, Malta possesses its own unique culture and charm.
According to some visitors, Malta has the best climate in the world. The summers are warm and dry, while winters can be mild with occasional rain. The average yearly temperature on Malta is a comfortable 23°C during the day, which offers visitors an opportunity to experience the beaches year round. 
With the island of Malta only 316 square km, it is a place that can be well explored quite easily. Tourists can take full-day island tours that visit the old castles, temples and villages that dot Malta. Guests to the island can also take the Valletta Harbour cruise, where they can see the natural harbours of the island and listen to a re-telling of the country's history. For those that want to explore the history of the island further, visitors can tour the prehistoric temples that date back 5,000 years. Temples like the Megalithic are registered as UNESCO World Heritage sites and are must-see places when visiting Malta.
Maltese cuisine has been influenced throughout the centuries by explores and settlers on the island. Italian, French, British and Arabic flavours make up the recipes of the country. Being an island, fish is one of the top choices at most of the restaurants. Lampuki is a favourite amongst locals. Grilled or baked, the Lampuki is served fresh at eateries every day. 
While fish is a popular meal, Malta is also known for its rabbit. Restaurants around the island will have their own recipes of the nation's favourite meat. Pasta, meat pies or stews are all meals that Maltese chefs use rabbit in as a main ingredient, but whether fried or grilled, rabbit is served in many of the dishes. It is definitely a tasty meat no tourist can miss.
Malta has a vibrant nightlife of pubs, clubs and discos. Paceville is the place for those seeking a night out, as the area has plenty of life all its own. The clubs and bars play the latest in dance music to get any tourist's feet moving. St. Julian's is another of Malta's top party areas. Like Paceville, clubs and discos bring guests out to dance the night away. Both areas also have casinos for those looking to test their luck while on holiday.