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If you enjoy clear blue skies, sparkling turquoise water and sun-kissed beaches, you are going to love<\/em> Malta!<\/p>\n

Life in Malta seems quite laid-back and its towns are timeless. Bright pink Bougainvillea climb the beige walls, horse-drawn carriages trot along cobblestone paths, and beautiful medieval buildings line every alleyway. Malta made me feel like I had travelled back in time.<\/p>\n

And in Malta you are really spoilt for choice when it comes to beaches. Ten of the world\u2019s Blue Flag beaches are actually in Malta! Most of these are in the north of the island, so set aside some time to do some serious beach hopping.<\/p>\n

The beaches are accessible by bus, or you could hire a bike or car. We chose bus and ferry as our transport which worked very well. Although pristine beaches are one of the main attractions, this beautiful island offers more to do and see.<\/p>\n

With so much to do in Malta, I am excited to share my top 5 things to see in Malta.<\/p>\n

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1) Explore Mdina<\/h3>\n

Start with Mdina, the old medieval part of Malta, also called the Silent City<\/a> due to the restrictions on cars and noise. You will be amazed by the classic, timeless vibes of this place. Surprisingly, some Maltese aristocratic families still reside in these houses, so be respectful when you are taking photos.<\/p>\n

Wander around and admire the beautiful architecture throughout the Mdina. Some of the must see sites in Mdina include:<\/p>\n