Why Malta is perfect to Travel Alone

The small island of Malta lies in the Mediterranean, and it's position has been crucial regarding winning wars over the years. They say that its location was instrumental to WW2. Nowadays, it's more of a tourist spot than a place of battle, and many people solo travel Malta.

Why Travel Solo in Malta?

1. It's safe and easy to travel

Malta is a relatively safe country to solo travel. The island is quite small (about 27km long). This, combined with an extremely reliable bus service, meal that you can easily get around across the whole island for your Malta sightseeing. There are plenty of interesting Churches and fortresses including Fort Manoel and the Rotunda of Mosta.

2. The Currency is EUROS

The currency of Malta is the EURO, which is a currency that most of us are familiar with. If you are a regular traveller, the likelihood is that you have been to a country that uses EUROS. This makes it easier to use the money and deal with the exchange rate.

3. The Country is full of Ancient Megalithic Monuments

Malta is surprisingly full of UNESCO world heritage sites and ancient temples such as Tarxien and Hagar Qim. The history of the island stretches back to the Stone and Bronze Age. Tours to these places also run from most hotels and the main city of Valetta.

4. Valletta, the Capital is Accessible and Friendly

Valletta, the capital is extremely easy to navigate, as roads were built in grids for ease of canon warfare. Valletta is rich in history and famous for the monastic order of the Knights Templar. Valletta is home to one of the most famous Churches - the Cocathedral.

5. The Climate is Mild

The climate isn't one of extremely, as it is surrounded by the sea. Warmer than UK, but not as hot as Morocco and Portugal in the summer months, it is the ideal climate for walking and sometimes warm enough to sunbathe!

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