Explore Filfla: The Mysterious Island of the Maltese Archipelago
Filfla is a small, uninhabited island, located about 4.5 kms south of Malta, making it the southernmost point of the Maltese Archipelago.
Filfla is a small, uninhabited island, located about 4.5 kms south of Malta, making it the southernmost point of the Maltese Archipelago.
The Maltese islands boast a rich variety of fish species, making the
Mediterranean Sea around Malta a biodiversity hotspot.
Malta’s honey is a symbol of the archipelago’s cultural and natural heritage, offering flavors as diverse as the island’s landscapes.
Growing wild across across Malta, capers are a quintessential ingredient in Maltese and Mediterranean cuisine.
French Creek, a natural basin rich in history and maritime significance, offers a unique blend of heritage, scenic beauty, and modern utility.
Boċċi is a cherished pastime for locals and a unique cultural experience for visitors, which combines skill, strategy, and community spirit.