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    Is Malta the BEST vacation spot in Europe?



    Is Malta the BEST vacation spot in Europe?

    I recently visited Malta for the first time ever. And it blew me away! This is my Malta vlog – in it we’ll try to survive the heat, visit the cities of Valletta and Mdina, as well as sail to the Gozo island. Is Malta the best vacation destination in 2025? It might just be. Here are my first impressions of Malta! Enjoy and sub for more thx xoxo

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    Timestamps
    00:00 Welcome to Malta!
    01:08 Arriving in the capital Valletta
    02:16 Ultimate mix of Europe & the Middle East
    04:28 The Malta tourist experience
    05:38 Things that shocked me about Malta
    08:12 Amazing view & more explosions
    09:56 Exploring the Barrakka Gardens
    11:50 Back to the streets of Valletta
    14:33 The Maltese language is crazy
    15:30 Maltese commieblocks
    16:22 DAY 2 – Going to Malta’s old capital
    17:12 Exploring fortress city Mdina
    18:36 People actually still live here
    20:12 Game of Thrones filming location
    22:24 Torture chambers of Mdina
    23:58 End of Day 2
    24:53 DAY 3 – Sailing to Gozo island
    26:00 First impressions of Gozo
    27:59 Climbing the citadel of Victoria
    29:15 The Malta beach experience
    30:45 Exploring streets of Gozo
    31:46 Returning to the mainland
    32:40 Final thoughts & outro

    30 Comments

    3. @igorsvacic217 on

      Been to Malta, beautyfull country. I really travelled like whole Italy, especially the south and Malta. Frances shore, Nice, Monte Carlo, somewhat Spain (Barcelona, Lloret de mar etc) and Ive been to Portugal once on Euro in football, so, didnt saw much.

      Ive also travelled trough Greece, actually, only medditerranean country I really did not see almost at all is Turkey.

      But, altrough probably due to being personally involved, I really think my country is number one. Cheers from Croatia

    4. @ken10337 on

      Not all Maltese enjoy the fireworks that are fired during the day .. those are the ones that are just noise and they are annoying indeed.. like you said especially for the pets , I have 2 cats and they always hide when there's fireworks. During the night though they usually have fireworks which are not as noisy and have a lot of colour .. which are quite beautiful ! It is just a part of our tradition .. which people that lived during world war 2, still enjoyed even after it was over.. no traumas ( maybe back then they were not so loud huh xD )

    8. @benjila2008 on

      you aren't the kind of tourist that bugs us… on the contrary more like you please. The ones that come here to party 18-20 year olds are the real problem.

    15. @AlbertAttard-v5y on

      Thanks for the video. Some corrections for those interested 😊. 1) The 'Brutalist' Parlament building was designed by famous architect Renzo Piano and his design did not come with a cheap price tag 🤷2) Gozo does not have more beaches then Malta. Saying that Ramla il Ħamra is a beautiful red sandy beach 3) The plain buildings you showed in Valletta is social housing from the 70's and 80's.4) Most of the old architecture you see is more baroque then Arabian. Arabian buildings have got a different style. Maltese buildings were rarely plastered or painted and was common to keep on stone. Sicily also has the same system. FUN fact. Grandmaster Pinto (who came from Portugal) was the only grandmaster who learned and spoke Maltese. Well done and more to see when back (M'Xlokk, Mellieħa, Dingli cliffs, Verdala palace & Busketto, St.Julians, Zurrieq and more 👍

    16. @charmaineborg960 on

      Maltese language is a mix semetic(arab) and romanz (italian) as well as a little english. Our culture is def Mediterrean influenced by those who ruled Malta throughout the centuries. The historic buildings are in their majority from Norman times, Knights of St John and more recent british. Reason why you see british influence including driving on the right side is due to Malta being a british colony. We got independence in 1964 and being a republic with our own president since 1974. Yes we are a mixed culture as Malta has always been a hub since prehisotic times.

    22. @TheJetsetter on

      Maltese here:

      Malta: great for a holiday, so-so for retiring, abysmal for building a life here (work, going out, etc). Traffic's insanely bad, especially once schools reopen in September.

    23. @TheJetsetter on

      I experienced the sound of foreigners trying to speak Maltese before (in Italy)… it's insane to me how much it sounds like Arabic if the speaker doesn't know the nuances and correct pronounciation.

    24. @melcoleiro on

      Malta has nothing to do with the middle east, we are a European country, and some thing you should know is that a lot of Maltese people take great offence if told we are Arabs or even compared, so 100% don't go around saying 'inshallah' in Malta as it will not go down well 😉

    25. @TOTAL457 on

      As a Maltese, if you want to see Malta and the numerous historical places, come in Autumn, Winter and Spring. In these seasons, the temperature is like summer in Moscow. In the Summer, you visit Malta to swim, snorkel and dive: you have to see the underwater world that Malta offers. By the way, I like the video. Well done.

    27. @dannyboyUwU on

      These fireworks happen all throughout summer across the entire island. They are the for the local village feasts celebrating a patriont saint from a church they are very popular and people just like these ''fireworks''

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