Planning your Malta getaway? Discover the top LGBT+-friendly attractions and must-do experiences across Malta, Gozo, and Comino – where history, sunshine, and inclusivity meet.
1) Valletta – Malta’s Capital
A UNESCO World Heritage Site packed with grand architecture, charming cafés, and sweeping harbour views. Don’t miss St John’s Co-Cathedral and the Upper Barrakka Gardens.
2) Blue Lagoon – Comino
Crystal-clear turquoise waters perfect for swimming, snorkelling, or just soaking up the sun. A true slice of paradise between Malta and Gozo.
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3) Mdina – The Silent City
This fortified medieval city transports you back in time with its narrow alleys, majestic palaces, and panoramic views from the bastions.
4) The Grand Master’s Palace -Valletta
Step inside Valletta’s newly restored Grand Master’s Palace — a masterpiece of history, power, and pageantry. Explore opulent state rooms, rare Baroque ceiling paintings, and one of the world’s finest armoury collections. With nine newly opened halls and centuries-old treasures on display, this iconic site invites you to uncover the legacy of the Knights, the British rule Empire, and Malta’s own journey to nationhood.
5) Blue Grotto, Żurrieq – Malta
A series of stunning sea caves known for their vivid blue reflections and boat tours. It’s a favourite spot for Instagram shots and natural beauty lovers.
6) Marsaxlokk Fishing Village – Malta
Visit on a Sunday for the lively fish market, fresh seafood, and colourful luzzu boats that bob in the picturesque bay.
7) Salt Pans & Coastal Cliffs – Malsarforn, Gozo
Stretching along the northern coast near Marsalforn, Gozo’s ancient salt pans are still used today, creating a striking checkerboard pattern against the sea. Nearby, dramatic cliffs and coastal trails offer breathtaking views and photo-perfect moments, especially at golden hour. A unique blend of tradition and raw natural beauty.
8) The Three Cities – Vittoriosa, Senglea & Cospicua – Malta
Step into Malta’s soul with a walk through The Three Cities, where centuries of history meet charming marinas and quiet backstreets. Superyachts line the harbour in striking contrast to ancient bastions, easily reached by ferry or traditional boat from Valletta.
9) Ramla Bay – Gozo
Known for its striking red sand and gentle waves, Ramla Bay is Gozo’s most famous beach — tranquil, scenic, and ideal for swimming.
10) Diving and watersports
Malta is a top Mediterranean dive destination with crystal-clear waters, dramatic drop-offs, caves, and WWII wrecks. From scuba and snorkeling to kayaking, jet skiing, and parasailing – the islands offer thrilling watersports for all experience levels.
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