A trip to Malta, a small central Mediterranean island, doesn't need to break the bank! Check out this guide for how to travel to and through Malta's magnificent beaches, delicious food, and ancient history all on a budget.
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Visit the main gate to the fortified city of Mdina which was built in Baroque style in 1724.
Sunbathe and swim at this popular spot among locals and tourists alike! It lies on the southern coast and features amazing views of the sparkling cerulean waters below.
Walk the waterfront and ancient streets of Malta's capital city getting a taste of island life and history along the way. The walled city was established in the 1500s!
Explore this open-air market on the southern coast that is a popular place to purchase fresh fish! It is, of course, it is totally free to wander around.
This boutique hotel is right on the water and is complete with modern rooms, plus an amazing pool and deck area all at an affordable price per night.
Right in the heart of downtown Mellieha, this hotel is located close to public transportation. It has a rooftop bar with sweeping views, a pool, and all other modern amenities to complete your stay. This is a favorite budget-friendly stay among travelers to Malta.
Generous with their portions, this café is sisters with the one in Gozo. You can get a bagel for just 3 euros or a dish of their heavenly ravioli for 9 euros.
A "kazin" (a Maltese band club) is the best local spot to get a bang for your buck on food and drinks.
Great for groups, this spot only serves local Maltese products! Their "ftira" is a must-try—it's similar to a pizza or flatbread but with a Maltese twist and only costs 12.50 euros and is a portion meant for two people.
Sliema's oldest pub has alternative live music, and reasonably priced cocktails and bites.
A nightclub with free entry! Go for the live music and dancing without having to worry about a cover.