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Malta is an island country in the heart of the Mediterranean, south of Sicily. This archipelago is a melting pot of civilizations, with a history spanning more than 7,000 years, from prehistoric temples to the fortress of the Knights of Saint John.
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Malta is an island country in the heart of the Mediterranean, south of Sicily. This archipelago is a melting pot of civilizations, with a history spanning more than 7,000 years, from prehistoric temples to the fortress of the Knights of Saint John.
Tips: Tipping is not mandatory, but it is customary to leave between 5% and 10% in restaurants if the service has been good and it is not included in the bill.
Public transport: The bus network is the main means of public transport and connects practically the entire island. It is an economical option, although in summer they can be full and punctuality may vary. There are multi-day cards for tourists. VTCs like Bolt or Uber are also a popular and efficient option.
Plugs: Type G plugs are used in Malta, the same as in the UK (three flat pins). Don't forget to bring a power adapter.
Drinking water: Tap water in Malta is desalinated and drinkable, but it can have a strong taste that not everyone is used to. Most tourists and many locals prefer to drink bottled water.
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View full guideTipping is not mandatory, but it is customary to leave between 5% and 10% in restaurants if the service has been good and it is not included in the bill.
The bus network is the main means of public transport and connects practically the entire island. It is an economical option, although in summer they can be full and punctuality may vary. There are multi-day cards for tourists. VTCs like Bolt or Uber are also a popular and efficient option.
Type G plugs are used in Malta, the same as in the UK (three flat pins). Don't forget to bring a power adapter.
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