Malta Yacht Charters

The Malta yacht hire, be it sailboat or motor yacht, will take your through years of history displayed as part of the charm, from the instant you arrive in Valetta Harbor. The past is mixed with the present in a fervent display of life. Wherever you go on the island of Malta, you'll find scenery and breathtaking architecture.

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Many people don't comprehend that Malta is more than simply a historic gem; it is also an outstanding sailing yacht charter destination in the Mediterranean with warm sunshine and clear blue skies from April through to October. The Maltese Isle of Malta, Gozo, and Comino supply a charming cruising earth for your Malta charter boats vacation.

The Malta yacht charter landscape has gotten increasingly popular and the types of Malta yacht charters accessible the lovely island include all the primary kinds of yacht charter for example motor, sailing, skippered, crewed yachts, catamaran, power boat, sailboat, luxury yachts and the ever more recognisable superb yacht charter. The summer season in July and August is the hottest and tends to have lighter winds. This is, in addition, the high season as far as yacht charter goes. Malta is really a unique and splendid yacht charter region with remarkable buildings and landscapes, exceptional shorelines and seascapes, and warm and friendly locals.

Let our experienced, unobtrusive and highly professional yacht charter agents guide you through the whole charter procedure, making the planning and preparation of your dream holiday as divine and entertaining (well, almost!) as the charter itself.

As a tourist destination Malta is popular for its warm climate ensuring a charter holiday that is varied and eclectic. Discover its architectural and historic monuments and most of all the scenic seaport of Malta’s capital, Valletta. The many bays and pristine seashores around Malta are a must see, especially on board a luxurious yacht. Between one area and another, one can feel the difference! The North, the most rugged of all Malta’s areas, offers spectacular views across to Gozo and Comino. It also has Malta’s most established shore and holiday resorts, Buġibba, Qawra, St. Paul’s Bay, and Malta’s biggest sandy beach at Mellieħaincluding other larger sandy bays, Golden Bay, Għajn Tuffieħan and Paradise Bay. Sliema and St. Julian’s are Malta’s main coastal resort towns and a heartland for shopping, entertainment and café life. Additionally they house some of Malta’s latest hotels and apartments. Additionally, St. Julian’s and Paceville are Malta’s main nightlife areas.

Its fishing villages and calm bays characterise the South. It offers an authentic insight into rural life that is Maltese. It's also the location of two of Malta’s prehistoric temples, Ħagar Qim and Mnajdra. The region is mainly undeveloped. Most hotels are in the harbour town of Marsaskala, a southern resort which bustles by night yet is quiet and enchanting by day. Malta’s ancient capital, Mdina, a near perfect example of a medieval walled town dominates Central Malta. Beyond the walls, lies Rabat, a sizeable town of Roman origin. The central region has some of the most interesting inland choices, ranging from palaces to town house hotels. Worlds apart from the main resorts and the capital Valletta, are the Islands’ villages. They are theepitomé of Mediterranean life. The soul of the Islands’ past! Yet, with their lively festas and regular life that is exceptional, they are very much part of the Islands’ culture today.