The Island of Malta with Darren, Naomi, Ayshea & Russell
The Island of Malta
Our first full day brought sunshine and fun. We enjoyed a gentle introduction to Malta with a stroll along the seafront, drinks at Café Royale, and a relaxing afternoon by the pool and rooftop Sky Bar, taking in sweeping views across the bay.

We travelled by open-top bus to Sliema for a harbour cruise around Marsamxett and the Grand Harbour, passing historic fortifications, Valletta’s skyline, and the Three Cities. Drinks on deck, sunshine on the water, and fascinating commentary made it a highlight.Sunday’s excursion took us to the colourful Marsaxlokk Market, where we browsed souvenirs and local crafts beside the harbour’s bright fishing boats.
On Monday we explored Mdina, travelling the scenic Blue Route past elegant districts, gardens, and Malta’s famous rotunda. Lunch in the sunshine preceded a wander through the ancient walled city’s narrow streets and quiet squares, rich with history and honey-coloured stone.

Today was dedicated to relaxation, with time spent by indoor and outdoor pools, chatting, sunbathing, and unwinding. Some visited the nearby Malta Classic Car Museum, returning enthusiastic about its vintage collection,


Our final full day was spent in Valletta. We admired grand fortifications, visited Castille Square and Barrakka Gardens for panoramic harbour views, shopped for souvenirs, and witnessed the historic Saluting Battery cannon firing. A fun train tour through the city revealed landmarks including St John’s Co-Cathedral and the Auberge de Castille.Ice creams are a must on one of our holidays! The perfect way to cool down!
There were several visit to Watson’s Pub for Elvis performances which we all loved, celebrating the King of pop! In true JollyDays style we danced the night away to all his greatest hits.
























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