The archipelago of Malta, also known as the Calipsee islands is a EU nation which lies about 90 km south of Sicily. With Pantelleria and Lampedusa, it forms the triangle of the Mediterranean islands located between the Italian and the Tunisian coasts. The Republic of Malta consists of three islands: Malta, Gozo and Comino, together with minor islets. The island-state of Malta is incredibly rich in architectural and cultural treasures,  as well as offering breathtaking natural scenary and an interesting cuisine.
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Malta is a place that attracts tourists for its history and its beautiful beaches. However, besides sun and sea, it also offers lots of fun and an exciting night life which has nothing to envy to that of Spain and Greek islands.

Malta’s night life is always ongoing, both in summer and in winter when lots of northern European tourists (especially girls) get to the island in search of some sun and fun. The majority of pubs and clubs are in Paceville / St Julian’s and Bugibba and have free entrance.

The clubs are very close to each other, so there is no need for transport. Only the outdoor big discos are out of town but are reachable by public transport. These places host international djs and musical festivals. Malta offers entertainment at all levels so, if you want to enjoy a relaxed evening after the beach, you can choose one of the many fashionable wine bars in Valletta or try your fortune at the Portomaso casino.