Malta is small island national, in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea. Given its strategic position Malta has seen a variety rulers in its long history. The first evidence of habitation dates back to 5000 B.C., and since that time it has been ruled by Phoenicians, Greeks, Carthigans, Romans, Arabs, and the Normans of Sicily.

Modern-day Malta offer a glimpse of this long history, from varied ancient ruins that dot its landscape, to the unique language and customs of its people.

Malta is generally sunny and warm year-around, which makes it an ideal spot to have fun in the sun, whether that means sitting on the beach, snorkeling and scuba diving, or touring the island in a Jeep safari.

Related Websites of Interest:

• Official Malta Tourism Website
• Malta - Wikipedia
• Pbase: Malta Photos
• Pictures of Malta
• Valletta - Wikipedia
• Trek Earth - Photos of Malta