Geographically, Malta is considered a state that consists of 3 islands. Many tourists are attracted most of all by the clear crystal sea, original culture, as well as a pleasant mild climate. In the period from autumn to spring, the average air temperature reaches +14 degrees.
Gozo can be noted as the largest island, and he began to enjoy success due to the fact that once Odysseus and Calypso met on this island and confessed their love to each other. After that, the mythical hero became the very first emigrant of this state.
As for tourists, lovers of ancient history come here most of all, who love to admire various structures that are made of stones. Initially, these are vertical stone structures that resemble the creations of the English Stonehenge, only in Malta they were made quite large.
Ggantija is considered the most ancient creation in the whole world, and it was included in the Guinness Book of Records. Such interest in various buildings began to be fueled by local legends, which claim that the Cyclopes lived on this island. From this we can conclude that Odysseus was interested not only in his beloved.
Locals advise visiting the natural museum called Ar Dalam, which is located in Birzebuj. It looks like it has an entrance to an underground cave. Inside the museum you can see the remains of dwarf animals, whose age reaches two hundred and fifty thousand years. You can also look at the skeletons of ancient animals and birds. You can also answer that the locals live here are not of great stature. From this museum you will be able to see the entire history of the construction that took place on the island. The various buildings were based on local stones, which the locals call limestone.
Now consider what conditions are provided for the best vacation. Even on the hottest days, a light, pleasant breeze will always blow from the sea coast, which only does what softens the air. Due to the favorable climate, you are given the opportunity to practice all kinds of sports, and the transparent sea will attract many diving enthusiasts.