Valletta, Malta cruise holidays

The official languages spoken in Valletta are Maltese and English

The currency in Valletta is the Euro (EUR)

1.5ltr bottle of water = 1.30 € (approx. £1.10)

Coffee (from a restaurant) = 3.10 € (approx. £2.65)

0.5ltr Domestic Beer from Draught = 3.00 € (approx. £2.55)

Three course meal for 2 people in a mid-range restaurant = 75.00 € (approx. £63.50)

Tipping is customary in Malta and a gratuity of between 5% and 10% is reasonable. However if a service charge has already been included in the bill, a tip is not necessary.

Good morning - Bonġu "Bon-ju"

Good afternoon - Saħ ħa "Sah-ha"

Good night - Bonswa"Il-lejl it-tajjeb "Ill leyl it thai-yeb"

Hello - Hellow "Hel-low"

Where is - Fejn hu? "Feyn ooh"

Please - Jekk jogħġbok "Yek yoh-jbok"

Thank you - Grazzi "Gruts-ee"

Excuse me - Skużi "Scoo-zee"

I dont understand - Ma nifhimx "Maa ni-fimx"

Coffee

Quaint cafés that have served their customers for many years are found throughout Valletta, as well as trendy newer spots.

Lunch

Valletta's food market has many small, innovative eateries, while various excellent restaurants can be found around the city.

Drinks

Wandering Valletta's streets you will find no shortage of cosy restaurants and cocktail bars where you can enjoy a drink.

Shopping

Valletta has a number of interesting and distinctive shops, such as the fascinating old Wembley Store.

Culture

Valletta has an abundance of cultural and historic sites, such as an ornate church and a large fort, packed within its walls.

Outdoor

The gorgeous Mediterranean climate of Valletta can be soaked up on its unique waterfront or in its lovely gardens and plazas.