Maltese Archipelago

Malta is an island country in the Mediterranean Sea. The Maltese archipelago is primarily the islands of Malta and Gozo. It also includes the uninhabited islands of St. Paul and Filfla, the uninhabited island of Comino, as well as the tiny Cominotto and Filfoletta. Gozo is half the size, and Comino is only 2 km long. Malta is the only country in Europe, which has no permanent rivers and natural lakes. The highest point - the peak of Ta-Dmerek (253 meters above sea level) - is located on the south-west coast of Malta. The main port and capital of Malta is Valletta. The city of Valletta is home of a number of charter companies that offer bareboat yachts.

You can rent a yacht from a Malta-based charter company for trips around Malta and Gozo as well as to Sicily or the Pelagian Islands (Lampedusa, Linosa and Lampione).