1. Young men looking to visiting local night clubs and casinos should have passport by themselves. Visitors under 18 are not allowed to entertaining establishments of the kind and the availability of passport will help to avoid club admittance troubles.
2. In many restaurants visitors should comply with a dress code. Setting off to a restaurant one should wear formal suits and evening dresses. Visitors wearing beach suits are not allowed to enter casinos and restaurants.
3. Divers should get a special “C” card in one of the local centers. The cards are available in all diving centers. To get a card one should have special health certificates.
4. The most sought after souvenirs among travelers are considered clayware, glassware and ceramics which should better be bought at the outdoor markets. The same original and interesting memorable souvenirs are considered to be brassware.
6. Crime rate on Malta is rather low that is why one can safely and easily set off to the late evening trip. At the same time one should keep to certain safety rules: one should not keep valuables by oneself and leave bags unattended.
7. Bus are cruising the city from early morning till late evening. This means of transportation is a perfect way to reach any part of the island. Another popular transport is taxi. Commonly cars are not equipped with counters thus one should specify a cost of a trip in advance.
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9. Street call boxes offer the most profitable international telephony rates. The highest rates for international calls are offered in hotels. The street call boxes accept special plastic cards sold in different shops and hotels.
Malta: travelling advices
7. On the territory of the islands there is a ban on smoking in public places. For non-compliance with the requirements of the law, tourists face a serious fine. The Maltese strictly abide by the laws of the country. They can complain about an offender and demand that he be held accountable. 8. It is forbidden to sunbathe topless on the beaches, and the temples do not allow visitors in beach or too open clothes. Malta is a religious Christian country therefore, locals expect respectful attitude to temples and holy places.
9. Malta is one of the safest countries in Europe, and therefore tourists can freely navigate through its territory almost at any time of the day. Nevertheless, in popular tourist places, pickpockets operate.
10. In hotels in Malta with 4 or 5 stars, it is customary to follow the dress code; sports or beachwear in the evening time will be inappropriate. To change the towel, you need to leave it at the bottom of the bath. … Open
