





Explore things to do near our hotel on the shore of St Julian’s. The Cavalieri Hotel Malta, a member of Radisson Individuals provides the perfect retreat to explore some of Malta’s top attractions and beaches.
St Julian’s and Paceville are very close to each other and can easily be reached on foot. These central locations offer a lively atmosphere close to amazing beaches. Explore colorful Spinola Bay, stroll around Balluta Bay, or unwind at St George’s Bay and beach. Discover nearby sites with a memorable day trip to Valletta or Mdina.
Visit the modern Mercury Tower, the ultimate lifestyle destination in St Julian’s. There’s plenty to do, including shopping, dining, and wellness experiences. Choose from a variety of family-friendly entertainment options for a fun day out.
Known for its colorful, traditional boats docked along the bay, the charming Spinola Bay is perfect for a leisurely stroll, enjoying drinks on a lively terrace, or catching a stunning Maltese sunset.
Discover the stunning beauty of Malta at the Pembroke Heritage Project. This trail offers around 2.5 kilometers for walking or cycling. Experience an up-close look at the natural coastline and rocky shores as you follow the trail.
A popular beach among locals and visitors, St George's Bay is perfect for sunbathing, going for a refreshing swim, or practicing water sports. Surrounded by lively cafes and bars this stunning beach offers vibrant entertainment all throughout they day.
The Paceville district offers a lively mix of clubs, bars, and entertainment options. It's ideal for those seeking an energetic night out, with diverse music, events, and vibrant nightlife.
Valletta is Malta's UNESCO World Heritage capital—known for its striking baroque architecture, built by the Knights of St. John. Don't miss out on a variety of heritage buildings and museums to enjoy the rich history of Malta. Enjoy shopping, as well as a vibrant dining scene during the evenings.
Marsaxlokk is a picturesque fishing village on Malta’s southeastern coast, famous for its colorful traditional luzzu boats, lively waterfront, and vibrant Sunday fish market. Its relaxed harbor setting, seafood restaurants, and authentic local charm make it a popular destination for visitors.
A must-visit on your trip to Malta, the ancient citadel of Mdina boasts captivating baroque architecture, offering a dive into Maltese culture. Although small, every stone-slabbed street is adorned with chapels, churches, and palaces. Wander down winding side streets to discover quaint cafes and restaurants.
Believed to have been the mythological home of Calypso, a nymph from Homer's Odyssey, Gozo island is best known for its rugged landscapes, mesmerizing dive sites, and cultural gems such as Ta' Pinu Basilica and the Ggantija Temples.
The Blue Grotto is one of Malta’s most spectacular coastal attractions, a series of sea caves renowned for their crystal-clear waters and brilliant blue reflections. Best explored by boat, it offers stunning scenery, dramatic cliffs, and excellent opportunities for photography.
Malta’s most famous natural swimming destination, the Blue Lagoon on Comino, is renowned for its turquoise waters and white sandy seabed. Surrounded by rugged coastline and breathtaking scenery, it is ideal for swimming, snorkeling, boat trips, and enjoying the island’s unspoiled beauty.