BRACE YOURSELVES: 6 Tips for Surviving Winter in Malta
The weather has started to turn. In the morning, it drips, and in the evenings, lightning takes the place of summer fireworks. For anyone who’s weathered winters in Central Europe, North America, or god forbid,...
How to Not Lose ALL Your Hair When Using Buses in Malta
Public transportation in Malta can be stressing. Extremely stressing. But things are improving, albeit slowly!
If you're someone who uses public transportation often, then these 4 tips will help you save time, as well as...
Only In Malta: When Public Transportation FAILS
While considering a move to the rock, it's tempting to think that it should be easy to get around without a car. After all, how ineffective can a bus system really be when there's only...
Perfect Spring Time Activities in Malta
Ahh, the lovely spring is back! Beautiful sunshine, warm Mediterranean breeze and friendly smiles all around. Now is the perfect time to get out of the house and explore a little. That is why...
Furnishing Your Home in Malta
There is something magical about a house or a flat being transformed into a home. It takes time and effort, and a whole lot of money, but in the end, is all worth it.
During...
How to Find Restaurants that Don’t Suck (in Malta)
On TripAdvisor alone, there are 1,420 restaurants listed in Malta. Considering the population of 445,000, this is one restaurant for every 313 people - insane!
And that's only the ones that are listed on Tripadvisor....
Are you Sick of Melita? Here’s a Look Into the Alternatives!
It's no surprise that Melita has managed to (pardon my French) piss off many people - be it because of their horrible customer service, because of their tendency to overcharge people and send incorrect...
Living in Malta on a Shoestring? Budget Hacks for Saving your Euros
Let’s be honest, Malta is arguably one of the more comfortable European expat destinations when it comes to cheap living. Whereas in London, you might pay twice as much in rent, or pay up...
How to Open a Bank Account in Malta Without Losing Hair
If you're a foreigner in Malta, odds are that you've had several of your hairs turn grey as a result of dealing with banks. Be it to open an account, get a credit card...
Getting Social: Must-Join Facebook Groups for Expats in Malta
Living in a foreign country, both information about things that matter, as well as contacts, can be scarce - especially in the beginning.
For information, you of course have TheRealMalta.com :) But even though we...