Urban Valley Resort & Spa 4* is located in the heart of the island within the beautiful landscapes of Wied Għollieqa Nature Reserve. This resort boasts a serene setting where you can truly unwind and reconnect with nature.

Spend afternoons by one of the pools or stay active with a range of sporting activities. Enjoy a pleasant stay in a central location with easy access to the island’s most popular and visited sites.

Perched at each corner of the building, the Corner Suites offer separate, light-filled living and sleeping areas. Make the most of this spacious room, perfect for resting any time of day.

Indulge in a stay where comfort meets elegance in our Family Suite. Every detail is designed to make you feel at home while experiencing something truly exceptional.

This is an upgraded half board+ stay. Your breakfast and evening meal will be served in the main restaurant (includes water & soft drinks).  

Dive into the two freshwater outdoor pools - one of which overlooks the Wied Għollieqa Nature Reserve, providing you with lovely views to enjoy while soaking up the sun.

Head to the serene environment of the spa with a heated indoor pool, which will help you feel relaxed on your holiday. There is also a sauna, Jacuzzi and steam room where you can enjoy ultimate relaxation and truly soak in that holiday feeling.

Explore Valletta on a guided tour that will take you from the stunning Upper Barracca Gardens to the St. John's Co-Cathedral, renowned for its Caravaggio masterpieces and unique marble floor. Finish with a stroll along Republic Street and an engaging show at the Malta Experience, tracing the island’s history through the centuries.

Discover the fortified city of Mdina, the former capital of Malta, as you explore its Siculo-Norman palaces and Baroque buildings, in an atmosphere where time seems to have stood still. Continue with a visit to the San Anton Botanical Gardens and the picturesque area of Ta' Qali.

Discover Malta with the 2-Day Transport Pass, which includes the Hop-On Hop-Off bus on the north and south routes, valid for two non-consecutive days. You will also enjoy a cruise in the harbour, valid within 5 days of activating the pass.

Discover the picturesque fishing village of Marsaxlokk, with its colourful luzzus and lively local market, perfect for a Sunday morning. Continue your excursion to the Blue Grotto to admire the Mediterranean waters, then explore one of Malta's well-preserved villages through its charming streets.

Discover Gozo in a unique way with a full-day tuk-tuk tour, exploring the island's picturesque landscapes and charming villages. Enjoy a delicious lunch featuring Maltese specialities while immersing yourself in the friendly atmosphere of Gozo.

Enjoy a day in Gozo with a scenic 20-minute ferry ride to the port of Mgarr, followed by visits to the megalithic temples of Ggantija, the medieval Citadel of Victoria, and the stunning bays of Xlendi and Dwejra. Immerse yourself in the island's serene atmosphere and lush landscapes, while discovering its traditional craftsmanship.

Malta, a small archipelago situated just below Sicily and above the North African coast, offers a blend of ancient history and natural beauty. The islands are home to temples and ruins dating back over 7,000 years, and a variety of stunning beaches and crystal-clear waters perfect for snorkelling.

Must-sees:

• The UNESCO-listed city of Valletta, Europe’s southernmost capital.
• The Megalithic Temples of Malta, including Ħaġar Qim and Mnajdra.
• The Blue Lagoon, a breathtaking natural cove on Comino.

Culinary culture:

Malta’s culinary scene is a delightful mix of Mediterranean flavours, with a distinct influence from its historical connections to Sicily and North Africa. Traditional dishes such as fenek (rabbit stew) and pastizzi (flaky pastries filled with ricotta or peas) are must-tries. The islands are also famous for their local wines, made from indigenous grape varieties, and fresh seafood caught daily from the surrounding waters.

Dive deeper:

For those seeking a deeper understanding of Malta, its rich cultural heritage can be explored through the island’s numerous historical sites, including the Maltese Cross, the emblem of the Knights of St. John. The country’s long history of diverse cultures and rulers has shaped its architecture, language, and traditions, which remain prevalent today. A visit to the Malta National Museum of Archaeology in Valletta offers an insight into this unique history.

Good to know:

The official currency is the Euro (€), and English is widely spoken alongside Maltese. Malta enjoys a Mediterranean climate with over 300 days of sunshine per year, making it a year-round destination. The islands are well-connected by buses, and ferries provide easy access to the surrounding islands like Gozo and Comino.